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Isshy (pronounced i-sh-ee)Crate/Crib blankies are warm and soft for your baby, whether it's human baby or a dog or a cat. If you would like one with the paw print please convo me and I will add this feature for FREE!!! Each one will come in it's own special gift box. It will have paws ribbon with a gem to match your Isshy inside. A great gift already packaged. See the pictures of the box your Isshy will come in,they are really cute! My son has one he sleeps with every night. I made one of these blankets for my little Yorkie-Maltese mix or Morky named Reesie and she loves it. She knew right away it was hers. My cats love them too! Machine wash and dry. They are hand crochet by me. The small sizes are approximately 21x20 inches. The mediums are appoximatey 22x24 inches and the larges are 24x28 inches. $20.00 for sm. $24 for the medium and $28 for the large. Special custom orders are welocome for both colors and size. Severals colors available now. More to come...check back daily!
TINY morkies - 3/4 Yorkie 1/4 Maltese. Ready to go, born August 15. SHould weigh about 3-5 lbs as adults. Nonshedding, hypo-allergenic.
All girls!
One of our little girls is now two. Which makes her a teenager in dog years. & as a teenager should be, she was moody.
I realized Where she was hanging out not lit right for the shot but I made do with what I had.
Not my best pic of her but I wanted something to remember her on her day.
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA (10/9/13)-Musical interlude: During the volunteers’ lunch break Wednesday in Oakland, Rob Morky found a shady spot to relax and practice with his banjo, which he has been playing for a year. Volunteers wandered over and soon formed a small audience. Then it was time to go back to work. ©Habitat for Humanity International/Preston Merchant
My little heart face, Love her so much!!!
She is such a serene portrait taker. She gives such a regal look in her pictures. Well she is royalty to us. But I do find it remarkable how she holds her head for pictures. Also there is a wish in her eyes. I swear sometimes I feel as if she gets frustrated that she doesn't know or speak our language. She tries instead to express it in her eyes.
Next to the shack was a shed. The whole side of the shed was decorated with a blinking, pulsing American flag.
Because God loves America.
No, really, He does.
Growing up on my block I noticed that it was block for children. Once the children grew and moved out, either the family would move out for another family with children to move in or if they stayed stayed they would soon whiter away.
I didn't want this fate to happen to my mom so I prayed for a child to come into her life. There came a few opportunities that would lead her to adopt a child. I was all for it, but my sister talked her out of it every time.
Mom has this dog that hates me, barks at me all the time. He's a little punk dog that only barks when she's home. It used to annoy me, but I know she loves her dog and the dog loves her, so I'm happy.
The dog is getting up in age and their lifespan, you know, is not as long as we would like it to be. I began to worry that when that time came, mom would have a severe broken heart from the loss, so I prayed for a puppy to enter her life. If I couldn't get an adopted baby then I'll pray for a puppy.
My sister was getting lonely in her apartment by herself so she decided to get a pet dog -- a morky, they call them. He was the tiniest most energetic dog I ever met. It wasn't long before everyone grew to love him. It also wasn't long before mom and my sister's puppy became frick and frack buddies. So, it was the three of them; old dog, new puppy and mom. She brought them with her anywhere that allowed them to be. If they could be there, they would be in that car with her accompanying her. My sister accepted that fact that the little guy wasn't hers' anymore. And, I was comfortable knowing that when that day came for the old dog to meet his day, that my mom would have comfort in the new puppy.
One Winter day I was out in front of the house and saw the sign from God that He answered my prayer and brought the little puppy to comfort my mom.