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11/06/2024

Did you know it’s National Pet Memorial Day? Share a pic in memory….

14/11/2023

Only described with one word. Devotion.

The body of a 71-year-old hiker who went missing in August was found in the southern Colorado mountains and his loyal terrier, which had survived in the wilderness, was still at his side, a rescue group said.

15/10/2023

Lazy Sunday afternoon! 💤 💤
Who you got? 📷👇

25/09/2023

Who's got a "never" story for us?

07/09/2023

Sentimental September....
Drop us a photo of your angel!

06/09/2023

🤣

01/09/2023

Wow! This pup’s got the hops!

The jump.. 😮

26/08/2023

Woof! Someone said it’s a day to celebrate dogs. On our network, we do that EVERY day! Drop us a pic of your best furiend!

22/08/2023

❤️❤️❤️❤️

WHEN I AM OLD
When I am old...
I will wear soft gray sweatshirts...
and a bandana over my silver hair...
and I will spend my social security checks on my dogs.

I will sit in my house on my well-worn chair
and listen to my dogs breathing.

I will sneak out in the middle of a warm summer night
and take my dogs for a run, if my old bones will allow...

When people come to call, I will smile and nod
as I show them my dogs...
and talk of them and about them.....the ones so beloved of the past
and the ones so beloved of today...

I will still work hard cleaning after them,
mopping and feeding them and whispering their names
in a soft loving way.

I will wear the gleaming sweat on my throat,
like a jewel, and I will be an embarrassment to all...
especially my family...
who have not yet found the peace in being free
to have dogs as your best friends...
These friends who always wait, at any hour, for your footfall...
and eagerly jump to their feet out of a sound sleep,
to greet you as if you are a God,
with warm eyes full of adoring love and hope
that you will always stay,

I'll hug their big strong necks...
I'll kiss their dear sweet heads...
and whisper in their very special company....
I look in the mirror... and see I am getting old....
this is the kind of person I am...
and have always been.

Loving dogs is easy, they are part of me.
Please accept me for who I am.

My dogs appreciate my presence in their lives...
they love my presence in their lives...
When I am old this will be important to me...
you will understand when you are old,
if you have dogs to love too.
-Author Unknown (DM)

Photo credit: Holly Garner-Jackson

The photo used was taken in the state of Maine...... This man would bring his dog to the parking lot of the local grocery store twice a day to walk her. He lived about 25 + miles away. Her name was Hannah and she was very well loved.

28/07/2023

Important! ☀️

18/05/2023

“I called shotgun first!” Siblings. 🙃

23/02/2023

Relationship status. ❤️

14/02/2023

Is your Valentine the four-legged kind?! Aren’t you lucky! Drop us a pic ⬇️

10/01/2023

All the pets for this service!

Mo Mountain Mutts, a local dog walking and training business in Skagway, Alaska, facilitates off-leash pack walks, using a minibus to collect their clients.

25/12/2022

Merry Christmas to all!

22/12/2022

On Dasher! On Prancer! 🎄

11/12/2022

Border collie fillin’ the stat sheet!

10/12/2022

Love this!

09/12/2022

What’s on your tree? 🎄📷 ⤵️

26/10/2022

🤣🤣🤣

26/10/2022

Anyone relate? 😍

30/09/2022

In 1925, diphtheria affected an isolated village in Alaska. Due to the severe cold, it was not possible to transport the medicines by plane and ship, so the transport of the medicines to the town of Noma was organized with the help of mushers (guides or drivers of a dog sled team).
About 1120 miles (1800 kilometers) had to be covered in five days. There were several teams and they took turns on different sections. The Norwegian Gunnar Kasen and his main dog Balto were the first to bring the serum to the village.
It turned out that Kasen had not made a mistake in choosing the main dog, because when the team had an accident, Balto helped his musher, saving him from certain death.
When the storm reached its peak and visibility became low they crossed 85 km. Balto is considered a hero, and in 1925 a monument was erected to him in Central Park in New York.
He was truly a hero, like all the other dogs during this mission. However, the dog that did the most difficult part of the work was Togo who crossed the longest distance 260 miles (418 kilometers). He was part of Leonardo Seppala team of dogs. Togo is the husky, in the photo.
Togo was already known for his incredible leadership qualities, which he demonstrated again in this race.
The mission was successfully completed and these brave dogs saved numerous lives.