How Does Your Furry Friend Make Life With HIV Better?
My furry Jersey girl seems to understand me on my worst days and always manages to coax a smile from my frown. Our daily (often nightly) playtime is never dull—who knew a human could enjoy wielding a laser pointer almost as much as kitty enjoys chasing it?! Her name is Arli, short for Arlington Park—where I rescued her 8 years ago. And she is thoroughly mesmerized by optical illusion rugs/art! And I’m inspired and mesmerized by her!
He's a good dog I enjoy his company. He allows me to think quietly when the noise in my head gets too big, he senses things others don't and I love him which is strange to say because when I got them in my family, I did not want to have a dog, but I'm glad I do now.
This is my dog Lily. She’s so amazing. I attribute my disposition to her. She keeps me moving every day. We run about 6 to 7 miles. I am I don’t know where I would be without her.
Libby keeps me active and is a huge comfort. She loves to cuddle up with me.
My Lea just turned 6 the past few days. She keeps my life in order. With her I have learned to care for myself as I care for her. We are pretty much Velcro she’s at my side during day and night.
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