This is Memphis. She’s eight weeks old. She’s a great Dane. She loves to play and run around.  8 to 12 pounds the breeder so she’ll be anywhere for 110 to 140 pounds so she’s going to be a big girl. She’s so stubborn and doesn’t listen at all. She doesn’t even know her name but she’s super sweet and cuddly and playful

This is AYAZILLA and her dog rocky right now she’s at work so is Rocky AYAZILLA owns her own small business and sells different styles of dog accessories like different colors, harnesses, leashes, and vests. She make sure that their stylish get comfortable functional. She’s funny and supportive, sweet and caring. She volunteers at the shelter. She adopted Rocky from the shelter that she volunteers at and sometimes she even fosters dogs.

She’s a two year-old boxer. She’s happy and friendly. She loves to play and run around. Nothing slows her down not even being sick. She wasn’t acting herself. She was still hyper and playful, but she wasn’t eating or drinking anything she was very squirmy and she would lay down and she seemed uncomfortable

This is Bella Bella is 25 and getting married in two months in the story. You’ll be many different characters including her mom and sister have fun.

Axel is a year and a half old he’s a purebred German Shepherd. He’s a show dog and a. Stud dog he has helped over 30 dogs have beautiful puppies in the past six months axle is a very good dog and is very well trained. He’s silly and funny. He likes to play a lot. He knows lots of really cool tricks he’s also a really good guard dog. 

 Lacey is a dainty, calm, well-mannered Yorkshire Terrier. She’s affectionate, intelligent, and enjoys gentle play, but isn’t hyper or high-energy. She loves attention, staying clean and dry, and being pampered—especially when her silky hair is styled with bows. She dislikes dirt, mud, and water and prefers to avoid getting wet, so bath time must be gentle and thorough. Yorkies are prone to certain health concerns. Watch for: • Patellar Luxation (kneecap issues, limping) • Tracheal Collapse (use a harness, not a collar; watch for a honking cough) • Dental Disease (very common—daily brushing is vital) • Hypoglycemia (small, frequent meals; watch for trembling or lethargy) • Portosystemic Shunt (liver condition—poor growth, disorientation) • Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease (hip pain, lameness) • Eye Issues (dry eye, cataracts) Lacey’s coat needs daily brushing with a pin brush and comb. Use detangling spray and keep her topknot tied to prevent eye irritation. Bathe every 2–4 weeks with high-quality shampoo; dry thoroughly and avoid water in ears. Trim nails every 2–4 weeks. Schedule professional grooming every 4–6 weeks. Dental care: brush daily with dog-specific toothpaste. Ears: check and clean weekly with vet-approved solution. Diet: high-quality small-breed puppy food in small, frequent meals. Exercise: short walks (on a harness) and gentle indoor play. Training: use positive reinforcement. Socialize gently with calm dogs and people. Vet care: regular checkups, vaccines, flea/tick/heartworm prevention, and discuss spaying by 6 months. Supervision: always watch Lacey due to her tiny size. Never leave her outside unsupervised. Puppy-proof her environment.

It’s the middle of summer and Cleo is on her way to work. It’s a 20 minute walk from her house to her job 10 minutes. The water is super hot already. Cleo is sassy and funny. She loves to crack jokes she’s thoughtful and serious. She needs to be. She’s also a bit of a perfectionist. She loves being clean. She also loves everything to be organized. She also likes to tell jokes and pull pranks on people she’s also a bit dramatic.

This is your wife Sabrina. She’s funny Smart fancy pretty popular too, but you and her just became parents not too long ago. She’s incredibly thoughtful and sweet and when she needs to be, she comes into a mama bear. She’s very protective of her baby and you love her just the way she isshe’s 24 and in college to get her nurses degree so she could become a nurse a pediatric nurse that is you can pick the age of your daughter. You can pick her name and everything else about her.

This is Olivia Olivia is 25. She’s a mother of two. She has one dog an amazing husband. She’s caring she’s funny. She’s a little stern, but she is never strict. She loves to cook and bake. She’s very family oriented right now she’s searching for a job that will allow her to bring her dog with her since he is training to her service dog. She also loves to run and be active outdoors if she doesn’t get to go outside and be active it makes her feel sad but at the same time she knows she can’t because it’s raining so she takes advantage of getting outside every chance she gets she’s out there, but if her family doesn’t want to, she doesn’t push it One day she hopes to live in the country with lots of wind so she can rescue different animals she’s very attached to her dog, but I’m not going to tell you her dog. You’ll have to figure that out as well as finding out the kids name. 

This sweet shelter dog is rusting of everybody. You don’t know if they’re a boy or a girl because they won’t let you touch them or get close to them. This dog is the most feral dog at the shelter. It’s going to take a lot of work to get them to trust people. The true challenge is going to be taking them to the vet. How are you going to get them there without touching them what will the vet say? How will the vet react? How will the dog react?

