I have a sleep disorder that causes me to hallucinate during my waking hours, and when I was a teenager I learned how to train my dog to point at any living thing nearby (including bugs and mice) like a hunting dog. For years, every time I got freaked out, I could trigger her to point and if she was confused and didn't point, that meant whatever it was wasn't real. When I lost her, it wasn't just losing my life companion or best friend, it was losing a medical lifeline. The months between her loss and when I got and trained up a new support (a cat, if you can believe it. he has more anxiety than I've ever seen in a cat and a hunting drive that means if there is anything alive nearby, he is either about to eat it or screaming at the top of his little siamese lungs) were incredibly tough. I'm so glad this community has Kodi's back.
I have a bombay cat and he also SCREAMS at the top of his lungs.. constantly. If there is a bug in the house, my man is trying to consume it or screaming that he cannot reach it.
As someone who also struggles with chronic illness, and has a huge amount in medical bills, I cannot imagine spending $15,000 on dog training. But you HAVE to do things like this when you're sick, you HAVE to find the money. I am so glad you were able to help her.
I have a hearing loss. I spent every penny I have paying for my Rascal's surgeries for cancer, lost him three years ago and am still paying his bills. Without my Service Dog I am more isolated, but cannot afford new dog, the money doesn't stretch that far. I have fought with Social security for disability to no avail, can't afford an attorney either. We, of the community with health variances, are ignored.
I don't want to be polemical, but it's outrageous that you have to pay for a service dog. As a veterinarian I have had service dogs as patients but in my country the universal healthcare system provides them with proper training and the people who need them get them for free. It's sad that a fundraising is needed, although I appreciate it so much that such solidarity is present in the world!
It saddens me her dog was lost in an accident yet she has to pay for the new one too when it’s an absolute necessity for her. ☹️ In my country it would be free of charge like it should be. It’s absolute madness people have to go broke to live.
My service dog Tootie was originally gotten for blood sugar alerts then I got hit by a car and she took what she was taught and ran with it. She now alerts to on coming dizzy spells and makes me sit down.
So sorry she lost Bean so soon. I can't imagine the endless heartbreak that must've given Kodi. I'm so thankful for you Vanessa for using your platform for good!!
Thats what I appreciate about folks like her. That she is using her platform as not only a source of good but also as a force of good. She definitely is doing God's work.
Luke wasn't a service dog, but he was an emotional support dog for my father. My father has PTSD from the military after having to go overseas in Iraq. I remember the first day we got Luke. I was three. Dad wanted nothing to do with Luke, but slowly they grew a bond I have never seen before. Luke was not just a pet, but he was my big brother, my fathers son. The day we lost him, I'd never seen by dad so quiet. Luke passed away at a ripe 13 years of age. For a Husky, that's an extremely long time. Luke knew his days were coming, but he held on for longer than he needed to. Luke fought, just so he could see us happy. And I hope Luke is happy where he is now. When I pass, I want to see my big brother first thing. I love you, Luke. You've been the best brother a boy could ever have.
My son’s lifeline is a standard poodle named Blossom. She’s been his partner for 6 years. Now that she’s getting older we’re bringing her great-grandson home to owner train as her successor. It’s AMAZING what these dogs can do. MJ has some great natural talents she’s gonna shine like a star under training
Poodles and Poodle mixes are possibly some of the most observant and intelligent dogs out there. My 10 1/2 year old Standard Poodle always knows when I’m upset or depressed and he isn’t even trained as a service dog.
I think it's great for a working breed like the poodle to get into a new field of work. To see a family line continues the mission as granny Blossom will chill and be loved still within the family is also such a lovely tradition ❣️
this had me in tears. i'm in the very early and slow stages of wanting a service dog for muscular dystrophy among some other psych conditions like ptsd but i'm constantly put down and stressed by the reality of how expensive it is to upkeep and care for a dog while also just surviving myself as a disabled person who cant work, drive, walk far, etc. seeing just one of my fellow spoonies get this type of love and support means the world to us all
it can be expensive, yes. But sometimes people are able to train their own service dogs without a professional ❤️ so don’t give up hope. Even if you can’t do the training, maybe you have a friend or someone in your community who could help. Light mobility can be trained quite easily to the right dog. Heavy mobility (supporting your weight/etc) can be harder and you’d definitely need support to train plus a lot of work with a veterinarian. Most psych tasks you or a friend should be able to train fairly easily. You’ve got this! I got an SDiT and trained her in psych and light mobility , and I’d never even had a dog before.
