Cherokee Star (bottom) and Red Volunteer (top) open up wide on the 4th of July. Real fire crackers they are.
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My Gift From God-Leo-RIP My Beloved Leo -passed to Rainbow Bridge April 7, 2012 - Forever Missed
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