June 8-14, 2015 (written by Marilyn Neville) The week of July 12 will be my personal 10 year anniversary as unofficially being a foster and dog rescue. I say unofficially because we were not licensed, and frankly, we had no intentions of “rescuing” dogs or cats on a regular or constant basis. It all started(…)
October 13-19, 2014 (written by Marilyn Neville) Winterized your kennel and dog house yet? Stuffed that house with fresh straw or wood chips? Are you tired of replacing your kennel roofing [or don’t you use any]? Want some “long term” and practical solutions to keep your dog dry, shaded, and protected from wind? This is(…)
September 29 – October 5, 2014 (written by Marilyn Neville) Separation anxiety is a common behavior most often seen in house dogs. Dogs whose family has kids who spend a good deal of time with their pets may also suffer once the kids go off to school in the fall. The dogs grow to become(…)
July 7-13, 2014 (written by Marilyn Neville) The only thing he was missing was a colorful cape and a spandex suit with a big hero icon on his chest. He was as fast as lightening. He was brave as a daredevil. The “wonder” dashed into the store late that evening as handsome as a celebrity,(…)
Miss Sadie Bell, a blue tick hound found 6/17/14 in pitiful shape needs your help. No adoption as of yet: she is still available. I was able to meet her yesterday. She is an extremely amazing dog! She readily accepts and loves strangers. Is GREAT with other dogs. She has been very quiet and has been(…)
Yesterday morning, in a very remote area between Advance and Zalma, MO, a beautiful white dog was shot in the neck with a high-caliber handgun using a hollow-point bullet, then tossed into the creek. The entry wound is small; exit wound shows massive destruction. She showed heavy bruising on her belly, right at the rib(…)
May 12-18, 2014 (written by Marilyn Neville) Last week I mentioned three 2-yr-old dogs who have been with us for over 18 months. They are runners who won’t stay on their property. I said that I still had them because it was important that their new owner live in a city and respect the leash(…)
