This is Tasha the dog and Clover the kitten. Clover loves all things Tasha and her favorite things include playing with Tasha’s food and chewing on Tasha’s tail. Tasha does not share the love. Tasha’s sign says “I used to be an only child. I miss that”.
If you could hear her, she is also whining as she stares at me.
Max has taken it upon himself to protect his people from every feline threat in our apartment complex. Some cats are harder to chase away than others.
What??? Snowmen are suppose to melt!
It’s true…
I submit to baby ducklings.
I ATE THE INTERNET!
She’s not sorry: last month she ate my debit card…AND my credit card. Apparently these things all taste better than expensive chew toys.
Mom and dad left some groceries on the counter when they went out to dinner, so I helped myself to a snack.
Walter is a 15 week old Border Collie/Lab/Great Pyrenees puppy who weighs about 20 lbs. He’s being adopted out through Big Fluffy Dog Rescue in Enfield, CT. We expect him to be about 60 lbs fully grown. He is extremely smart, happy, very sweet, and great with kids, cats and dogs. He is housebroken, crate trained and never ever naughty. He makes all other puppies look like evil heathens. We cannot for the life of us figure out why Walter has not been adopted yet. Walter is available through Big Fluffy Dog Rescue and is currently living in a private foster home. Click here for more information on Walter.
This Mikey – a Labrador/Terrier mix currently being offered for adoption by Ruff Start Rescue in Westchester County, NY.
This baby is soooo darned cute – he loves people, kids, playing wiith other dogs and is your typical happy, wiggly, kissy puppy who is so healthy we call him the little fat meatball! Please come and give him a home – no puppy should wait like this!
Mikey’s details can be found here.
Myles is a beautiful two year-old chocolate lab rescued from a terrible setting. He lives in San Diego, CA. After they had fallen in love with him, shelter workers tearfully described a fracture in one of his back legs that appeared to be 6 – 9 months old and had healed incorrectly. Chesapeake Bay Retriever Relief & Rescue stepped in and a caring vet performed surgery to correct the rotation and put the pieces of his bones back together much like a jigsaw puzzle. Can you help Myles get to his forever home, or help one of the many big-hearted retrievers just like him? He is not ashamed to beg you! Here is his profile.