This is why prisoners training dogs is such a great program. It incintivices good behavior by inmates, teaches them empathy and makes service dogs more affordable. I could not like without my untrained service dog✌💙🐶
@@kristn6513 is this a “thing”: prisoners training service dogs? What an amazing and perfect opportunity for everyone. Why isn’t this implemented everywhere ? I believe in second chances and that the prison system- unfortunately necessary is also archaic and more harmful than good. We are all human beings after all and there is no getting better if we are treating prisoners like garbage. Of course I’m talking non violent offenders and those with a good chance of rehabilitation… I live this for our country. Nothing better to teach someone unconditional love than a sweet dog.
@@qukigronereza It is a thing in some places, yes, and it's absolutely wonderful. The best behaved prisoners get to have their own puppy that they train as a service dog, and they HAVE to stay on good behavior to keep the privilege. The inmates furthermore get to feel great that they get to positively change the life of someone in need, which I've seen them talk about with pride in the vids I've watched on the subject. It's a wonderful incentive that's helpful in literally every way, and I wish it was more widespread.
As a service dog handler myself, I want to thank you so much for what you did for Kodi. People just don't truly understand how much a service dog gives its handler a new outlook on life. I lost my first service dog 2 years ago, he was getting close to aging out and I had already started training a new dog to take over with my boy Rocco retired. Unfortunately, Rocco passed away unexpectedly and within 6 months my in training dog had to be retired for health reasons. I am currently training another dog, but am finding it so difficult due to the downfall my health has taken. Again, thank you for what you are doing for Kodi.
I’ve had my Service Dog, Ricky for 13 1/2 years and he saves my life all the time. People don’t realize, these are not pets, they are like an expensive piece of medical equipment that keeps you out of the hospital. Being disabled and confined to a powerchair is hard enough, but without a service dog constantly by my side, constantly looking out for me, I would not be able to survive. Bless you for helping her out. People never realize how many more expenses the disabled have and how the bills alone can be crippling.
Just lost my first after spending that long together. She was 14 and of a breed that only lives 9. I now have a new 10mo trainee. She’s a lot to manage but I need that right now...
I just commented how people should treat service animals as well. Say you were blind, well service animals do a lot of seeing for their owner and any distraction can possibly lead to danger for both the owner and the animal. People aren't so much as supposed to pet or even feed service animals. I hope you're doing well today.🌻
I read the "advice" on how to get Social Security disability (USA) in the above comments, "just get a lawyer" left me grinding my teeth. I am Hearing Impaired, no resolution from surgeries, hearing aids, no cochlear implants because I can't wear a hearing aid. SS insists I do not have disability, yet I cannot teach... Bills?? I have them too, my home trained, qualified Service Dog had cancer, he died three years ago, I am still paying off his bills. With a Service Dog I was more safe going out into the public, I have been mugged twice when he wasn't with me, and feel safer when I hear a sound I can't identify. The reality of how a Service Dog improvs lives is underrated by the public. My bills can be crippling as well, job prospects dim, yet we are supposed to"get a lawyer", yeah right. All the best,pet your Service Partner for me, after all they are in partnership with us!
@@christinemeleg4535 hey get a specialty lawyer. They take from your backpay when you win... you don’t win, they don’t get paid. That’s how I got it. I get it entirely. I am in the same situation with my hearing.
As a young person with epilepsy and a service dog (Reese cup, a shepherd/mutt mix), my heart goes out to this woman; I cannot imagine losing my girl so soon after bonding with her. They are more than dogs to us as a disabled community; they are our access to independence, and they hold a piece of our hearts always
I use the term "Service Partner", they are our partners after all! My partner was my Hearing Assistance dog, without him I am so isolated! He died three years ago from cancer. He was a Border Collie/Viszla mix, high energy, full of joy, full of pranks that kept me laughing!
I’m late watching but I’m crying as if it just happened! I understand training is expensive but I truly believe that when it comes to medical conditions insurance of any type should and must cover it!! Dang on it we live in the USA!!! These word’s are from a Active duty army wife of 20+ years! It’s a shame of what is going on with the people in the United States of America!
I saw a video from Rick Mercer, years back obviously, stating people need to pay for their own Service Dog. How many people with Disabilities can afford that?
The people in the US have been taught that anything vaguely socialist, like caring and helping, are bad. They don't seem to realise that the rest of the developed world can do things like universal healthcare, and legislating that insurance companies have to actually insure people, without turning into communist hellholes. It's rather sad.
