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May 24, 2006 2:46 PM- helping hands
Given that many of you lovely readers are animal lovers I wanted to pass along a link to a wonderful site.
A Place to Bark . . . and Meow
Bernie is a multi-media artist who also runs an animal rescue center. (I found her blog through Anahata's site. Anahata taught one of the classes I took at Artfest-- you might remember words I used like, um, goddess, angelic shepherd-- um, don't tell her I said that, but yeah-- she totally is).
As most of you know, both Henry and Ollie are rescue mutts so I have a deep and immediate wellspring of affection and appreciation for Bernie who works so tirelessly to save these animals and find them safe homes.
got 2 cents?
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Meg says:
That picture is priceless. Could those dogs be any cuter?
Anybody who puts the needs of furry people at the top of the heap is A-OK in my book.
And if I lived in a bigger house, I would totally adopt another pup.
posted on: May 24
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Heather says:
I so agree with Meg. Three of my four are rescues. I am not allowed by my friends or family to adopt more, but I would if I could. Furry friends bring so much joy to our lives.
posted on: May 24
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lizardek says:
Loveydoveypups!
posted on: May 24
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tinker says:
Loved reading the backstory on Henry & Ollie - they're 2 gorgeous guys.
Thanks for the link, too.
posted on: May 24
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Lynn says:
I know this is an awful thing to say, but I really like that photo of the tick. To clarify, I like the photo. Not the tick itself or what the tick did to the dog.
posted on: May 25
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river selkie says:
curse ya, bp! i've just spent the past 15 minutes staring at beautiful kitties that i cannot bring home!
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!
posted on: May 25
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Joy says:
Wow, I didn't realize your boys were so young! No wonder they're always getting into trouble! :)
My parents are seriously considering driving up a truckload of inoculated stray dogs next year if & when they come to visit from TX. MA has serious restrictions about bringing in animals, but the shelters have so few adoptable dogs (they're overwhelmed with Rottweilers & Pit Bulls), especially puppies that when these rescue vans come in with dogs from other states, there's usually a line of people waiting to claim the dogs as they're unloaded. It's heartwarming and sad at the same time.
When I visited TX in March, I counted 19 gorgeous stray dogs in the area around my parents' house. Broke my heart.
posted on: May 25
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Saltwater princess says:
Thank god for his (and others) tireless work. THis breaks my heart.
posted on: May 25
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jes says:
my dogs lick eachother's ears too...why do you suppose they do that? Is it love?
posted on: May 25
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animalover0790 says:
my dogs lick eachother's ears.....experts say it is in order to keep thier ears clean but i believe it is because of love....they take care of eachother....even my youngest does it to my oldest and most dominant...all my dogs are very close so i think it is love.
posted on: October 16
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