Well I've suggested others write a book about our adventures so why not take my own advice? You can thank http://lacasadetowanda.blogspot.com/ for getting me started. She adopted one of my first fosters and helped us develop a small local chapter that is still chugging along even though she moved off to that beautiful place you see more about on her blog.
The picture I've posted is not me but rather my "permanent" foster, Honey Bear. He's great with dogs but not so good with humans so he has become my assistant in caring for the other fosters and he's a great traveling companion.
My goal is to entertain while educating so if you have any questions about Reskies (rescued Eskies) please ask and I will try to answer intelligently.
"Destiny is no matter of chance. It is a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved." -William Jennings Bryan
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The life and times of an average person trying to make a difference by rescuing and re-homing Eskies (American Eskimo Dogs).
3 comments:
Laurel!!! You have started a blog!
An Eskie blog! Oh I am so excited! Okay .. next post ... an update on all the dogs living at your house. Is Ellen still there?
Laurel My dearest and bestest friend in the world who I have not seen in 2 years. I miss you so much.
Your blog is so much fun! And my Reskie - Ms. Maggie Mae is still the Princess in this household. She has her moments when she does not want to be held and loved and then that is all she wants.
She hates thunderstorms and my heart aches for her then. I wrap her in a blanket and then put a blanket over my head and we "hide" in a tent.
Keep on with the blog - I need the laughter.
Love and God Bless you lady.
Vicki
Hey Vicki and Princess Maggie Mae!
Thanks for posting on my blog. In fact you've given me some ideas for future blogs.
MISS YOU TOO.
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