I'm watching this while recently (5 days ago) homeless and the only reason my dog and I have been able to stay together during this crisis is bc of very generous people who understand that my dog grounds me and keeps me safe from harming myself. My pupper isnt a service dog but he saves my life everyday and the kindness of understanding strangers has kept he and I safely together. Never underestimate how important it is for people to have dogs.
I hope you're able to find a place that would be able to give you shelter, and give your pooch some support too, while you try to figure out how to support yourself. If you have access to it, I'd suggest trying to look online to see if there are any homeless shelters or places that take in and rehabilitate homeless folks in your area. Not sure where you live, but knowing that there are places like the kennel I work at here where I am (they are incredible and do a lot to help people with special needs and whatnot) in other places, I can guarantee that you'll be able to find at least SOMEPLACE that can help provide for you! Keep going dude, I wish you the best!
@@exist4046 mutual aid network stepped up and put me in touch with a really amazing couple who opened up their small airbnb mother in law suite to me and my pupper. They said we can stay as long as we need to for our housing assistance to come through. I am fully aware of how extraordinarily lucky I am right now. Build up those mutual aid networks, folks. They literally save lives.
This is what makes you stand out among so many RU-vidrs - - your generosity, your consideration of others and that your RU-vid channel is about caring for others.
My best friend has PTSD and it effects his quality of life. It's thanks to his service dog Rebel Yell that he can go to work and have the life he deserves. I can't imagine what would happen to my best friend without him. I truly hope the best for Kodi and MJ.
The name Rebel Yell(probaly named after Billy Idol) is such a cute friend But seriously that’s great and service dogs really need to be respected more in public
I'm in the same boat with having a service dog pass. My service dog Koda passed away 4 years ago and I still haven't gotten over it. Now we have a paypal pool to help get a puppy and a trainer. But it seems no one can help at this moment. I'm glad you helped mj and kodi
My favorite part was when you offered to have her meet your Zoe and her face just LIT up. Gave me a couple tears. I started full on crying reading all these comments about how dogs have changed people's lives. They're just the best 💖 thank you for all you do for dogs and people alike!
I can totally understand Cody's plight. I've been chronically ill most of my life. I've been sick since I was 12, and there's way too many to list. I did have stroke and lost must of my vision and our rescue dog Capone aka Popo started leading me around so I didn't fall over things. He's done this all on his own and given me my independence back. Animals are absolutely amazing!!!
@@buffman09 I thought its the basic things you teach a dog to not run through doors without permission...like for normal dogs and this was a service dog so it should be even better trained? Strange story
I’m 14, and I have recently started volunteering with a family friend to train Golden Doodles to be service dogs. I’m really enjoying it and it’s crazy all of the incredible stories you hear along the way! I’m sure MJ and Bean’s owners really appreciate all you did for them!!
As someone with a chronic pain disorder I cried a lot at what you did for her. I cannot imagine how much that dog means to her and how much extra pain that stress would have caused trying to find the money for her training (or going through it themselves). You’re incredible and it makes me so happy to support the channel ❤️❤️❤️
$10 is all I can afford to donate but thank you so much Vanessa for helping out others. Your generosity is inspiring and I love seeing how happy it makes others ❤️
As someone with a German Shepherd SD, this video made my heart warm. She is my lifeline and explaining that to people has always been hard. The money needed to keep these dogs in the condition they need to be to work in is more than most of us can afford. Seeing you do something so kind for a handler in need made my smile. I’m so sorry that Bean has passed, but she is watching from above and helping MJ help their human. Thank you for doing such a kind thing. 💜
Sometimes, people on RU-vid use animals to make a money. You use the community to actually help so many animals and people. Makes me actually want to support you besides the great content =)
This is exactly one of those times someone uses animals to make money. I trust this channel, but I dont trust this lady who said you can just take 1500 dollars and train any dog to be a service dog. Nothing about that is honest. Trainers dont start with adult dogs for this training, and they pick out puppies who have the right temperament. That is not a good choice of breed for a working dog. This is all lies.
as someone with invisible illness, though nowhere near as severe as poor Kodi, this hit me on a personal level. My own dog, while not trained as a service dog, is my daily comfort and I cannot imagine the trauma of losing a dog as suddenly and as violently as Kodi losing Bean. M.J is such a clever little miss and I recognise a lot of the natural responses that M.J has towards Kodi in my Coco. You cannot teach a dog empathy.
