I received an e-mail from the good people at Nasonex today.
“I wanted to let you know that the name chosen for Ronnie’s four-legged friend is now posted at “Don’t Blow It” (www.dontblowit.com). As a reminder, for every new person that plays the game, we’re planting a low-allergenic tree through American Forests.”
So, for those of you who were wondering, make sure to check it out!
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
From my e-mail:
The most up-to-date run sheet can be found here: http://wp.me/pskic-f3
Transport Coordinator:
PLEASE CONTACT DIRECTLY IF YOU CAN HELP
Kelly Gibson
(619) 405-5456
Please provide the following:
Leg offered:
First & Last Name:
Location (city/state):
Please provide full address if volunteering for the overnight.
Email:
Is email available from home or only work?
Home phone:
Cell phone:
Vehicle make/model/color/etc:
Name of coordinators or groups for whom you’ve driven before. If none, please give vet name and contact number.
Recommended meeting place, if any:
Passenger details are at the bottom of the post.
FRIDAY, OCT 2
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Waycross, GA to Forsyth, GA
1 Catahoula
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LEG 1-A: Waycross, GA to Tifton, GA (US-82)
73.2 miles; 1 hr 30 min
3:15 PM – 4:45 PM EDT
***NEEDED***
LEG 2-A: Tifton, GA to Perry, GA (I-75)
73.9 miles; 1 hr 11 min
5:00 PM – 6:40 PM EDT
Filled – thank you Kate & Sandy!!
LEG 3-A: Perry, GA to Forsyth, GA (I-75)
46.9 miles; 48 min
6:55 PM – 7:45 PM EDT
Filled – thank you Ana & Tom!!
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Savannah, GA to Forsyth, GA
1 Catahoula
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LEG 1-B: Savannah, GA to Dublin, GA (I-16)
105 miles; 1 hr 30 min
4:50 PM – 6:20 PM EDT
***NEEDED***
LEG 2-B: Dublin, GA to Forsyth, GA (I-16 / 75)
73.2 miles; 1 hr 10 min
6:35 PM – 7:45 PM EDT
***NEEDED***
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2 Catahoulas meet in Forsyth.
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LEG 4: Forsyth, GA to Atlanta, GA
2 Catahoulas
61.6 miles; 1 hr 5 min
8:00 PM – 9:00 PM EDT
***NEEDED***
OVERNIGHT IN / AROUND ATLANTA, GA
2 Catahoulas
***NEEDED***
SATURDAY, OCT 3
LEG 5: Atlanta, GA to Adairsville, GA (I-20 / I-75)
2 Catahoulas
59 miles; 1 hr
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM EDT
***NEEDED***
LEG 6: Adairsville, GA to Chattanooga, TN (I-75)
2 Catahoulas
57.6 miles; 1 hr
10:15 AM – 11:15 AM EDT
***NEEDED***
LEG 7: Chattanooga, TN to Manchester, TN (I-24)
2 Catahoulas
Time zone change, -1 hr
75.1 miles; 1 hr 23 min
11:30 AM – 12:55 PM EDT
10:30 AM – 11:55 AM CDT
***NEEDED***
LEG 8: Manchester, TN to Nashville, TN (I-24)
2 Catahoulas
65.9 miles; 1 hr 5 min
12:10 PM – 1:15 PM CDT
Filled – thank you Darlene & Jim!!
LEG 9: Nashville, TN to Bowling Green, KY (I-65)
2 Catahoulas
65.6 miles; 1 hr 9 min
1:30 PM – 2:40 PM CDT
***NEEDED***
LEG 10: Bowling Green, KY to Elizabethtown, KY (I-65)
2 Catahoulas
Time zone change, +1 hr
73.5 miles; 1 hr 15 min
2:55 PM – 4:10 PM CDT
3:55 PM – 5:10 PM EDT
***NEEDED***
LEG 11: Elizabethtown, KY to Louisville, KY (I-65)
2 Catahoulas
45.6 miles; 50 min
5:25 PM – 6:15 PM EDT
***NEEDED***
Boxer joins transport in Louisville.
LEG 12: Louisville, KY to Columbus, IN (I-65)
2 Catahoulas & Boxer
73.1 miles; 1 hr 17 min
6:30 PM – 7:50 PM EDT
DRIVER 1: ***NEEDED***
DRIVER 2: ***NEEDED?***
LEG 13: Columbus, IN to Indianapolis, IN (I-65)
2 Catahoulas & Boxer
43.2 miles; 48 min
8:05 PM – 8:55 PM EDT
DRIVER 1: ***NEEDED***
DRIVER 2: ***NEEDED?***
Pittie puppy joins transport in Indy.
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OVERNIGHT IN / AROUND INDIANAPOLIS, IN
OVERNIGHT 1: ***NEEDED*** (Boxer)
OVERNIGHT 2: ***NEEDED*** (pittie puppy)
OVERNIGHT 3: ***NEEDED*** (1 or 2 Catahoulas)
OVERNIGHT 4: ***NEEDED?***
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SUNDAY, OCT 4
LEG 14: Indianapolis, IN to Lafayette, IN (I-65)
2 Catahoulas, Boxer, puppy
62 miles; 1 hr 9 min
9:00 AM – 10:10 AM EDT
Filled – thank you Lisa & Rob!!
