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Save a Snapper: Rescue Road Turtles!
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on Monday June 17th, 2013 at 01:31 PM
Why Does the Turtle Cross the Road? WHO CARES? JUST SAVE IT! I saw a little green guy with cool red markings hanging out by the double yellow line the other day. I pulled over, got out of my car, and helped him to the other side. It was a good thing too. He nearly got squashed by an oncoming car before I reached him.
This little guy was small enough that I could grab him at the sides of his shell and his back legs barely reached my fingers. His head was also tucked deep inside after that car...
“PICK ME!” to Win $10,000 for Rescue Dogs!
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on Thursday June 13th, 2013 at 11:30 AM
Stray Dogs new video, PICK ME!, if nominated for the DogTime Petties Awards, would truly help orphaned dogs in one local community and around the world.
At the very least, reaching the voting round offers visibility on DogTime.com, a website that touts 40 million unique national and international visitors each month.
We can spread the adoption message to a LOT of people, and that alone is a huge win. Isnt this just the best message to share?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bfon2ST18SI
Read the...
The Moustachioed Wildlife of May!
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on Thursday May 30th, 2013 at 11:30 AM
Move over, Movember. Youve got nothing on the wild mustaches of squirrels, phoebes, robins and tree swallows!
But ifMovember is when men grow and women support a Mo (moustache) to become walking, talking billboards for prostate and testicular cancer initiatives, whats the wildlife rallying for? Do we call this Moy or is next month Mune?
Weve named the magnificent moustachios seen on Curtis Hill, and we invite you to share your own as well!
1.) Social Climber 2.) Cant Touch This Stache 3.)...Help Comedian Steve Hoffstetter End the Mills
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on Tuesday May 7th, 2013 at 02:15 PM
Following Comedian Steve Hofstetters dog journey, I grow more and more fond of the funny man. Yes, Im a fan of his comedy, but Im an even greater fan of his compassion andcommitmentto animals.
Steve went from respecting his wife Saras animal welfare interests from a distance to adopting a rescue dog now named Bea Arthur and using his celebrity status to celebrate rescue. Offering a stray dog named Carlin the only comfort of his last few days on Earth last month, now Steve is turning animal...
What Can Blogging Do for Animal Welfare?
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on Monday May 6th, 2013 at 11:30 AM
I had the pleasure of meeting with aninquisitivegroup of students studyingWriting for New Media with Jennifer Marlow at The College of Saint Rose in February. Invited to give a guest lecture, I spoke with them about how building an online social network has helped to rescue dogs in our immediate area and how social media reach breaks beyod the boundaries of villages, towns, counties, states and even countries in order to make a difference.
One student in particular, Anthony Acosta, reached...
My Cat Kicks Off Animal Planet’s America’s Cutest Pet!
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on Saturday May 4th, 2013 at 03:25 PM
Tonight, my cat Jackson kicks off a brand new season of Animal Planets Americas Cutest Pet! Heres a preview of the cuteness youll see when you tune in tonight for Jacksons video Cat Tongue and a Wink!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTTp7ex5QmY
His sweet little face triumphs over his brother Jeds now famousCatTurnsTreat Monstervideowhich boasts over 2 million views!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_yTa2TudJQ
Five videos from This One Wild Lifes YouTube channel will also play as b-roll throughout...
The Day Everything Changed by Comedian Steve Hofstetter
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on Thursday April 18th, 2013 at 11:33 PM
I just received an email from Sara Tenenbein, a long time rescue advocate and wife ofComedian Steve Hofstetter. It reads:
Two days ago, my husband and I found an abandoned dog in a gas station parking lot. My husband, who was not a dog person before I met him, caught the dog, fed it, and cared for it.
He wrote a piece for his Facebook about it because, in his words, I wanted to create something beautiful for him.
It is both a heart warming and heart breaking story. I am very proud of what he...
Edible Undies – for Dogs?
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on Monday April 1st, 2013 at 05:07 PM
Does your dog root through laundry in search of your undies to - GASP eat them!?!
For years, one topic has consistentlyreared its head in The Honest Kitchen inbox undies. According to THK, aprevalentproblem among dog owners is pets consuming foreign objects around the home, especially underwear like socks, briefs and even bras,
Be honest. You wrote to them, didnt you? Well, they responded.
Check out Undies, edible underwear for pets, made entirely from dehydrated, human grade vegetable...
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