I cried watching this. Very touching. My Shiba is a task trained service dog. We've not sent her to training due to cost. She's very good at her job. I know how much it means to have a dog help you. Not only the psychical tasks the emotional part as well. It's a blessing to have the dog as well as people like you to help.
Similar story, I had a chow chow and now a husky. I can only imagine the shiba struggles! My chow was very paws on and handler focused but my husky is more interested in those around us.
Do service dogs in the US have to pass any kind of testing? Do they get a state registered ID? In Germany you can only get professionally selected and trained service dogs that have a legal pass. And guide dogs for the vision impaired are free. I think the barely regulated system in the US is why there are so many issues with unbehaved and/or fake service dogs.
I could sit through the whole part with her talking about her situation Just without crying... almost broke when she did.. but then her pure excitement at her getting to meet your german sheperd literally made me tear up. omg
I need a service dog but I can't afford one. I manage without one, as Cody cannot. Generosity like yours is the only way she can get through. I wish I could give you both more but I wanted to help you, so you can keep helping others. Even if it's just a little bit.
As the mom of a teenager with physical and mental disabilities, allergies, etc. We're self training her service dog because yes its expensive. Since we got her the dog, I have lost my vision and can't work. The cost is immense. It's beautiful to see people raising awareness and knowledge!
Soooo I just fell in love with both the Owner and the dog!! Then seeing Bean at the end OMG He was so gorgeous!! Now I'm crying ...... 💕💖💜🙏🏾🐕best video ever.
As someone who has a poodle mix service dog I'm was crying at the end of the video I've spent over 10,000 dollar training and grooming her. Being disabled is not easy and I'm so happy to see she met u!
I'm sorry for the struggles this woman has imposed on her. Someone that hugs and says 'i love you' to a dog doesn''t deserve this. That is a good person.
As a chronically ill and disabled person, this made me cry tears of joy. I live in Ontario too, and I know just how little ODSP (disability) pays. You've done something amazing here. Something so unbelievably life-changing, and I'm sobbing. Thank you for caring. I'm so happy for Kodi. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I have a goldendoodle named Lucky. She is a service dog in training for multiple things. She helps me so much and I get her groomed pretty similar. It’s do good to see how we can raise awareness not just for service dogs but for also goldendoodles😊
Kodi, if you’re reading this, you’re a lovely person who deserves so much love and support. I wish you the best and I hope you and MJ have such a wonderful life together!! Rest well Bean, she knew how much you loved her♥️
I'm currently fighting with my parents to get a service dog because my disabilities are severe and my medical team agrees that I need the help. It's such a hard struggle, because they're allergic and don't like dogs, and they really don't seem to understand the legitimate medical needs that have led me to start pushing for this. Vanessa, your kindness goes so far. This has me crying not only because you've helped to give hope and relief to someone who has more struggles than we can even communicate, but because you've used your platform as you always do - to bring happiness, health, and awareness to everyone who watches your content. Thank you for doing what you do and making a tangible difference in the world.
Poor Bean, sweet dreams ❤️ I get a lot of syncope episodes from dysautonomia, one day I might consider a service dog but thankfully I’m managing on my own for now. My dear old dog Bella passed away 2 years ago and she was an unintentional service dog at home. I would always come to with her next to me on the floor. I miss her ❤️
I’m 20 and have an 11 month old spoo who’s also training to be my service dog! He’s a psychiatric service dog who helps with my anxiety, PTSD, and depression. I’ve been so much more confident going out in public and he’s been a huge influence in my life. These dogs are truly incredible 💙 My boy’s name is Leiden! (Lye-duhn)
Been almost a year since losing my service dog. She would wake me up when I had nightmares. Now I sleep 2-3 hours a night. They really do make life better.
Thank you for doing such a kind thing to help out a pet owner who also needs her buddy to help her live her life. I don't know what I'd do without my ESA dachshund, who comes running when I have meltdowns to lick my face and insist I pet her, which is grounding for me and helps immensely. She diverts attention like this with anyone who smells like they're overstressed or crying if they're guests at my house. She also acts as company because I am nearly housebound, and she is my daily joy and best friend, and I couldn't live independently without a dog like her. Actual Service Dogs do such vital work.
My condolences for beans loss! She was such a good girl and lost her life too soon. She was also beautiful. Loving thoughts go towards kodi and her family!
