The season of giving is upon us! I have been collecting new and gently used items for cats and dogs in the local rescue. A group of us did this last year for the holidays and it was a great success so I hope that we can all find it in our hearts to step up and donate again! I have such spoiled dogs and they are very fortunate but I want to make sure all fur babies feel the love!!!
Here are a few items that the shelter can use:
1) Blankets
2) Pet beds
3) Dog and cat food
4) Treats
5) Leashes
6) Dog collars
7) Kongs
8) Various toys
9) Grooming items
10) Dog/cat bowls
11) FOOD
These are just some ideas. Please consider donating. Contact me for drop off information.
Showing posts with label Toys. Show all posts
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Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Christmas Bling
These dogs are truly spoiled. My guys received a whole bunch of toys, treats and chews. Coco the tiny Pomeranian is the only girl of the bunch so she naturally received clothing and accessories. Although, since she is a Floridian dog she truly needs warm coats because she will freeze in this Northeast weather without them! Onix is extremely picky with treats so his gifts were squeaky toys. I feel as though the dogs were granted everything that they could ever want from Santa.
The humans had a fun time opening gifts too but I personally enjoyed handing the gifts out. I didn't need anything this year other than the warmth of the fireplace and my family. I had both of these things this Christmas. I hope that this feeling will carry on through the new year.
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Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Pups & Babies
We had an eight month old visitor the other day. The dogs get along with kids very well because they have been socialized since we first got them as pups. We feel that we are so fortunate that our dogs are gentle and loving towards babies and children. But it is so interesting to see the levels of interest that the dogs possessed towards the baby. Simba (my Shiba) was interested in sniffing her when she first came to the home and once he figured out what she was, he didn't care what she was doing for the rest of the day. So while the baby was playing for the rest of the day Simba stayed in his own place and in his own world, which is typical of his breed and left her alone until she began to eat. Once the baby had some snacks, Simba had his eye NOT on her but on her food! He quickly figured out that she had the tendency to throw or drop her food and he would steal whatever he could. He is a stealthy guy but more importantly he is very patient. He got away with lots of yummy treats.
Onix the Pomeranian was the most interesting of the bunch. He has met many children as well but it seemed as though he exhibited a little jealousy or confusion. When his mommy made baby noises towards the baby Onix was confused and would come over and sniff the baby and his mommy. Once in a while he would even jump in between his mom and the baby. He never showed any signs of aggression. Instead, he wanted to follow the baby around to check her out and understand what exactly she was! ALIEN! RUN!
Ah Buddha bear! The kindest Husky in the world. He is like the big brother who is all up in your grill and will take your toys. He didn't care about her food and would move his head from side to side when the baby cried but he wanted to figure out what made this little girl tick. He licked her fingers a few times and sometimes followed her but what amazes me is that Buddha is so careful around little kids. He realized he was much bigger than the baby so he moved around like a shadow but did follow her nonetheless.
Saturday, September 8, 2012
Buddha's Second Birthday!
I have been consistently ordering cakes for my dogs from http://www.mybestfriendpettreats.com/
and they have always turned out great. This is the fourth cake that I have gotten in their short puppy lives and every dog that has had a piece found the cake to be a hit!
This year we had a fun photo shoot with Buddha and Simba. We all wore blue and I am hoping that we can use one of the photos for our yearly Holiday card. Buddha had a fantastic day at the dog park, was a rock star at the outdoor breakfast and finally he waited patiently while I took a million photos of him with his cake.
Since Buddha loves squirrels so much we bought him a squirrel toy and he also got a very cool card with a stuffed Rhinoceros and Frisbee from his Auntie.
and they have always turned out great. This is the fourth cake that I have gotten in their short puppy lives and every dog that has had a piece found the cake to be a hit!
This year we had a fun photo shoot with Buddha and Simba. We all wore blue and I am hoping that we can use one of the photos for our yearly Holiday card. Buddha had a fantastic day at the dog park, was a rock star at the outdoor breakfast and finally he waited patiently while I took a million photos of him with his cake.
Since Buddha loves squirrels so much we bought him a squirrel toy and he also got a very cool card with a stuffed Rhinoceros and Frisbee from his Auntie.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BUDDHA BABY!!!
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Collars, leashes, and toys....OH MY!
I can't stop buying accessories for my dogs. There is always something that has to be bought simply because it would make them happy. Buddha and Simba have at least ten collars between them and they are barely over one year in age! They have two big bins of toys and have tried every organic treat on the market. Funny thing is that I enjoy it. I love buying things for them and letting them have fun with their new toys. A few of those toys they completely adore while the others they couldn't care less about. Simba's favorite toy is a cheap tiny monkey that we bought for him when he first came home. He has kept that toy safe and whenever he is very happy he carries it in his mouth with his tail wagging. Buddha enjoys chewing on bones but always goes for this long fleece rope. There is nothing to it really but he always finds it in the box of toys and plays with it. Other toys don't last more than five minutes! So how do they pick and choose which toy should be shredded and which toy has sentimental value? I have NO clue! If anyone out there knows the answer please feel free to share.
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Ho Ho Ho!
It's not Christmas yet but it's time to get in the spirit. I won't be able to dress Buddha up like this when he is older so I have to take advantage of it now. Even though Simba and Buddha are Buddhists they will appreciate their very first Christmas because their mom and dad have lots of gifts in store.
They are fortunate. There are so many cats and dogs who are abused or without a home. Not only that but in many countries these animals are treated like dirt. Many are killed and eaten and some are simply stoned for pleasure. I've never been a dog owner prior to now but I would adopt more if I had the means, the time and the sanity.
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