 for disability to start in January, the financial support of the community has helped keep them afloat.

The Udelhoven family's benefit auction on Oct. 20 includes items donated from around the community.

"The community is supporting us like you would not believe," Margot said. "We are being very welcomed into the Mingo community. I think I gained 20 pounds with the amount of cookies people are bringing."

A photo that touched thousands

Brice always knew he wanted a Great Pyrenees.

A neighbor owned a mountain dog and Brice enjoyed their giant size.

So when his golden retriever passed away last Thanksgiving, it left a canine-shaped hole in his heart that couldn't be empty for long.

That day, Brice and Margot searched the internet for another dog. Brice found a white Great Pyrenees puppy that he wanted.

In less than 24 hours, he was driving to southwest Iowa to get him.

"I just picked him up that evening," Brice said. "I always liked animals."

The 10-month-old puppy is still growing — after all, his mom is 140 pounds and his dad is 160 pounds.

The photo of the two reuniting elicited heartwarming feelings from people as they wrote about the smiles and happiness they felt seeing the furry and human friends together.

While Brice is in Iowa City for treatment, Mack stays with family. The giant dog is playful and lazy, but when he sees him, he wants to jump on his bed and basically everything else.

For now, Brice doesn't have the energy to bring him out for a run or play, so the pair mostly just sleep together and watch television. The kids like to join and create a nest of fur and fun.

But Mack is a good dog, waiting and ready to help.

"He keeps my mind busy and off things," Brice said. "He's all around a good dog."

How to help the Udelhoven family

Follow Brice Udelhoven's journey on Facebook.

The #TeamUdelhoven Benefit is being held Oct. 20 at 5 p.m. at the Iowa Speedway in Newton. There will be a free-will donation dinner, silent auction and dance.

People can make monetary donations to the family through a fundraiser on Facebook. Idioti u
for disability to start in January, the financial support of the community has help restrain them afloat. 

 The Udelhoven family's benefit auction on Oct. 20 include detail donated from around the community. 

 " The residential district is supporting us like you would not believe, " Margot said. " We are being very welcome into the Mingo community. I think I profit 20 pounds with the amount of cookies people are bringing. " 

 A photo that reach thousands 

 Brice always knew he want a Great Pyrenees. 

 A neighbor owned a mountain dog and Brice enjoyed their elephantine size. 

 So when his gold retriever passed away last Thanksgiving, it left a canine - shaped trap in his heart that couldn't be empty for long. 

 That day, Brice and Margot searched the internet for another dog. Brice find a white Great Pyrenees puppy that he wanted. 

 In less than 24 hours, he was driving to southwest Iowa to get him. 

 " I just picked him up that evening, " Brice said. " I constantly liked animals. " 

 The 10 - calendar month - previous puppy is even growing — after wholly, his mom is 140 irish pound and his dad is 160 pounds. 

 The photo of the two reunite elicited heartwarming feelings from people as they wrote about the smiles and happiness they felt attend the furry and human friends together. 

 While Brice is in Iowa City for treatment, Mack stay with class. The giant dog is playful and lazy, but when he sees him, he wants to leap on his bed and basically everything else. 

 For now, Brice doesn't have the department of energy to bring him out for a footrace or play, so the pair by and large just sleep in concert and watch television. The kids like to join and make a nest of fur and fun. 

 But Mack is a dear dog, wait and ready to help. 

 " He keeps my mind busy and off thing, " Brice said. " He's all around a good dog. " 

 How to help the Udelhoven family 

 Follow Brice Udelhoven's journey on Facebook. 

 The # TeamUdelhoven Benefit is being held Oct. 20 at 5 p.m. at the Iowa Speedway in Newton. There will be a free - volition donation dinner, silent auction and dancing. 

 People can make monetary donations to the kin through a fundraiser on Facebook. Idioti u
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How to  help the Udelhoven fam ily

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 for_disability to_start in January, the_financial support_of_the community_has_helped keep them_afloat.

The Udelhoven family's_benefit auction on Oct._20 includes items_donated_from around the community.

"The community is supporting us like you would not believe," Margot_said._"We are_being_very_welcomed into the Mingo community._I think I gained 20_pounds with_the amount of cookies people are bringing."

A photo_that_touched thousands

Brice always_knew he wanted a Great Pyrenees.

A neighbor owned a_mountain dog and Brice enjoyed their_giant size.

So when_his_golden_retriever passed away last_Thanksgiving, it left a canine-shaped hole_in his heart that couldn't be_empty for long.

That day, Brice and Margot_searched the internet for another dog._Brice found a white Great_Pyrenees puppy_that he wanted.

In less than_24 hours, he_was driving_to southwest Iowa_to get him.

"I just picked him_up that evening,"_Brice said. "I always liked animals."

The_10-month-old_puppy is still_growing_—_after all,_his mom is_140_pounds and_his_dad is 160 pounds.

The photo of_the_two reuniting elicited heartwarming feelings from people_as they wrote about_the_smiles and happiness they_felt seeing the furry and_human friends together.

While Brice is in_Iowa City_for treatment,_Mack stays with family. The giant dog is playful and lazy,_but when he sees him, he_wants to jump on_his bed_and_basically everything else.

For_now,_Brice doesn't_have the energy to bring him out_for a_run or play, so the pair_mostly just sleep together_and_watch television. The kids like to_join and create a nest of_fur and fun.

But Mack is_a_good_dog, waiting and ready to_help.

"He keeps my mind busy and_off things," Brice_said. "He's all around a good dog."

How_to_help the Udelhoven family

Follow Brice Udelhoven's_journey_on Facebook.

The #TeamUdelhoven Benefit is being_held_Oct._20 at 5 p.m. at_the Iowa Speedway in Newton. There_will be a free-will donation dinner, silent auction and_dance.

People can make_monetary donations to the family_through_a_fundraiser on Facebook. Idioti u