Please welcome Mica, pronounced MeCa to the hermitage:
Mica at four months old.
Mica is a Belgian Malinois, German Shepard mix. Mom is a Belgian Malinois bomb dog for a police department, and pop was a German Shepard that jumped the fence and had fun.
She was sold to a lady that didn’t know how to take care of a HIGH energy dog who gave her up. She was basically homeless and was to be put down if someone didn’t take her home soon.
With my like for Mals and Sheps, I decided I couldn’t let her be put down, so I adopted her!
She is full of energy, but she allows me to do my prayers and homework, but then wants the rest of my time.
My cat, Tiggr, wasn’t too happy with me bringing her home though!!
In Christ,
Brother Don
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