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This Week’s Winner
| Name: | Andie |
| Breed: | Red Heeler |
| Fun Fact: | I got Andie from a Rescue Farm, in Oklahoma. Had no idea what breed she was, but learned over time she was ‘special’, being half Australian Herd dog and half Dingo. She is at my side always, likes rides in the car and requires exercise. |
Cutest
| Name: | Emmy |
| Breed: | Yorkie |
Most Expressive
| Name: | Trip |
| Breed: | Jack Russel Terrier |
| Fun Fact: | Trip loves going for rides and taking trips with me! Especially to go pickup the kids; he loves the kids! |
Sleepiest
| Name: | Packer |
| Breed: | Chihuahua mix |
| Fun Fact | Packer loves to snuggle, loves bluey, and loves Christmas lights |
Silliest
| Name: | Molly |
| Breed: | Mini Golden Retriever |
Most Dignified
| Name: | Butters |
| Breed: | Border Terrier Mix |
Best Action Shot
| Name: | Lumi |
| Breed: | Chiwawa mix |
| Fun Fact: | We have had Lumi for 3 years he is 3 years! Love him and will never stop. Adoring him!  |
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- View past week’s winners here: January 9, 2025
- Click here to view the full list of our past winners
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