Last Few Weeks in Pictures

Beginning to look a lot like Fall…

Nov022015

Thinking about Giving

If we wrote a post for every dog, cat, fish, snake, and other animal in need then we would need a lot more staff. We’d also be publishing posts every second of every day, but we try to take every opportunity we can to be socially responsible and active. Every month, we make donations to two handfuls of non-profit organizations that focus on animals and world hunger. I’d love to add a third hand for the environment but I only have two right now. I won’t name them but if you’re curious, leave a comment and I’ll get back to you. Today, we’re going to direct your attention, and possibly some of the extra change you might have in your wallet or bank account to a handsome, very young man in need. His name is Bronx but before we get to him, let’s talk about giving.

Source: Facebook

Oct192015

Last Week or so in Pics

Still enjoying the new neighborhood

Oct052015

Our Last Few Weeks in Pics

Sorry for the lack of posts lately…we’ve been moving!

Moving

Aug242015

Our Weekend in Pics

This one contains LOTS of our little ones!

Good eats

Aug182015

Our Past Few Weeks in Pics

Well first, we grew wings

Aug042015

Our Weekend in Pics

Hungry got featured in Barbell Brigade’s newsletter!

Jul212015

Change.org Animal Cruelty Petition

First, read this.

We don’t do this often; in fact, I don’t think we have ever done this on the blog. For the past few years, we have both been subscribed to a service that allows individuals to petition just about anything online. By garnering signatures, their hope is that they can change something, using those signatures as leverage against the party they are opposing. While neither of us has ever created a petition, nor do we know anyone personally who has used the service, there have been occasions where we have signed other petitions.

In all honesty, it’s hard to know who is right, who is wrong, who is telling the truth, and who is lying. It’s based on different opinions and views of any situation. Still, it’s a relatively civilized way of trying to figure out a solution to a problem. You get the idea and you can decide for yourself what petitions you do or don’t want to sign. I, however, for some reason have decided to share this petition and ask you to consider signing it.