Re-Champ!

There's an article in the Parade section of the Sunday Star-Ledger about Champ, who I posted about here. One of the new take-aways I received from that was how his new human companions explained how they couldn't let him go, saying something to the effect of "Who else would be able to look in his eyes and know what he needed? How could I train someone to do that?"

Everything works out for the best, and Champ would have been OK however it turned out. However he has himself a good set of human companions, and isn't it wonderful when you can experience that kind of connection, whether it be with another animal or a human or even a piece of art?

Wonder

Here's a story that started out decidedly negative and turned into a positive. Meet Champ, the Miracle Dog.


From now on I'll think of this story when I start worrying about the outcome of something. Most of the time, everything turns out OK and the worst part of the experience was the worrying.