Who knew watching an awesome gromming channel would bring me to tears, but there it is.... Vanessa that is so awesome of you.... Us disabled people, physically challenged people, are treated like the outcasts of society. We don't receive near the amount of help we need, from not so severe to the severe difficulties/medical issues, in the form of daily help to financially.... So to do this for a fellow disabled person brings me to tears..... And my lil dude, who was my everything dog, his name was Cody..... (named after commander Cody of star wars by my then 13 year old son in 2015). He and I had a bond like that.... So it just makes me appreciate this gift for her even more.... Thank you sooooo much... And thank you for sharing your story Cody......
I struggle from ptsd and dissociative disorder and got a German Shepherd to be my service animal. I was never able to afford training and I unfortunately just couldn't train on my own but she does her best with what she knows and even just her being next to me during my episodes helps so much. I'm so happy that Kodi was about to find a new baby to help her. My heart hurts for her pup that passed but it's good to know Kodi is getting the help and love she deserves!!
This really hit close to home. Two weeks ago I got Ilo, he is a three month old Labrador and will be my first service dog. Today we had our first training session, and he did so great, I'm really proud of him. These dogs are life-savers, and its so great to see that they are slowly getting accepted. I live in Germany and due to my condition, its not possible to send him for training, I have to do it myself with my trainer, but its still really expensive. All the best for Kodi and MJ ❤ she will be a great service dog
My big sister has epilepsy and has absence seizures. At one point, she was having up to five or six per day. I say this because I can't imagine going through what my sister or Kodi goes through everyday and I am sure that having a service dog is very helpful and important. Having a chronic illness can truly turn your life upside down. My sister has been trying to get disability for several years and unfortunately she keeps getting denied. Thankfully, my mom and I work with her and we are able to be there for her during her seizures.
I'm sorry your sister is going through this. The way to get Social Security to pay up is to bombard them with paperwork. That's what I did to get my son in and 25 years later, it's still going strong. What I did was, every time they said no, I'd photocopy all his documents, stuff them in a Manila envelope and send it back out on the very same day. After about 5 tries, they gave him benefits just to get rid of me. Give it a try and may God bless you and your family.
It typically takes 5 denials to finally get social security, and it's not a lot of money. Getting an attorney, a good one, can help the process go a little faster....
My brother has suffered through a sense seizures and doesn't get them anymore, but applying for disability can be difficult. Getting the process done through a disability lawyer/lawyer. It's expensive but once the process is complete you never have to do it again.
Epilepsy is a nightmare. I had a relative that couldn't drive herself because she would more than likely have a seizure, and she once cracked her skull as a result of one. I'm glad she has you and your mother to support her, people with such a condition need people around.
Cody and MJ are absolutely Wonderful! I am so sorry she lost Bean in such a tragic way. Cody is a fighter and MJ is her loyal side kick. The connection is already so strong, MJ knew just what to do. Dogs 🐕are such amazing loving,intelligent ,kind,protective, loyal, intuitive creatures and life long companions. Dog really is God spelled backwards. I hope Cody and MJ become the best of friends, protectors, advocates, lifelong companions. May they have a long happy fulfilling life ahead of them. 🙏 🐕❤👩🏽🦽
with all of the bad things happening in the world today, it is wonderful to see that there are even more good things still going on. This was an amazing thing you are doing for her.
Such a brave and strong duo! I am so sorry about losing Bean, that kind of loss is exceptionally hard and painful… but MJ is gonna be such a great helper! How fantastic that is! I’m glad you have such a sweet and smart companion like MJ to guide you, all the prayers and best of luck to you Kode!!!
I’m physically disabled and surviving with a Tbi and my cavaliers are such a guiding light in my life. Granted there not as well trained as a service dog but they do get me out of bed everyday and smother me with affection at every waking hour.
So awesome I’m in the process of getting a service dog. I have epilepsy and needing someone with you ALWAYS can be a lot. These dogs REALLY DO help everyone who needs them. So hope she can get the training she needs!
Golden Doodle is probably one of the best choices for the kind of service dog Kodi needs. Very intelligent, easily trainable dogs that want to be close to their owner at all times. Saw the fund raiser today and it already crossed the 10k mark. If there was ever someone who deserved that help that quick, it's Kodi. Can't imagine how my life would have been with only one of the things she has to struggle with daily.
I've noticed that almost all the comments are about the commenters relating to the health conditions, which is fine. I wish all of you the best in your lives. I just thought somebody should let you know that you are an incredible human being. Helping people and animals alike. The world could use more people like you 🌹
I actually am training a service dog myself to help me deal with my PTSD along with my Psychogenic non-epileptic seizures. He is a rescue and I am training myself which is hard but so rewarding. I hope the best for them!
