Dog Blessed.Net

April 5th, 2009 by admin2

That’s right!  I have 3 of the most wonderful dogs, in all of the world!  Now, anyone that knows me knows that if I had 22 dogs, I would tell you no different.  They would also be the best dogs, in all of the world.  So, I’m just a softie for my dogs [or anyone's dogs- for that matter].

I’ve come to love and understand the canine species and truly love all breeds, all dogs.  I don’t love all people, or some of the things that they are responsible for, but the dogs are pure goodness. We should all have friends that love us unconditionally, show us undying loyalty and give their lives for us, without a moment’s hesitation.  What a world that would be!

And what kind of world would boast of “pro-life” and “family values” when such a wonderful species is clearly omitted, from that rationale.  I ask you- what other country in the world depends on animals for a meat trade, leather trade or experimentation?  Also, where else in this world are 800 animals an hour euthanized, for lack of social responsibility?

Look, I know the world is not perfect.  My soapbox can only hold my weight for a short bit, believe me.  I am not the best person in the world, but I do show undying love and devotion to my worthy canine souls.  They will not suffer the sins of my humanity.  I wish that this economy would support other like minded individuals, but that is my own fantasy.

Within the last week, the MSPCA has closed doors to 3 facilities, in Massachusetts.  Well, that may not sound devestating, but last year 11,000 animal lives passed through their doors.  Now what?  And the comical aspect of this is that at least 5 of their employees were making $200k ++ per year.  Hmmmm…. we’ll all make sacrifices so that greed and bad business [along with gross misappropriations of funds] previal?  Ok, maybe it’s me being cynical, but that’s just crushing.  These voiceless creatures suffer at those hands?

I can’t save the world.  I can’t save every dog.  But I will celebrate the lives that have meant so much and the numerous lives they’ve touched!  Just ask the nursing home, where my 135lbs German Shepherd visits and loves on everyone.  They’ll tell you.  Life is sunnier. Life is better. Life has been fantastic and I have been Dog Blessed!

Dog Bless You All

Love,

Brenda