LEG 15: Lafayette, IN to Crown Point, IN (I-65)
2 Catahoulas, Boxer, puppy
Time zone change, -1 hr
81.1 miles; 1 hr 20 min
10:25 AM – 11:45 AM EDT
9:25 AM – 10:45 AM CDT
DRIVER 1: ***NEEDED***
DRIVER 2: ***NEEDED?***
LEG 16: Crown Point, IN to Hinsdale, IL
2 Catahoulas, Boxer, puppy
46.1 miles; 1 hr 5 min
11:00 AM – 12:05 PM CDT
DRIVER 1: Filled – thank you Judi!! (2 catahoulas)
DRIVER 2: ***NEEDED*** (boxer & puppy)
LEG 17-A: Hinsdale, IL to Elgin, IL
Ginger, Boxer & puppy
33.2 miles; 45 min
12:20 PM – 1:05 PM CDT
***NEEDED***
LEG 17-B: Hinsdale, IL to Joliet, IL
Lou-Lou only
30.4 miles; 40 min
12:20 PM – 1:00 PM CDT
Filled – thank you Kasie & Tim!!
LEG 18: Elgin, IL to Rockford, IL (I-90)
Boxer and puppy only
40.2 miles; 45 min
1:20 PM – 2:05 PM CDT
***NEEDED***
LEG 19: Rockford, IL to Madison, WI (I-39 / 90)
Boxer and puppy only
66 miles; 1 hr
2:20 PM – 3:20 PM CDT
***NEEDED***
LEG 20: Madison, WI to Tomah, WI (I-90 / 94)
Boxer and puppy only
94.6 miles; 1 hr 30 min
3:35 PM – 5:05 PM CDT
***NEEDED***
LEG 21: Tomah, WI to Eau Claire, WI (I-94)
Boxer and puppy only
76.6 miles; 1 hr 16 min
5:20 PM – 6:35 PM CDT
***NEEDED***
LEG 22: Eau Claire, WI to Woodbury, MN (I-94)
Boxer and puppy only
82 miles; 1 hr 18 min
6:50 PM – 8:10 PM CDT
***NEEDED***
According to a recent story in the Canton Repository, kudos are due to Jada, a mixed breed who lives here in Canton with Tabitha Billings. Seems an intruder broke into their home and threatened Tabitha and her 3-year old son with a gun.
If you’ve been paying attention this week, you know that the AKC developed a list of the breeds that have most embodied America’s tasted in canine companionship over the past 125 years, which begs the question: which dog has had the most impact on your life?
Continue reading Saturday Survey: Which dog has impacted you most?
I received this e-mail from a friend today, entitled “why you should never leave home without a camera”. Most of the pix are unlabeled as to source, so if they’re yours, let me know so I can give credit where it’s due!
Continue reading Friday Funny: Snow White and the Seven Dwogs
Yesterday, my partner dropped a dog cookie. You guessed it – the dogs went after the cookie and ended up mistaking Debbie’s toe for the treat. She has a nasty infection and had to go to the ER last night. On the way home, we stopped to pick up her antibiotics, and found this car in the parking lot:
Sorry it’s so dark – this was 11 at night.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
Even though most of us, as responsible pet guardians, have spayed or neutered our dogs, effectively making them “its”, we have been struggling here at doggies.com with how to refer to animals without offending either gender. Did you ever ask someone “What’s his name?” or “How old is he?”, only to have the person look down his nose and say “SHE is whatever…”
We definitely don’t want to offend, so, I’ve been asked to run a poll to see what you think. How should we be gender-inclusive on the blog, as well as in our articles and other features?
Not only did she recently break up with her boyfriend, NFL star Tony Roma, Jessica has now lost her Malti-Poo, Daisy, as well.
The AKC has developed a list of the nine breeds that have embodied America’s taste in canine companionship over the past 125 years. (I added the 10th, because of my belief that everyone needs the experience of knowing a Golden Retriever at least once in their lifetime.)
Poor Maggie. We were out of town Friday & Saturday. (Proud mom moment: my oldest son’s softball team won the state championship! Great picture here of him sliding into 2nd. )
But I digress – back to Maggie. We left her sister’s pills on the kitchen table for the sitter, and Maggie ate not only all of the medication, but also half of the plastic bottle as well.
Just before we got home, she apparently brought back up everything she’d eaten for the past week, so we had a lovely odor to come home to, and she didn’t feel quite up to par all day Sunday.
She was so funny – she didn’t want her food, but she wanted to make sure no one else got it, either. I’d let all four of them into the kitchen for their food, and she would just dance around her dish until I picked it up and put it out of reach of the other dogs, then she would go lie down and sleep until time to go out again.
But, she was feeling much better this morning, and gobbled her food like there was no tomorrow, so I guess she’ll live.
Remember, this is the same dog that cost me $1600 in emergency surgery to have what looked like a paper clip on the X-ray removed from her stomach over a holiday weekend a few years ago. (Ended up being a kid’s toy piece that had a piece of metal inside so it would stick to a magnet. Would have eventually passed with no problem…probably.)
I keep waiting for her to learn not to eat things that make her sick, but I think maybe her humans need better training on not leaving things out where she can get them!
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!