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Good for the Soul - Page 5
We often stumble across videos and writings that just leave us with a good feeling. It may not be rescue related, it may not be "Bully" related, but it's a good feeling to have one of the "Awwww" moments, or a good laugh.
This page is dedicated for this purpose.
This page is dedicated for this purpose.
Seagull Steals From World's Laziest Cat's Food
My Parents Drugged Me
You aren't looking for them, but I found your 2 dogs
Sigh. No one is looking for these guys. And I see why.
They hump everything in sight, try to dominate our old doggies, try to
eat our cats and pee on everything and bark at everything. Neurotic,
lick constantly. They know no commands, either in English or Spanish.
They are aggressive and most likely lived in a puppy mill.
You dumped them, probably, and we picked them up before they were killed
by traffic. Unneutered, no tags, two small males under a year old.
I hate you, person who dumped these dogs.
There are no lost ads on phone poles, no lost ad on Craig's list, no
lost ad in the paper.
We put signs up all over, put a found notice in at the local pounds. If
you were looking for these filthy little ragamuffins, you would have
found them.
We are afraid to take them to the pound because under stress, your dogs
were snappy and horribly afraid, and dogs are judged by temperament for
adoption placement. They would not have passed that test.
However...
They are, under their filth, mats and horrible habits, adorable.
They have learned "Quiet," "Come," "Sit."
They have stopped being so neurotic and we have broken most of their bad
habits in just a few days.
They are smart and sweet and are looking for guidance and WANT to be
good little dogs.
One is a purebred little white and buff guy with an under bite, the
other is a brown little dog that looks almost exactly like a miniature
version of a larger breed dog. They know each other and were obviously
(by the same bad habits) raised (poorly) together.
We will get them neutered, train them and get them into a good, loving
home with people who use the brains God gave them.
If these are your dogs, come on by. Not so you can have them back. So I
can kick your ass.
Sigh. No one is looking for these guys. And I see why.
They hump everything in sight, try to dominate our old doggies, try to
eat our cats and pee on everything and bark at everything. Neurotic,
lick constantly. They know no commands, either in English or Spanish.
They are aggressive and most likely lived in a puppy mill.
You dumped them, probably, and we picked them up before they were killed
by traffic. Unneutered, no tags, two small males under a year old.
I hate you, person who dumped these dogs.
There are no lost ads on phone poles, no lost ad on Craig's list, no
lost ad in the paper.
We put signs up all over, put a found notice in at the local pounds. If
you were looking for these filthy little ragamuffins, you would have
found them.
We are afraid to take them to the pound because under stress, your dogs
were snappy and horribly afraid, and dogs are judged by temperament for
adoption placement. They would not have passed that test.
However...
They are, under their filth, mats and horrible habits, adorable.
They have learned "Quiet," "Come," "Sit."
They have stopped being so neurotic and we have broken most of their bad
habits in just a few days.
They are smart and sweet and are looking for guidance and WANT to be
good little dogs.
One is a purebred little white and buff guy with an under bite, the
other is a brown little dog that looks almost exactly like a miniature
version of a larger breed dog. They know each other and were obviously
(by the same bad habits) raised (poorly) together.
We will get them neutered, train them and get them into a good, loving
home with people who use the brains God gave them.
If these are your dogs, come on by. Not so you can have them back. So I
can kick your ass.
There’s a seed of power beneath a flower that’s trying to rise to the sun
She knows it’s there, but can’t connect through all the damage that’s been done
The strength she seeks in others is all within herself
But just like all her dreams it sits upon a shelf
As time goes by her dreams fade into distant memories
She uses all her energy acting like she wants to please
People who exploit her just so she can make a living
But deep down inside she knows that her true talent lies in giving
Giving the beauty of nature to those who haven’t seen it
Giving the gift of spirit to those who don’t believe it
Giving everything she has to help an injured pet
Or a shoulder to a sister to help them both forget
The damage
Deborah LaBarr 06/2007
She knows it’s there, but can’t connect through all the damage that’s been done
The strength she seeks in others is all within herself
But just like all her dreams it sits upon a shelf
As time goes by her dreams fade into distant memories
She uses all her energy acting like she wants to please
People who exploit her just so she can make a living
But deep down inside she knows that her true talent lies in giving
Giving the beauty of nature to those who haven’t seen it
Giving the gift of spirit to those who don’t believe it
Giving everything she has to help an injured pet
Or a shoulder to a sister to help them both forget
The damage
Deborah LaBarr 06/2007
A Doggy Summer
Mamma cat adopts Baby Bunny
Man Pulls a Reverse Lassie, Rescues Puppy From Canyon
By Reagan Alexander | Wednesday, July 7, 2010 11:58 AM ET
350 feet beneath the Earth's surface, Zak Anderegg goes from vacationing canyoneer to dog's best friend.
