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11 Sept 2025
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11 Sept 2025
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Pixie - Leitrim
She's a don’t judge a book by it’s cover type of girl. Pixie represents over coming your past, learning, persistent, resilience while still being smart, funny, caring, ooohhh so loving and just daft. She represents everything that is love, the joy, the heartache, trust and overall goodness.
Although a bit of a houdini and loves a good sock or anything she’s not suppose to have. She gives the best snuggles. We fostered, fell in love and adopted. Her back story is hard one but doesn’t define her.
Her fears, anxieties she faces everyday but because people who dont know her label her as reactive. She is more than this and everyday shows up and because of that I will show up for every time she needs. Best of luck to everyone.
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