Prissy was the loyal caretaker and constant companion of Jennifer Wortzman’s mother, also known as Grandmom. Fiercely loyal to Grandmom, Prissy always felt that she needed to look after and protect her. Prissy loved to show affection by giving Grandmom kisses.
Although Grandmom pretended to be grumpy about it, Jennifer has photos of her mother smiling as Prissy licked her face. Grandmom never felt alone as long as she had Prissy, and in return she showered the little dog with treats and attention, letting her enjoy the life of a contented lap warmer and couch potato.
When Jennifer found Prissy for her mom, she agreed that if her mom passed first, Prissy would have a loving home with Jennifer and her husband, Mitch. Though she’d made arrangements for Prissy in her will, the last thing Jennifer’s mom said to her was “You are taking the dog.” Jennifer assured her mom that her wishes would be fulfilled. She wanted her mother’s love for Prissy — and Prissy’s love for her mom — to be remembered.
After Grandmom passed, Prissy retired from caretaking. She befriended the great grandchildren, who relished her friendship and licks, and she enjoyed playing with Jennifer’s young dog.
Prissy was a very smart, loyal and loving dog who was passionate about her job as a companion and never failed to bring joy and comfort to Grandmom. She lived a full and beautiful life, and the family is so thankful that Grandmom had her love.