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I had a standard poodle who loved being "shotgunned" (secondary smoke). He'd look like that for awhile, then crawl under the coach and say "night, night." Some dogs come a runnin' when they hear a package or the fridge being opened. My poodle responded to the click of my lighter.
I had a standard poodle who loved being "shotgunned" (secondary smoke). He'd look like that for awhile, then crawl under the coach and say "night, night." Some dogs come a runnin' when they hear a package or the fridge being opened. My poodle responded to the click of my lighter.
i had a friend who's cat would follow the bong from person to person. if you left your bag on the table, he would steal a few buds, and stash them in his "secret spot" under the bed. times when we had none, we would steal them back from him.
My older dog (Sadie a few posts previous) runs to the dryer when it stops and follows at my feet when I take the laundry to fold. I stick a corner of the dryer sheet through a hole in the basket and she pulls it out and rolls around on it and then chews it to shreds. Been playing that game for years.my sophie was also like that. it was a house rule (according to her) that before i folded my clothes, she had to soak up all the heat they contained from the dryer. she also liked to lay up against the amp when it was on, so she could soak up heat from the tubes.
When dad brings home a new toy and the puppies tire themselves out "playing" with it.
Tiny Puppy Tossed In Dumpster With Nothing But His Dog Bed For Comfort
"The community is rooting for him and wants the best for him"
Abandoned in a dumpster alongside trash bags and an old watermelon, a tiny black and tan puppy sat patiently on his dog bed. He seemed to blend in, barely able to poke his head above the garbage. Luckily, a Good Samaritan spotted him and reported him to environmental officers in Spartanburg, South Carolina, who rushed to the scene.
Soon after, the Greenville Humane Society phone started ringing. "We got a call asking if we would be willing to take him," Rachel Delport, Greenville Humane Society chief executive officer, told The Dodo. "And of course, we said yes." Delport was disappointed that someone could leave a helpless animal alone in the trash. "It's sad to see people who don't take the necessary steps to treat animals the way they need to be treated," she said.
The puppy, later named Coleman, was thrilled to be safe with people who cared about him. His personality began to shine — he became much more vocal, loving any attention he could get. "Once he got here, he was very ready for some cuddles," Delport said. "He got lots of toys and attention." The humane society ensured Coleman had all the tools necessary to make him a great candidate for adoption, and even set up a photo shoot for him.
Soon enough, Coleman was ready to find a family who would love him forever, and Delport is confident he'll find one soon. "There's been a lot of interest, a lot of people calling asking how he's doing," Delport said. "The community is rooting for him and wants the best for him."
Tiny Puppy Tossed In Dumpster With Nothing But His Dog Bed For Comfort
"The community is rooting for him and wants the best for him"
Abandoned in a dumpster alongside trash bags and an old watermelon, a tiny black and tan puppy sat patiently on his dog bed. He seemed to blend in, barely able to poke his head above the garbage. Luckily, a Good Samaritan spotted him and reported him to environmental officers in Spartanburg, South Carolina, who rushed to the scene.
Soon after, the Greenville Humane Society phone started ringing. "We got a call asking if we would be willing to take him," Rachel Delport, Greenville Humane Society chief executive officer, told The Dodo. "And of course, we said yes." Delport was disappointed that someone could leave a helpless animal alone in the trash. "It's sad to see people who don't take the necessary steps to treat animals the way they need to be treated," she said.
The puppy, later named Coleman, was thrilled to be safe with people who cared about him. His personality began to shine — he became much more vocal, loving any attention he could get. "Once he got here, he was very ready for some cuddles," Delport said. "He got lots of toys and attention." The humane society ensured Coleman had all the tools necessary to make him a great candidate for adoption, and even set up a photo shoot for him.
Soon enough, Coleman was ready to find a family who would love him forever, and Delport is confident he'll find one soon. "There's been a lot of interest, a lot of people calling asking how he's doing," Delport said. "The community is rooting for him and wants the best for him."
Tiny Puppy Tossed In Dumpster With Nothing But His Dog Bed For Comfort
Tiny Puppy Tossed In Dumpster With Nothing But His Dog Bed For Comfort
"The community is rooting for him and wants the best for him"
Abandoned in a dumpster alongside trash bags and an old watermelon, a tiny black and tan puppy sat patiently on his dog bed. He seemed to blend in, barely able to poke his head above the garbage. Luckily, a Good Samaritan spotted him and reported him to environmental officers in Spartanburg, South Carolina, who rushed to the scene.
Soon after, the Greenville Humane Society phone started ringing. "We got a call asking if we would be willing to take him," Rachel Delport, Greenville Humane Society chief executive officer, told The Dodo. "And of course, we said yes." Delport was disappointed that someone could leave a helpless animal alone in the trash. "It's sad to see people who don't take the necessary steps to treat animals the way they need to be treated," she said.
The puppy, later named Coleman, was thrilled to be safe with people who cared about him. His personality began to shine — he became much more vocal, loving any attention he could get. "Once he got here, he was very ready for some cuddles," Delport said. "He got lots of toys and attention." The humane society ensured Coleman had all the tools necessary to make him a great candidate for adoption, and even set up a photo shoot for him.
Soon enough, Coleman was ready to find a family who would love him forever, and Delport is confident he'll find one soon. "There's been a lot of interest, a lot of people calling asking how he's doing," Delport said. "The community is rooting for him and wants the best for him."
Tiny Puppy Tossed In Dumpster With Nothing But His Dog Bed For Comfort
The amount of cruelty in some people is beyond my comprehension. Hope he's adopted soon.
I hate to see stuff like this. Only an evil person could do such a deed.Tiny Puppy Tossed In Dumpster With Nothing But His Dog Bed For Comfort
"The community is rooting for him and wants the best for him"
Abandoned in a dumpster alongside trash bags and an old watermelon, a tiny black and tan puppy sat patiently on his dog bed. He seemed to blend in, barely able to poke his head above the garbage. Luckily, a Good Samaritan spotted him and reported him to environmental officers in Spartanburg, South Carolina, who rushed to the scene.
Soon after, the Greenville Humane Society phone started ringing. "We got a call asking if we would be willing to take him," Rachel Delport, Greenville Humane Society chief executive officer, told The Dodo. "And of course, we said yes." Delport was disappointed that someone could leave a helpless animal alone in the trash. "It's sad to see people who don't take the necessary steps to treat animals the way they need to be treated," she said.
The puppy, later named Coleman, was thrilled to be safe with people who cared about him. His personality began to shine — he became much more vocal, loving any attention he could get. "Once he got here, he was very ready for some cuddles," Delport said. "He got lots of toys and attention." The humane society ensured Coleman had all the tools necessary to make him a great candidate for adoption, and even set up a photo shoot for him.
Soon enough, Coleman was ready to find a family who would love him forever, and Delport is confident he'll find one soon. "There's been a lot of interest, a lot of people calling asking how he's doing," Delport said. "The community is rooting for him and wants the best for him."
Tiny Puppy Tossed In Dumpster With Nothing But His Dog Bed For Comfort
