The tale of a little dog with a very big job.

“Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy!” says Milo, an adorable seven pound emotional support dog. The runt, and the last of the litter, Milo takes on a huge job. He becomes an around-the-clock best friend and support dog to his new “Mom”. Mom has ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease) and cannot move at all. Tiny Milo tells the tale and gently explains the effects of ALS in words children understand. Milo reminds us that what matters most is not what’s on the outside, but the inside of the people we meet.

Prior to her ALS diagnosis Kay was an active and healthy realtor. She was always on the go and smiling. Her greatest loves are her family and beloved animals. Kay was diagnosed with ALS in February of 2011. Since first being diagnosed, she decided she was going to make the most of everyday and do all that was in her power to contribute to ALS research and raise awareness.