Molly was born in June of 2015 and we adopted her through our local rescue shelter in October of that year, after losing Abby in August. She was such an awkward little puppy - very long spindly legs under a long skinny body. And she was petrified of everything except Charlie, especially me. She would not come near me for almost a year - running to hide if I even looked her way. But now she is my sidekick, never wanting to be anywhere but near me or curled up on my bed waiting for me. Molly has had her share of medical issues. By the time she was a year old she was diagnosed with Epilepsy and had multiple seizures per month. In 2023 she started to get recurring pancreatitis and nearly left us three times. But she is a fighter! Then she developed other symptoms that led us on a race to uncover what was going on in order to save her life, again. After working with the emergency vets and specialists (she has both an internal medicine specialist and a neurologist), she was also diagnosed with hypoparathyroidism. She is now on the right mix of medications, seizure free, and healthy! I call Molly my Ambassador of Fun & Friendship because she loves everyone and all other dogs. She is just a pure joy!