Ok Kids. Second time around. Grrr.. This morning I posted a picture of the fun Karma and Blue had tearing up a couple of books I left on my porch. One of those books happened to be a cookbook. This is why the items on the railing are funny. A potato. A bag of flour. A carton of chicken broth and a toy pig. Blue was a very busy boy today. He went into my pantry and dragged out the flour. It made him thirsty so he grabbed the chicken broth. Punctured a hole in it and drank 1/2. Then went to my back porch where I keep my potatoes in a bin and selected one. The toy pig was an after thought I am sure. Or maybe not. I wonder what he was planning to cook for dinner? All kidding aside. I had an idea today. Always interesting since most of my ideas fall under the categories of How Stupid! How Brilliant! Youll go to Jail you know.. For the record I prefer FB jail to County. Yes Asswipe! you heard me right. Go ahead and report me now because Im gonna type quick and post before this gets pulled. Ha! I digress. My idea is-- just because Blue is home his story hasnt ended. Not for his Pack nor for all the other homeless and abandoned animals out there all over the world and in our own back yards here in the States. I said something earlier about how if everybody just did a tiny piece then that tiny could turn into Giant! Ill have to run this by Team Blue, but I thought that maybe our tiny could be changing Blues page, Blues News, to Blues Park? Generate funds to have his pack sterilized, vaccd and fed. Also the others that get dumped there. Lately two Senior dogs. Provide Steffanka Reitter Rescue Transporte para Mascotas Mein Engel Antofagasta funds for transporting to vet. That was one of the biggest obstacles Andie faced when she was in Chile. Nobody wanted to put a dirty street dog in their car to take to the vet. Without his shots he couldnt get on the plane and so on and so forth. The true dream would be to get those dogs adopted and into homes. That is a long shot I know, but look what happened to Blue! That was a World Wide long shot that happened anyway. We Rescuers in the States are lucky in a way because we have such a good support system. We tend to think differently about our pets for the most part. The Rescuers in third world countries have an incredibly tough road to travel yet they do what they can times 10 just to make some kind of difference in this world. People like that are the true Super Heros. So whaddya think about my idea? Jail or doable? Andie McKinnon Megan Masters Jennifer Coughlin Reagan Jones Bill Cooper Carla Ibáñez Maribel Yohana Espinoza
Posted on: Mon, 13 Oct 2014 22:58:51 +0000
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