Service dogs are incredibly important and provide a life altering service to people with disabilities. They also provide emotional support. I wish all the best to Kodi and MJ. So glad she found a new service dog after her loss.❤️
I’ve been training my service dog for about 8 months now and I can’t imagine the pain Kodi experienced from losing her service dog so soon, I know it would absolutely break me if I lost mine. I’m glad she managed to get MJ and support from you and everyone who donated to the go fund me. I’m lucky to live in the UK and get help through a charity to train my dog for much less money than it costs a lot of people. I’m sure MJ will be an amazing service dog and a huge help to Kodi!
This is a wonderful episode! Thank you for bringing awareness to disabilities! As someone with epilepsy, i realize people dont take disabilities seriously and make fun of it all the time. They dont realize the extra hardships we go through in life.💜
Dogs are amazing. My pug is no service dog but he woke me up when I fell on ice and got knocked unconscious and did the same for my aunt. My cousins dog protected me from a dangerous individual one night and he doesn't have a mean bone in his body. When my mom passed away I worked with multiple dogs and they all comforted me that next day in their own ways. They know. Somehow they know exactly when we need them.
I can attest to owner training a service dog is no easy task, especially without any sort of trainer. I trained my SD 100% on my own and there were so many ups and downs, but in the end it all worked out. I can't imagine losing my SD, she's my best friend. I'm sorry she lost Bean. ☹️
Thank you for using your platform to not only show us the most adorable, spicy, and fluffy pets, but to bring to our attention subjects like this. Miss Vanessa, you too are a hero on so many levels! Heartwarming comments!🥹💕
As someone with a severe chronic illness, I couldn't imagine not having my (non service) dog, Stormy. I spend more time with my girl than with any person. She seems to...just...KNOW when I'm having a very bad day, and refuses to move from my legs for hours at a time. I sobbed watching this wonderful video. I'm so happy for Kodi, and so proud to be part of this amazing community of animal lovers. I show everyone this channel!
RIP to Bean, who was a Very Good Dog. Welcome to MJ, who is already wonderful and will become even better with training. Watching Kodi with your dogs at the end was beautiful. I don't know who was happier, her being able to snuggle Gidget or Gidget getting all that attention. ❤️
Your channel is amazing! I'm a future service dog handler/owner who's very aware of the time and cost of owner training a SD. To lose her SD Bean after he had just finished his initial 2 year training (and was likely just starting to be physically mature enough to do brace and mobility work) would be devastating. Thank you for supporting and shining a light on SD and their handlers!
I completely get her issues. I have ptsd from childhood trauma and worse. I have a little beagle, she’s 12 now, and just doesn’t leave me...I take such good care of her. God Bless your worked God Bless this sweet lady and her precious dog...and thank you for helping her...I can only shareto my FB page. I have friends who love them as much as me...and your work with all creatures is phenomenal. 🥰🙏🏻🥳
seeing a fellow spoonie get so much support from this channel is amazing. I’m saving up for a service dog at the moment, and even here in Australia it’s going to be so ridiculously expensive and I won’t be able to get any government backing for my first dog so it’s all going to be on me… I’m a strong believer that anyone who would benefit from having a service dog should have access to one, and though that’s not possible for everyone yet, things like this make it possible
I work with a service dog organization and live on site with the puppies. Being able to see these dogs grow and help their handler with their disabilities is so amazing. They’re true lifelines
Thats so amazing! As a mother you can’t help but cry at the joy! My daughter just lost her emotional support dog in February, we’re trying to get the funds to bring her new support pup home.
Kody ur such a brave and amazing lady!!! I’m so sorry for ur loss. I know that was just horrific. Ur little MJ is adorable and has the best momma he could have! I never knew how much it cost train a service dog. I can’t imagine the stress of that. I’m so happy u got some help! Ur such a beautiful and courageous lady. U definitely deserve the help. God Bless u and MJ and ur momma. ❤
Ok, happy tears. I'm so glad you could do something for Kodi! MJ is a sweetheart, and she looks fantastic with her clip. This was a wonderful episode, and I'm happy you brought it to us. 💗💗💗💗
This is why I love this channel! You don't do it for fame and fortune. You do it for the love of animals and people. It's why I keep coming back to watch. Thank you for your kindness and passion!
