Willow is funny and smart. She needs "whats in it for me" answered. She plays stay away so the fun doesn't end. 

She is beautiful and charming. Petite and sweet.

Willow has a complete, filled life. I feel that is not only more humane than a stable filled with Momma's, it makes my heart happy. Everyday she charms, annoys and challenges her humans. She is understood and given every thing a dog should have. She gets to lead a joyful, healthy life filled with adventures, snuggles and all the other resources needed. 

Her family got a super well socialized, confident, sweet 8 week old pup at no charge. She did early neurological stimulation, scent introduction, doggy door, crate,  and motion sickness. While she is certainly not a big fan of the car, she does tolerate it with some drooling. Her Momma was a full on motion sickness gal.  

I get the comfort of knowing the pup is well loved and part of a family. That frees up my time to work on the program (or setting up peer support for PTSD). 

Everyone wins. The family, me and absolutely Willow.