Harley is a kind of dog called a Yorkshire terrier. His first family cant take care of him, so they have to put him up for adoption and hope that they can find another family to love and take care of him. And they do! Harley is afraid at first, but he soon learns to love and trust his new family, and he really enjoys all the fun things they do together.
When Harley is six years old, Denise, his person, notices that he is drinking a lot and having potty accidents. Thats not like him at all, so Denise decides to take Harley to the veterinarian. Thats when they learn that Harley has diabetes. Harley has to have a shot twice a day now, and hes afraid. Will Denise be able to take care of him, or will he be sent away because hes just too hard to take care of?
Including photographs, Not Like the OthersHarleys Story seeks to teach elementary children the value of being different and loving unconditionally. Come along with Harley, a rescued Yorkshire terrier, on his cross-country adventure as he learns to trust his forever family, is diagnosed with diabetes, and figures out how to live with his illness. He may not be like others, but he is not alone and is unconditionally loved.
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Denise Gruzensky is a family nurse practitioner who learned to live by the motto, "Adopt, for friends can't be bought," after rescuing Harley, a Yorkshire terrier. She currently lives in Paradise, California, with her husband.