Found this on my facebook from a friend who does animal rescue. Cute dog; cute story. This canine long-distance runner even has his own FaceBook page! Until next time, Good day, and good dog!
Tuesday Top Ten: Reasons Why Dogs are Better Than Cats
Parade Magazine came out with their Pet Owners’ Edition this past weekend, and it included an article called “The Battle of Dogs vs. Cats“. They only came up with six categories of why dogs were better, but I was able to find a few more.
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Looking for something to do in Greenwich, CT?
The good folks at Adopt-A-Dog invite you to join them on Wednesday, August 3rd (rain date August 4th) for the Town of Greenwich Parks and Recreation Summer Concert Series with Octopuses Garden featuring songs of the Beatles, sponsored by Adopt-A-Dog.
The concert will be at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park, 100 Arch St, Greenwich, CT starting at 7:30 PM. Be sure to bring a blanket, maybe a picnic dinner for a fun-filled musical evening.
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Shelter Sunday: SafePlace Pets / Colorado Springs, CO
Meet Snuggy! Snuggy is currently living in a foster home in Colorado Springs, CO. SafePlace Pets has a rather unique mission, serving not only pets, but people too. They take in pets whose parents can no longer keep them due to a terminal illness. What a relief it would be if you found yourself coping with your own impending death and along comes an organization who can take at least one worry off your mind.
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Saturday Survey: Do You Donate to Pet Welfare Charities?
I posted a list last Tuesday of the top pet charities in the country. Some were large national organizations, while others were more local. So, today’s question is: do you support this type of charity?
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Friday Funny: The Heavyweight Champion of the World!
Product Review: Spot’s Seek-A-Treat
I saw this advertised in a magazine a week or so ago and ordered it on a whim. Cooper LOVED it! Continue reading Product Review: Spot’s Seek-A-Treat
Tuesday Top Twelve: Dog Welfare Charities
I posted yesterday about the great work being done by the PetFinder.com Foundation, and it struck me that people might like to have some options that are more local or that are focused on an area other homelessness when they decide where they may donate.
It’s often tough to decide which charity to support because you want to make sure your money is being used for the purpose you intended. I consulted Charity Navigator to choose the following twelve charities. All of these organizations earned four stars from Charity Navigator, the highest score available.
Charities are judged based on their organizational efficiency and their organizational capacity. The site also provides a list of the accountability policies the charity has, such as whistleblower protection and audited financial data available via their website. Finally, there is a place for news reports regarding the organization and a spot for those familiar with the charity to offer reviews.
Petfinder.com Foundation Benefits Local Shelter and Rescue Organizations
Woukdn’t you like to help make all shelter dogs this happy?
If you read this blog on Sundays, you know I always feature a homeless pet from PetFinder’s Shelter Center, in hopes of finding a home by providing publicity for at least one animal a week. From my point of view, PetFinder provides a very valuable service simply by providing a central repository where people can go to search for adoptable pets no matter where they live. What I didn’t know is that PetFinder also has a non-profit foundation that provides grants and other support to local shelters and rescue organizations to help them become more sustainable.
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Brave Chihuahua Interrupts Store Robbery
Saw this on HLN last weekend. What a good dog! Watch all the way to the end to hear the store owner’s good advice about shelter dogs.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
