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This photo by Dean Curtis, first published on March 17, 2006, shows Serenity Pursell, almost 2, cuddling one of her puppies that survived a March 12 tornado. Debris from her great-great grandfather's barn burns as the family worked to clean up from the storm. News-Leader File Photo
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-Serenity Pursell, almost two, cuddles one of her puppies that survived the tornado as the rubble from her great-great grandfather's barn, that did not survive, burns in the background. Serenity was asleep in the family farmhouse which may be a total loss. Eight puppies were in an outside doghouse that blew across the property and landed in a fence. They live in rural Webster County. Dean Curtis/News-Leader

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This photo by Dean Curtis, first published on March 17, 2006, shows Serenity Pursell, almost 2, cuddling one of her puppies that survived a March 12 tornado. Debris from her great-great grandfather's barn burns as the family worked to clean up from the storm. News-Leader File Photo<br /> -<br /> <br /> -Serenity Pursell, almost two, cuddles one of her puppies that survived the tornado as the rubble from her great-great grandfather's barn, that did not survive, burns in the background. Serenity was asleep in the family farmhouse which may be a total loss. Eight puppies were in an outside doghouse that blew across the property and landed in a fence. They live in rural Webster County. Dean Curtis/News-Leader
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