My Angel Doll is named Rami (short for Ramiel, the archangel) who's name means

"mercy of God."   She was born in December, before Christmas last year.  Not only is she

special to us but she has made others feel special too.  We visit two nursing & retirement

homes on a regular basis.  She has made lots of friends and we are so happy to hear people say 

how Rami makes their day!   When we first started to make our visits I was unsure how a

 young puppy would react to all the strangers and that she might be too playful for the elderly

 residents but to my great amazement, she would sit very calmly on their laps almost as if she

 could tell they were frail and couldn't take a boisterous puppy jumping around!   She was

with ~ playful with children, but gentle ~ more rowdy with teens and active adults~ and calm

 with those who she needs to be calm with; she just knows what is called for. 

She visited one of the homes on Halloween in her 'Material Girl' pink and black lace doggy

 dress and they really enjoyed seeing her again.  I do believe she makes such a difference in

people's lives; even the people who are working there ask about her and it brings a smile to

 their faces when they talk about her!  Recently we were asked to go into a certain woman's

 room, as a 'surprise' visit.  The woman had her eyes closed, hooked up to oxygen.  The

 administrator said "someone is here to visit you"  and she took the woman's hand and put it

 on Rami.  Her smile was instantaneous and she said "oooohh, it's so soft, is it a dog" and

 began to ask me questions about her ,then after a time she opened  her eyes and asked if

 she could see her.  I lifted Rami up so she could see her better and her voice sounded so

 cheerful when she said "aren't you the cutest puppy!"

I can't tell you what these visits mean to me too.  One man began to reminisce about his field

 dogs he had, over the years.  I loved hearing his stories and see how he brightened, knowing

 that someone was there to hear how important they were to him.  Rami ended our visit

by giving him a gentle kiss on his cheek.  When we visit I can only get a few steps before I hear

 someone say they want to see her.  Rami is very patient with everyone and seems to know

 that, even if she gets weary of all the petting and handling, it is important 'work', so she doesn't

 complain when we are out a little long some days : )   I taught her how to wave 'bye-bye' with

 her little fuzzy paw and they all think it's so fun- so some days when she wants to tell me she is

 ready to leave, she will wave bye-bye on her own; that's my cue that she is ready to go home

and take a much deserved nap.

One of her friends has Osteoporosis and we knock on her door and I kneel down so she can

 see Rami when she opens her door.  She is always so happy to see her and we talk about her

 beloved apricot poodle and she shows me her pictures.  This lady is so taken with Rami that

 she always says in a very happy voice, "she is just the cutest little dog I've ever seen!!"  Every

 time we visit she says this and holds her by herself before we say good-bye.

Rami has such a loving heart for everyone ~ it makes it easy to do this 'healing' type of work.  I

 know that she is doing the Angels' work...........you can feel when it happens...........and it's

 so magical to be part of it.      Alex   

 simply a 'natural' at it from the start.  She will always adjust her ways to whom she is around.

     We purchased a Angel Doll from Lora. We have named her Mia and she
 has been a constant joy to us. She loves to play with her toys and her favorite
 thing is to play ball. She is always bringing us a ball to throw for her. Mia
 has also learned several tricks, she sits, lays down, dances and rolls over. I
work in a small office and Mia goes to work with me almost everyday. When
I don't have her with me my boss always asks where she is. I have turned into
one of those people I use to make fun of. She is always dressed in cute sweaters
 or dresses and bows in her hair. My grandchildren love her. Mia always
 enjoys running around the yard with them. Shortly after we got her my
 father came down with cancer. When he wasn't in the hospital we would
 take her over to see him and he would sit and play with her. When he passed
away, we brought my mother back to our house that morning Mia curled up
 on her lap. Since we purchased her I have ran in two other ladies who have
 Angel Dolls and  both were vary happy with there Angel Dolls. One of them
said she has gotten three from you. Strangers ask  where I got her and I give
 them your website.    Debbie