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DogsRpeople2
http://butdogsrpeople2.blogspot.com/
My blog is dedicated to the effort to popularize the adoption of rescue dogs everywhere. These are dogs that have often been neglected and even abused and are so deserving of a second chance to do what dogs to best - bring joy and unconditional love and devotion to a home of their own.
- Added on: Jun 7th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Bob Hunsicker
- Listed in: Dogs
- Tags: dog training dog adoption crate training rescue dog dog pets obedience lessons
Recent Posts
Roscoe\'s Story
Roscoe, a large muscular pit bull, was brought to the Clatsop County Oregon Animal Shelter from the Oregon Humane Society in Portland. Although Roscoe was a favorite of the OHS staff, he was not getting adopted and they didn't want to euthanize him. ...
A Banner Year for the ASCPA!
In 2009, ASPCA supporters like you made a world of difference for animals throughout the country. Together, we shared our anti-cruelty message with countless pet-passionate people—and lawmakers noticed. With the help of our more than 1.4 million Ad...
Sweet Girl would not leave her friend!
My son came home one day in 2008 talking about a couple of puppies that had been dumped between our house and his girlfriend's house. One of the puppies had been hit and killed by a car and the other one would not leave its friends side. We were sup...
Samlilah
I rescued Samson (on the right) and Delilah from a shelter as 9 week old puppies in Atlanta, Georgia. I initially was looking for one puppy, but as I was walking around with the female, this sweet-faced boy was just sitting in his crate looking very...
My Beloved Samba
I adopted Samba at age 5 in 2000 from the Scottsville Animal Shelter outside of Rochester, NY. She was very shy at first and scarred inside and out. Abused for years by her drug-dealing owners it took some time for us to truly bond. She never got ove...
Easy Tips for a Pet-Safe Holiday Season
There’s nothing more scrumptious than gathering with friends and family for the holidays, but many of the ingredients in human fun can result in distress for pets. As we kick off this season of lights, parties and yummy treats, the ASPCA wants to r...
