Furry companions can help comfort, distract, or make you laugh. Do you have a pet? Tell us about them (and share a pic, if they're not camera shy!) For many living with ATTR, these companions can make a big difference.
I am a cat person. I foster cats too. I currently have three cats. One I adopted, and two foster fails, that bonded with each other. I get joy out of giving a cat, TLC, then can move on to another home. My cats are Blaze, Sassy and Capri. I love what I do.
DonnaFACommunity Admin
, thank you for sharing! They are beautiful - and I can see why the foster failed 😀 - Warmly, Donna (Team Member)
CommunityMember058e88Member
We have 2 very cute and intelligent bernedoodles from the same litter. They are Snicker and Doodle. They are great support and cuddle with me when I feel down.
DonnaFACommunity Admin
, I love the names! As cute as they are! Bernese Mountain dog & Poodle? Thank you for sharing them! - Warmly, Donna (Team Member)
Faye AdamsContributor
Here is our dog Snake! She is my best friend, the one who knows all my secrets and I can say anything to about how I feel about this disease, without worrying if it is too heavy for her.
Liz GreenCommunity Admin
Hi Snake! You look like a good listener 😀 - Liz (Team Member)
Greg SchwarzContributor
I could not survive without my dogs. I've had dogs for 50 years and they are always there when I need them and their unquestioned loyalty and love. Such a comfort, and their inexhaustible energy keeps me going.
Faye AdamsContributor
So cute!!!
DonnaFACommunity Admin
, thank you for sharing! They are adorable! I love the pet post pages 😀 Pets are such a comfort. - Warmly, Donna (Team Member)