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Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Happy Xanadu update!
I just saw the news on the Illinois Doberman Rescue Facebook page: Xanadu, who I posted about on March 2, has been adopted! Congratulations on your forever home, pretty girl. I hope you and your family have many happy years together!
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Wendy, natural eared girl with Illinois Doberman Rescue
This is Wendy! She's a nine month old, natural eared, docked black and tan girl in Illinois Doberman Rescue.
(photo from Illinois Doberman Rescue)
Thursday, April 9, 2015
MY FIRST PUBLICATION! "Adventuring", in Daily Science Fiction
YOU GUYS! I got my first story really-truly published. Like, "they're sending me a check" published.
It's a very short (read: flash fiction) fantasy story, entitled "Adventuring", inspired by things like Tolkein and playing D&D. You can read it (and rate it!) on Daily Science Fiction.
There are no dogs in this story, however. Maybe the next one?
It's a very short (read: flash fiction) fantasy story, entitled "Adventuring", inspired by things like Tolkein and playing D&D. You can read it (and rate it!) on Daily Science Fiction.
There are no dogs in this story, however. Maybe the next one?
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
April 8 is Dogfighting Awareness Day
Evidently, April 8 is Dogfighting Awareness Day. I didn't know/remember until I visited the Blogpaws site to get onto the blog hop for Wordless Wednesday.
I should think it goes without saying that dogfighting is a reprehensible act. But clearly it doesn't; there are many, many people out there who think it's perfectly acceptable. Who are culturally mired in it, caught up in it, don't give dogs a thought other than as equipment or a means to an end.
The ASPCA has a portion of their website dedicated to dogfighting awareness; FAQs, a tipline to call if you suspect dogfights in your area, and a form to fill out to send to the Department of Justice. If dogfighting makes you angry, makes you sick, take a couple minutes to have a look at those resources. Even that small thing might make a difference in some dogs' lives.