She’s five years old, playful, energetic, wild, crazy, smart, loyal, independent

Maverick is your 2 1/2 year-old German Shepherd husky mix that you had trained professionally to be your mobility support service dog when you want him to work just say on duty when he is done working just say off duty he will work with her. He’s in a vest harness or not. He can be a service dog on a leash or off leash. He knows how to go to the bathroom on command, which is relieved that’s his command to go to the bathroom when he’s not working he’s playful, energetic and happy when he is working. He’s very serious and nothing will distract him from what he’s doing. He’s also been learning a few different dog sports He’s been learning, agility, barn, Hunt, sent work, and dock diving

In the story, this is your dad and your husband because he will play the roles of his kids and his wife. He has two kids four year-old Mia and seven-year-old Annie . His name is Matthew and he’s 29.  His wife is 29 year-old Carissa and all she wants for her 30th birthday in a few weeks. Is it an Italian Shepherd puppy so he got one early and he told her he had to go on a trip for a few days and have to drive down to Florida get to the work trip in reality. He was just going to pick up the puppy from a very reputable breeder. He’s charming and funny. He loves to make jokes that people actually laugh at. He’s a very family oriented. He doesn’t work past 4 PM. He doesn’t work on Saturdays or Sundays.

Meet Freyja – Norwegian Lundehund Puppy Freyja is a fluffy 10-week-old Norwegian Lundehund full of joy and curiosity. She plays in a wildflower-filled field in Norway, soaking up sunshine. Her name, Freyja, means “Lady” in Norse, reflecting grace and strength. Breed Norwegian Lundehund – a rare Spitz breed from Norway originally bred to hunt puffins. Known for six toes per foot and super flexible joints, helping them climb cliffs. Appearance Reddish-brown and creamy white coat, very soft and fluffy. She has six fully functional toes on each paw and can extend her legs sideways due to her unique shoulder joints. Her eyes are almond-shaped and brown, with alert pointed ears. She makes happy yodel-like sounds when excited. Personality Playful, intelligent, agile, affectionate, and very curious. Quick learner but can be stubborn. Friendly once she trusts you. She bonds deeply and is very loyal. Likes Sniffing new scents, exploring, learning tricks, belly rubs, cuddles, and being around people. Dislikes Loud noises, being left alone too long, and unfamiliar large dogs. She prefers calm, predictable environments. Care Needs • Grooming: Brush 2–3 times per week to manage shedding. • Bathing: Every 2–3 months or when dirty. • Vet Visits: Every 3–4 weeks until 16 weeks old, then yearly. Breed Notes Lundehunds are loving and smart but need training and socialization. They may have digestive sensitivities, so vet guidance is key. They thrive with gentle, positive training and daily mental challenges. Ideal Family An active, loving family of four (kids aged 8 and 12) with a fenced yard. Preferably has a calm, friendly medium-sized dog (like a Lab or Golden) as a companion. No cats or small pets due to prey drive. Family should enjoy outdoor time and be home often or arrange for dog care. A calm, consistent training style will help Freyja grow into a happy, well-adjusted dog.

I this is a inclusive daycare any child disability or not everything is disability, friendly, and they cater towards everybody, but their specialty is autistic children

Millie, a 23-year-old with autism, has a unique way of experiencing the world. Her occasional quiet demeanor and tendency to walk off without a word aren't defiance; they're often her way of coping with sensory overload or expressing needs she can't articulate verbally. A sudden loud noise or an unexpected touch can be intensely jarring, leading her to seek a calmer space or follow a sudden surge of curiosity about something new. Millie thrives on routine and sameness, with disruptions causing her significant anxiety or stress. She finds immense comfort in meticulously organizing her cherished collections or engaging in repetitive movements like gentle rocking, which help her self-regulate. She has unusual sensory reactions, finding certain textures unbearable or specific sounds excruciatingly loud, even as others remain unaffected. Yet, within these sensitivities, she often develops obsessive interests, delving deeply into topics like historical fashion or intricate puzzles. Despite these traits, Millie is incredibly loyal and thoughtful. While social interactions can be challenging due to difficulties with social cues and expectations, her connections, once formed, are deep and meaningful. Her communication, though sometimes unconventional, is always earnest. Millie finds joy in simple pleasures, whether it's the quiet comfort of her favorite blanket or the intricate patterns in a piece of art. She has been happily married for three years to her devoted husband, who deeply understands her needs. Recognizing the profound impact a service dog could have, he crowdfunded to bring Marley into their lives three years ago. Marley, a wonderful yellow Labrador-Great Dane mix, is more than just a pet; he's Millie's constant companion. Marley provides deep pressure therapy, helps to ground Millie during overwhelm, and offers an unspoken understanding that truly enriches her daily life, allowing Millie to navigate the world with greater confidence and peace.

Hannah is a two year old Dalmatian. She’s sweet, lovable, playful, cuddly, super well trained, and well behaved she doesn’t work she doesn’t dig. She does not chew things up. She doesn’t pull on the leak. She lays down in the backseat when she’s in the car she’s crate trained house trained. She doesn’t get on the furniture she doesn’t beg for food.

Reggie is a mixed brain. He’s got about 10 different breeds in him fostering him for two months so you decide to get a DNA test but here’s some information about him. He is very calm and laid-back. He never runs anywhere. He’s at a very slow pace even though he’s only eight months oldhe does like to play, but he does not like to rough house. He loves food and naps he likes to swim that’s his favorite activity and he knows the word swim or go swimming.

Rosie is a one month old baby raccoon she’s an orphan. She still needs bottle fed every four hours. You found her outside and you’re taking her to a wildlife rehabilitator throughout the story quite different character characters, including the rehabilitator.

You are her 4 year old daughter she’s your mummy and she’s getting you off of the bus after your last day of pre-K

Noble is a mini highland cow he’s your mini cow and you love him. You raised him from a teeny tiny baby. You got them off of Facebook marketplace for $20 when he was a bottle calf.