Nine years ago we lost our first Japanese Chin and through a small miracle we found Luv A Chin rescue who focuses on the rescue of Japanese Chins. In honor of our lost Benni we adopted Wilson and Reggie. Wilson filled our hearts and our homes with his silly antics, his sweet soulful eyes and his waggly tongue. Wilson had mitral valve disease which he managed for years and towards his later years he developed kidney disease. Wilson had more nicknames than any human I know. Woozie, Wilson Woo, Woo woo the night Man just to name a few. His happiest times were any meal time and fluffing his bed, but his all time bests were laying out on his deck, basking his sweet little body in the sun. He had a pack of 5 and through time he eventually emerged the pack leader for his final year of life. He was adored by his human family and his little brothers worshipped him. We are thankful for the team of skilled veterinarians and others in the veterinary fields who helped Wilson live his longest and best life.