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Wesley

Posted on July 25, 2005December 31, 2022 By admin

ca. 1993-2003

Wesley was rescued in the spring of 2003 from the pound by Marty Stewart, and I adopted him in May. He got his wheels in July and had three glorious weeks on the beach at Whidbey Island that summer. It was to be his only visit as he developed lung cancer and died in September of 2003. Spring of 2005, with the advent of the CorgiAid cart program, I cleaned the seaweed off the wheels of his cart and donated it so that another little corgi can walk again.

Donated by Bobbie Mayer


 

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