We went to the Doggie Dash yesterday and it was great! They have raised $354,000 so far and their goal is $390,000. I've never seen so many dogs in my life! It was crazy. Here's a recap of the day: The car ride there A bunch of fluffy dogs During the walk (first bridge) "I'm tired!!" Post walk Back at home We did the 2.5 mile walk (the other options; 2.5 mile run or 1.5 mile walk). He had a great time. I'm glad we were able to go out and participate. It was a gorgeous day too. I hope everyone ... read more »
My dad, doggie and I are going to participate in the Doggie Dash this year. This annual event raises money for the Humane Society. In the spirit of the event, I am selling card/stationery packs and all proceeds from this listing go directly to the Humane Society.I've been trying to build up his stamina. We are participating in the walking part, not the the running. Regardless, he gets so distracted and he would rather lay down and rest in most cases.Thanks for your support! read more »
Please check out this article and vid from local Nashville station News 2. Dr Burgess from the Animal Hospital of West Nashville, a clinic near my old dog grooming location, tells in her own words her fight to save the animals in the clinic from the rising flood waters.http://www.wkrn.com/global/story.asp?s=12465996 Thanks to all the AKC breed clubs making efforts to help and a special shout to the Doberman Parent Club and President Janet Van Wormer whom I heard from this morning. Remember that you can... read more »
It has been a harrowing past few days for all of us in Nashville..The city declared a State of Emergency, the Red Cross Shelters are full, Fema officials have arrived, some of us are still without power, and we must ration our water. While, at the same time, many, many residents drag the soggy remains of their possesions out of what was once their homes. There are as of right now, an untold number of lost pets, the city has reported that they are picking up lots of dead pets, and our city Animal Control... read more »
This article was recently found in the Detroit News / Free Press. If you believe as we do that the current intention of these lawmakers is irresponsible, we urge you to contact your representatives in the state legislature and strongly voice your opinion of what their actions should be as your elected representatives. We believe [...] read more »
On May 31, 2009 a two and one-half year-old Labrador Retriever/Manchester Terrier mix dog named Spencer was killed at the Rochester Hills, Michigan Humane Society. Spencers family had surrendered him that day based on promises by Humane Society personnel to find a good home for the well-loved dog. Family members changed their minds about the surrender overnight [...] read more »
