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|Articles|October 1, 2009
How's Twister now?
Author(s)Caitlin Rivers
Twister is healthy and happy.
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After 11 months with Caitlin Rivers, Twister can walk short distances unaided and longer distances when tail-walked. His favorite activities include riding in cars, watching TV while perched on a lap, and helping in the garden-he's a digger.
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