11/21/2025
Never say never. Never give up. Stick to your guns. Whatever saying you want......
ππππHappy FriYAY with a PUPdate to remember...... we are happyππππ...no, ELATED to announce the 75th pet that we've helped get a home (48th or so we've done alone/personally), got a home. Who's number 75???????
KING GOT ADOPTED.ππππππππππππππππππππ
The fun loving, big block head, thick bodied, bo**ie boy....King who boarded with us from July 2024 and we took over care in November to stop his clock from ticking down. He has been living it up with a family of his own, side by side with a husky and shepherd.
We somehow seem to come across pets that have no other option. We've stopped many euthanasias. Its not easy. It's sometimes not fun. It takes a lot of work, patience, money (yes, our own money), BALLS, and sucks up any scraps of free time that we have..... but it's worth it when you see a pet actually LIVE, like a REAL life, after they were deemed to not.
There are always going to be chit chatters, like even a local business harassed our clinic after our Dottie was adopted.πππ Went behind the new owners back to SNOOP and bitch to our employees, calling us irresponsible for adopting her out (despite many happy emails from the new familyπ€£π€£), ridiculing our rehab- training work, and saying she knew the old owners but misspelled, pfft, got the last name entirely wrongπ€£π€£. Ignore the haters, keep on keepin on.
All the drama is worth it for a story like this. Have a great life King, and behave please- leave their toilet alone, get your head out of the garbage because we KNOW you are there probably right in it now and nope, don't even think about eating that child's toy. Drop, dropp dropppppp. π€£π€£π€£