Deaf/Blind.... a dog is a dog at the end of the day

So today I took Judy around to Lees to get her cat checked. It went surprisingly well, Judy just sniffed the cat as well as everything else and totally ignored it. So that went well so Judy may be going to her new home soon. The problem is I don't know how she'll be with a running cat but fingers crossed she'll be fine cause if she is she'll have her forever home. Well I'll let you know. 

So onto another message. Lee is currently fostering 2 beautiful collie puppies. They are so lovely; playful; cuddly, just typical puppies really. But they've been overlooked because they are deaf and blind. But when I went to see them today I saw straight past that... they were just normal puppies, who loved attention and being cuddled and playing with each other along with Lees dogs. So please, please, please! Don't overlook a dog just because it has a disability, to them they are just normal dogs and they will act just like that. 

Lucy and Judy 

Photos taken from here