Elizabeth's  Accomplishments

	3-29-2008  1st place,  6-9 mo. puppy bitches, Claremore KC of Oklahoma
	4-12-2008  1st place,  6-9 mo. puppy bitches, Northeast Oklahoma Kennel Club
	4-13-2008  1st place,  6-9 mo. puppy bitches, Northeast Oklahoma Kennel Club
	4-26-2008  WB, BOS, Tri-State Kennel Club (at only 8 1/2 mo. old!)
	4-27-2008  WB, BOS, Bartlesville Kennel Club (at only 8 1/2 mo. old!)
	5-28-2008, 1st place Puppy Bitches, Sunflower KC of Olathe Kansas
	6-28-2008 - Best Puppy in Sweepstakes, Oklahoma City Kennel Club - under breeder Luann Curtis
	9-7-2008   RWB, West Central Oklahoma Kennel Club
	9-12-2008  WB, BOS Salina Kennel Club
	9-13-2008  RWB, Wichita Kennel Club
	9-14-2008  RWB, Hutchinson Kennel Club
	10-31-2008 1st Place 12 - 18 mo. bitches -Tri-State Kennel Club
	11-1-2008 1st Place 12 - 18 mo. bitches -Bartlesville Kennel Club
	11-2-2008 RWB to a 3 point major -Mid-Continent Kennel Club of Tulsa
	11-13-2008  RWB, Town & Country Kennel Club
	11-14-2008  WB, BOW, BOB, Town & Country Kennel Club
	11-16-2008  RWB,  Canadian Valley Kennel Club
	12-6-2008   WB, BOW, BOB, Northwest Arkansas Kennel Club Inc.
	12-7-2008 1st place 12-18 mo. bitches, Northwest Arkansas Kennel Club Inc
	1-30-2009   RWB, Jesse James Kennel Club
	1-31-2009   RWB, St. Joseph Kennel Club
	2-1-2009    WB, BOW, BOS, St. Joseph Kennel Club
	2-13-2009  1st Place Am Bred (major entry), Plum Creek Kennel Club
	2-14-2009  1st Place Am Bred (major entry)  Plum Creek Kennel Club
	5-29-2009  RWB, Gateway Sporting Dog Association
	7-4-2009  WB, BOW, Jefferson City MO Kennel Club
	7-8-2009  WB, BOW, BOS,  Comal County Kennel Club
	7-10-2009  WB, BOW  for a 3 point major under Judge James E. Noe, Austin Kennel Club
	7-11-09  RWB for a 3 point major Bexar County Kennel Club
	12-5-09  WB,BOW,BOB for a 3 point Major under Judge Houston Clark, Trinity Kennel Club
ELIZABETH WAS EXPERTLY HANDLED BY SHANNON LAYMAN

Elizabeth was boarded at the Parkview Animal Hospital on May 22, 2011, the day the EF5 tornado swept through Joplin, MO. Parkview was located just to the north of St. John's Hospital, which was the hospital that was so badly damaged during the tornado.

After the tornado went through and my family was safely home, we tried to drive over to the veterinary clinic but were not able to get through because those badly damaged areas were blocked off. We did not have electricity, phone or cable. The next morning we again tried to get over to the vet clinic but could not get through. When I asked the officer about the dogs that were boarded there, he said, "Don't know nothin 'bout no animals."

A friend of mine had called the emergency clinic and asked about Parkview, and they said that they thought it was gone. She was able to get down to Parkview from the north and saw that they had spray painted on the building "Pets OK". We finally found out that right after the tornado went through, a vet from Kansas had thrown crates in her van and headed to Joplin to help with the animals. She took the Parkview animals over to her clinic. Amazingly enough, all the animals were unharmed, except for one small dog with an injured paw. One dog had escaped and was found. The roof had falled in but was kept off the dogs by the cinder blocks.

We drove over to Kansas that afternoon and picked up Elizabeth. I couldn't imagine how scared she must have been when the tornado went overhead and the roof came down. She was overjoyed to be home and thankfully doesn't seem to be afraid of storms.