Tuesday, December 31, 2013

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2014

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New Year is not about changing the Dates but Direction;
It's not about changing the Calendar but Commitment;
It's not about changing the Actions but Attitude;
It's not about changing the Fruit but Faith, Force and Focus!
May you Commit and Create the best New Year ever!

Tuesday, December 24, 2013

Merry Christmas


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May the magic of Christmas
brings you Happiness, Joy, Cheers, love and fun
into your life
Merry Christmas to you, your family and your pets!

A cute Puppy Rescued from San Francisco Recycling Center

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A 10-month-old puppy was found by recycling center workers in San Francisco inside a trash bag.

"We could tell the puppy was still moving and it was trying to crawl out of the bag itself," said Gregory Foster an employee. "Luckily we stopped the line in time before it actually fell off the belt into the pit."

The puppy was a mix breed poodle and is suffering from animal bites around her neck, and is now being treated by the San Francisco Animal Care and Control. They named the puppy "Gem."



Monday, December 16, 2013

Coast Guard Dog saves boy from drowning



Check out this hilarious video where a dog drags a kid from the water to land. It's unclear if they are training the dog or the boy really had trouble swimming.

Dog Helps Save Woman Stranded in Snow

Vivian Mayo, 57, was rescued last December 11, 2013 in Alaska she was sufferring from severe hypothermia under her snowmobile with her little brown dog Elvis. She was stranded for 3 nights and was lucky to be alive as temperatures go down below 20 degrees fahrenheit.

Elvis the little brown dog helped her stay alive by providing much needed body heat. AP reported that Vivian Mayo was with his husband Scott Mayo 61, in a cabin near Denali National Park. Her husband left to check on a trap line Saturday but hadn't returned by Sunday.

had been staying at a cabin near Denali National Park with her husband, Scott Mayo, 61, but grew worried when he had gone to check on a trap line Saturday and hadn't returned by Sunday, reports the AP. She was worried about her husband so she tried to leave in her snowmobile and get help but the snowmobile broke down. She was not able to return to the cabin. Family members alerted authorities when the couple didn't return home as expected Tuesday night.

Rescuer found Scott Mayo a few miles from the cabin and was in good condition.


Thursday, December 12, 2013

Fox and Dog: Against the fur industry

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Tinni the dog has found an unlikely friend in a Norwegian forest, a fox. The dog is owned by Torgeir Berge, he photographed the two furry friends as they play on grass. Berge with the help of his friend Berit Helberg is writing a book about Tinni the dog and Sniffer the fox to educate people about the realities of the fur industry.

"Sniffer and Tinni want our help to spread their message about fur and friendship, and the knowledge that the fox is only a dog of the forest with the same reactions and movements as the dogs we look at as man's best friend" Helberg writes on her website.

The book will be released next year and will show how similar foxes and dogs actually are.

More photos here on their website

Sunday, November 24, 2013

United Airlines nearly killed her pet dog



Janet Sinclair owner of a greyhound named Sedona claims that her pet suffered a full heat stroke after she got out of a United Airlines flight from San Diego to Boston. She said that United Airlines agreed to pay for the hospital bills only if she she signed a non-disclosure agreement.

She also said that the dog's crate was filled with urine, feces, and blood.

Janet Sinclair was moving from San Diego to Boston lasy July and opted to have the “PetSafe” program of the airline company. “PetSafe” program guarantee that pets will not be exposed to temperatures greater than 85 degrees for more than 45 minutes.

On the contrary, when she reached Boston she said that Sedona was dying.

"Sedona’s entire crate was filled with blood, feces, urine. Sedona was in full heat stroke. All of the blankets were filled with blood. She was urinating and defecating blood. She was dying, literally, right in front of me."

She had to pay extra for the animals to stop in Houston to take a break from flying in an air-conditioned vehicle. But, when she looked outside her airplane window at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, she saw Sedona’s supposed personal handler kicking the dog’s crate.

The employee was seen violently shoving the dog and her other pet Alika which is a cat under the plane’s wing. The weather in Houston that day was as high as 94 degrees.