By Reagan Alexander | Wednesday, July 7, 2010 11:58 AM ET
350 feet beneath the Earth's surface, Zak Anderegg goes from vacationing canyoneer to dog's best friend.
The slot canyons along the Arizona-Utah border often appear on the surface as nothing more than dark, jack-o-lantern grins carved into the landscape. What draws adventurers and lovers of the outdoors to these natural wonders is what lies beneath the surface, sandstone waves, arches and curls which are the work of centuries of wind and rushing water.
Like many that flock to these sites, Zak Anderegg was on vacation, and armed with a Flip camera he planned to take in all the subterranean wonders that these canyons had to offer. The overhangs, the rock formations, the alleys of darkness punctuated by sunlight that is bounced from wall to limestone wall until it has achieved an otherworldly glow ... the abandoned puppy ...?
~Click HERE to read more~
Like many that flock to these sites, Zak Anderegg was on vacation, and armed with a Flip camera he planned to take in all the subterranean wonders that these canyons had to offer. The overhangs, the rock formations, the alleys of darkness punctuated by sunlight that is bounced from wall to limestone wall until it has achieved an otherworldly glow ... the abandoned puppy ...?
~Click HERE to read more~
Just a Dog?
'Danielle keeps repeating it over and over again. We've been back to this animal shelter at least five times. It has been weeks now since we started all of this,' the mother told the volunteer.
'What is it she keeps asking for?' the volunteer asked.
'Puppy size!' replied the mother.
'What is it she keeps asking for?' the volunteer asked.
'Puppy size!' replied the mother.
Puppy Size
This is one of the neatest stories you will ever hear. You will know precisely what this little girl is talking about at the end (you'll want to share this one with your loved ones and special friends)!
This is one of the neatest stories you will ever hear. You will know precisely what this little girl is talking about at the end (you'll want to share this one with your loved ones and special friends)!
'Well, we have plenty of puppies, if that's what she's looking for.' 'I know..... we have seen most of them, ' the mom said in frustration...
Just then Danielle came walking into the office.
'Well, did you find one?' asked her mom.
'No, not this time,' Danielle said with sadness in her voice. 'Can we come back on the weekend?'
~READ MORE~
Just then Danielle came walking into the office.
'Well, did you find one?' asked her mom.
'No, not this time,' Danielle said with sadness in her voice. 'Can we come back on the weekend?'
~READ MORE~
Little Cowboy with a big message
A phone call from a 13-yr old boy to Houston radio station KSBJ FM 89.3. So profound, the station has it posted on their website. Click above (or cut and paste to your browser) to listen to it. It's short.
A phone call from a 13-yr old boy to Houston radio station KSBJ FM 89.3. So profound, the station has it posted on their website. Click above (or cut and paste to your browser) to listen to it. It's short.
Jesus and the Dog
Here is a heart warming photo from the news in Santa Catarina, Brazil. A Nativity Scene was erected in a church yard. During the night the folks came across this sight. An abandoned dog was looking for a comfortable, protected place to sleep. He chose baby Jesus as his comfort. No one had the heart to send him away so he was there all night.
Wonderful! ...........................
Here is a heart warming photo from the news in Santa Catarina, Brazil. A Nativity Scene was erected in a church yard. During the night the folks came across this sight. An abandoned dog was looking for a comfortable, protected place to sleep. He chose baby Jesus as his comfort. No one had the heart to send him away so he was there all night.
Wonderful! ...........................
We should all have the good sense of this dog and curl up in Jesus' lap from time to time!!!
Katrina, 5 years later
Published by Villalobos Rescue
August 29, 2010
Published by Villalobos Rescue
August 29, 2010