Pawsitive Results

03/03/2025

Hoglets...LOL! 🩷🧡💙

02/03/2025

♥️🧡🩷💛💚💙💜🩶

Did you know that if you have a pacemaker, you can include it in your Will to be donated to a dog in need after you pass away?
Although pacemakers cannot be used for another human, they can help dogs with heart problems and potentially save their lives. You can arrange for the pacemaker to be sent to a vet of your choice. Many pacemakers are simply thrown away, and dogs may die because people do not know about this option. Donating the pacemaker can even save the dog's owner the cost of a new one, which can sometimes make a crucial difference in affording life-saving treatment.
How to donate? Update your will: Leave instructions to have your pacemaker removed and sent to a veterinary clinic of your choice
Ask your doctor to save the pacemaker: When your pacemaker is being replaced or upgraded, ask your doctor to save it for donation
Contact your local vet: Confirm that they would be able to use the pacemaker.

01/03/2025

Thanks Gunner. We love you.

Gunner here… Let’s have a chat.
I was at the vet today… $800 later, I got meds for an ear infection, a cytopoint shot, and an aspiration of a very suspect mass on my front leg. That’s not really what I wanted to talk about, but stick with me… I tie it all-together at the end of the post.

I’ve been seeing chatter all over FaceBook recent days about rescue adoption fees. Animal rescues and shelters charge them to partially recoup some of the money spent while the animal was being cared for… this is not a payment to “buy” the dog or cat. But some people still complain that the rescue/shelter got an animal for free and are turning around and “selling” it.

Adoptions are subsidized by the good nature of other people’s donations. A typical intake costs more to a rescue than a $300-$400 adoption fee, let alone the occasional $1k-$5k dog. I know many people do not understand, but they are getting a life-long companion off the hard work of other people in the rescue/shelter... mostly, volunteers.
501c3 are non-profits, so the average person should understand there is no profit (the “non” kinda gives that away). Puppy mills and back-yard breeders are for-profit, so maybe some room for negotiation on payment there… be sure to ask for your discount.

Final thought… anyone that balks at a $300-400 adoption fee should be turned away immediately, and not allowed to adopt… big red flag. What happens when that first $1000+ vet bill occurs; turn the dog/cat back into the rescue and the cycle starts all over again?

Many humans don’t deserve to add a dog/cat to their family, but all dogs and cats deserve humans with hearts and brains. I know all of my followers have both.

01/03/2025

Come hang out with all the cool kids at Sausage Fest at the in Saturday!
https://www.wfla.com/daytime/weiner-dogs-are-off-to-the-races-at-the-upcoming-sausage-fest/

27/02/2025

Who needs some beagle love?

20/02/2025

This is amazing!

17/02/2025

This rescue is something else! They are extremely active on social media keeping you updated on every dog and every fundraiser. Check them out and skip them a couple of bucks if you can. They have a match going on right now so, every dollar counts TWICE!
We may have purchased a raffle ticket to win a new truck! 🤯

17/02/2025

😲 wow!

16/02/2025

Check out this item on OfferUp.

New, NIB 25 item doll playset. . Make an offer!;

14/02/2025

His existence is a joy!

13/02/2025

We love happily ever after 🐾❣️

12/02/2025

👮🏽when K9s make their own Valentine's 😄💕