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Indy Lee

Introducing Indy Lee (the Lee came later in her life. It was Kev's middle name. I didn't want her. We already had two dogs and a cat. That was enough for me, but this man right here wanted a puppy. Our neighbor's dog had them and he talked me into going down there to see them one night. I may have already written about this. (Insert "I don't know" emoji). Anyways... we got one of them and let me just say four years later, she is the most ridiculously spoiled animals ever!
Action shot with that tongue.

She can twist and turn her body all sorts of ways and sleep.
Those ears!
Water bottle fun!

Drinking out to he rain chains.
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