Lady became ours almost five years ago when we found her at the shelter. Apparantly she had been returned four times, hard to believe, as she is the sweetest, most gentle companion I have had the honor to care for. Lady is mostly quiet though lately she talks to us by making strange clicking sounds and growl-howls when she is excited about going for a walk or eating dinner. She likes to eat snow in the winter and chase lizards in the arroyo in the summer. She is definitely a master snuggler and always stays close to us. Lady is a loyal friend and will forever be part of my family.
– Heather Wulfers, MA, LMHC, ATR-BC is a licensed Art Therapist and the Assistant Coordinator at Southwestern Counseling Center. *www.heatherwulfers.weebly.com*
About the Moderator
Jim Nolan
Jim Nolan is in his 6th year as president of Southwestern College. He has worked for a dozen universities or colleges, both online and on the ground. He holds a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology, and attended graduate school in English/Irish Literature. He reads a lot of books, takes a lot of photos, plays guitar, got married in India in 2010, and has a wire haired fox terrier named Barney. He is the opposite of a guru, whatever that is called.
Jim Nolan is in his 6th year as president of Southwestern College. He has worked for a dozen universities or colleges, both online and on the ground. He holds a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology, and attended graduate school in English/Irish Literature. He reads a lot of books, takes a lot of photos, plays guitar, got married in India in 2010, and has a wire haired fox terrier named Barney. He is the opposite of a guru, whatever that is called.
