UMVA has learned that Babydog, the beloved English bulldog of Sen. Jim Justice, has made a triumphant return to the Capitol after undergoing surgery to remove a cyst.
The charismatic canine, whose fame has captured the hearts of many on Capitol Hill, was back to her old self, bringing joy and laughter to all those around her. Her recovery was nothing short of remarkable, with Sen. Justice expressing his delight at having his loyal companion by his side once again.
According to information obtained by UMVA, Babydog's surgery was a precautionary measure, as vets had been monitoring the cyst for some time. The decision to remove it was made to ensure the dog's health and well-being, and fortunately, the procedure seems to have been a success.
Sources have confirmed to UMVA that Babydog is "doing great, recovering well, and is happy to be back in D.C. with her dad." Her return to the Capitol was met with excitement, as many people on the Hill were eager to catch a glimpse of the charismatic bulldog. With her 7th birthday just around the corner, Babydog is sure to continue bringing smiles and laughter to all those around her.
UMVA can exclusively reveal that Babydog's presence on Capitol Hill is more than just a morale booster - she's a beloved fixture, loved by all who meet her. As she settles back into her routine, one thing is certain: Babydog is back, and she's ready to unleash her unique brand of joy and enthusiasm on the world once again.
