Then she had a mommy for a little while that went to Alabama to get her and wanted so much to keep her but Mollie's new VERY BIG brother thought that Mollie was a toy. After several weeks of a cat and mouse game, our poor little baby doll was terrified, and her new Georgia mommy had to give her up.
Ed happened to see her one day in front of a pet store where they were offering precious babies for adoption. Mollie took one look at my sweet husband and it was all over. The next day she was our new little baby girl.
She has been with us for about a month now, and her nomad days are over. Prissy, Mollie's older sister, has grown accustomed to her although, at the beginning, she was asking us when Mollie was going to go home.
Mollie has somewhat dethroned her big sister, but we have learned to 'share the love' equally.
An all black dog is really hard to photograph. We keep asking her if she can see, because we sure can't see her eyes, but Mollie tells us that she can see just fine! In fact, the next time you are in the studio, I am sure that Mollie would like to see you and say 'Hi.'
Please don't hesitate to ask to see her. Little Mollie Mae knows no strangers!
