“I am your dog!”

I came across the text below a few days ago, and thought it very appropriate to share here. So often I hear about a dog who has obviously lost some of its appeal as a family member, or I see a dog being dragged along on its walk by its owner. To many people, it would seem that when the “cute puppy” grows up, it becomes little more than a liability and an inconvenience. The writing below is attributed to author J.D. Ellis Continue reading →

Oh Ray!

In June 2013, we were aware that our recently adopted Ray had heart-worm, as well as a list of lesser issues Continue reading →

Life can get complicated!

Some of the seasonal outdoor patios are already open, and so we now have to watch Ray carefully whenever we pass one. Continue reading →

More news about Ray!

This is ONE of my favorite pics of Ray (I have many!!!!). Continue reading →

Dog Walk Therapy!

I have seen a few people who do not seem to be enjoying their walk with their dog, but so many others clearly do enjoy that time with their furry friend. It crossed my mind the other day, while on a walk, just how therapeutic a dog walk can be. Continue reading →

Ray’s Meds Update

Ray’s anxiety medications were reduced by another 25% just over a week ago, so he is now on 50% of his original prescription. How is he doing?

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