Thank you for helping that poor dog.

Good on ya Roger!

We recently picked up a young dog from Rescue Rovers. She was a stray on an Indian rez in New Mexico. They euthanize over 90% of strays there, so she got lucky. So did we!

Thanks Chris. You still keeping track of everything at your "new" employer?

Of course!

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Originally posted by irreverent:
Great news in the adopted pup! I know this is a slight thread drift, but ragman, what happened to d
itch dog?

She is now named Casper and I have her eating twice a day. She has mange and a few other issues but we are treating her and she is responding well. It will be a long road for her but we will get there.
Thanks for asking.

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Originally posted by BoatsNbullets:
I saw a guy pull into the median grass strip on I95 in Philly and got out with his dog tossed him a ball then took off leaving the dog. I made a uturn but got stuck on the median. I was getting out to try and save the dog when it got slammed by a car. If I would have caught that ahole I’m not sure how bad i would have been beaten him.

Someone oughta throw that ahole a .....bullet. I can never understand how some people live without any sense of logic. Shelters are everywhere . The least he could have done was left the dog at the shelter.

I was never a dog guy. Until my house almost got burglarized. Adopted Max when he was 8 weeks old. A year later Sam came along also 8 weeks old.

As long as I have a home, they have a home. If for some unforeseen circumstance that I will end up in the street, they will be in the street with me to the end.The loyalty they've shown me, no man or woman has come even close.

Years ago I observed a stray 6 month male brindle rottweiler/Pitt bull loitering the fleet parking lot at work.
At the time I lived by myself and decided to take him home by the end of the week. Ultimately, he was the best thing to happen to me.
Named him "Sig" because of his "to hell and back loyalty"!