This is a difficult story to tell.

So, I'm just going to kind of push through it, and I hope that you will forgive any stumbles

or hiccups or clumsy language.

But for those who have followed the story of our family and the rescue of Little Henry,

my little four-pound Choa by Yorkie Mix rescued from a puppy mill back in March of 2014.

I know that you take his story personally.

I know that you take us personally and for that reason, especially in the wake of recent

events I felt like I should talk about.

Little Henry and what our experience has been this week and what we would like to do in

his memory.

Little Henry was rescued by the humane society of Tulsa March of the first 2014.

It was a horrible situation.

You know, these puppy mills are just terrible places.

People for a buck is for a buck.

You know, we'll put these dogs by the dozens or even hundreds in tiny cages where they

live their whole lives.

No quality of life, they're miserable, they're mad at their disease, they're starving.

And they do it so they can breed the animals and sell them.

And Henry was part of a puppy mill that were 103 dogs and a single mobile home in San

Springs, Oklahoma.

We saw the story on the news.

And so they had this kind of an expo looking for forever homes for the dogs.

...