Tuesday, December 4, 2012
I need a belly rub!
Helloooooo anyone. Heyy family.... Belly here! pink belly in need of a rub!
I hate holidays. They get so busy getting stuff done they forget I need some TLC.
Forgotten 'vie
Monday, December 3, 2012
In Karma's HONOR
Momma is smelling up the house again.
I say, this should be illegal.
We need bread sticks!
STAT.
'vie
JD on the JOB
The EVIDENCE.... Silvie out riding around doing??????
JD: "I am not stoopid. I am on the case. My hat is on. It's official. I am on duty.
I know you went out with the daddy.
Now where did you go? What did you get? What did you eat? Where is my cut?
Who rubbed your belly?
Wendy, look at me, stop avoiding my gaze.
I have a pic of the little brat ['vie] in the car. I have evidence!
Wendy, look at me and spill!!!!"
Wendy Pooh: " I know nothing, I am pleading a Schultz- I know NOOOOOOFFFFFING"
'Vie: "Leave Wendy Pooh alone, go play dicktective somewhere else"
{{{{{the raspberry sorbet was delicious......I am just saying}}}}}}
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Lab Mix Included in Restraining Order | The Bark
Lab Mix Included in Restraining Order | The Bark
Lab Mix Included in Restraining Order
Panzer becomes the first dog to be protected under a new law in Mass.
JoAnna Lou | November 29, 2012
This summer Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick signed a new law that allows pets to be included in domestic violence restraining orders and it's already been put to good use. Just before Thanksgiving, a Labrador mix named Panzer became the first animal in Massachusetts to win protection since the new legislation passed. A Marshfield, Mass. woman filed the restraining order against her boyfriend, who had a history of abusing both the woman and Panzer. The 6-year old pup is now staying in a foster home while the woman and her son are in a domestic violence shelter. Once they find a safe place to live, Panzer will be reunited with his family. Less than half of the United States currently has similar legislation in place. With 85 percent of women entering domestic violence shelters reporting pet abuse in their family, we have to get that number up to 50. It's critical that we protect the ones we love--both two and four legged. |
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