The things we go though fur our dogs, ...

I can definitely agree. My daughters started the animal rescue center and I've been a foster for 8 years. I've fostered about 70 animals for them and occasionally we get one that's "unadoptable". One of them is a Rottweiler that has seizures. He takes medications at 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. If you're late it can trigger a seizure. My schedule is built around his medication times. I have a total of five dogs and they all take various medications for a variety of illnesses and two are on special food for allergies.

Unconditional love?

Priceless.

Not to mention the small fortune spent keeping them healthy and happy. Returned ten fold in companionship and love. Our little pug just turned 11 years old.

:)

And it's all worth it when they wag their tails and give us one of those looks that says "You're kind of alright for a hooman. I think I'll keep you".