Abandoned dogs.
Posted by: Gianluigi Mazzorana on 14 January 2006
Human being best friends.
I know how much these few words can be true as my mind goes back to my old, beloved dog.
As i do every month i bring provisions to a dog pound here in the area and watching in those eyes behind cages kill me everytime.
If there's a dog pound in your area bring some help.
Only few coins can buy some food that, in case you can't take someone of them home, can help anyway.
I send you a link to an international organization that works in Romania to help those creatures to survive.
http://www.canibucarest.it/
Take a look at pics and ask yourself if few money is enough worth to be given away.
I have no kind of personal interest in all this.
But seeing them alive again makes me feel better.
Hope you too.
Thanks a lot!
Gianluigi
I know how much these few words can be true as my mind goes back to my old, beloved dog.
As i do every month i bring provisions to a dog pound here in the area and watching in those eyes behind cages kill me everytime.
If there's a dog pound in your area bring some help.
Only few coins can buy some food that, in case you can't take someone of them home, can help anyway.
I send you a link to an international organization that works in Romania to help those creatures to survive.
http://www.canibucarest.it/
Take a look at pics and ask yourself if few money is enough worth to be given away.
I have no kind of personal interest in all this.
But seeing them alive again makes me feel better.
Hope you too.
Thanks a lot!
Gianluigi
One step away from Nirvana, are we? 
Steve
Steve
hahahhahaha
Nice one!
My dog was use to come upstairs where i was playing and recording keybord and making music with the computer.
But she always waited outside the door with such eyes like saying: I can't stand this!
Nice one!
My dog was use to come upstairs where i was playing and recording keybord and making music with the computer.
But she always waited outside the door with such eyes like saying: I can't stand this!
quote:Originally posted by Happy Chick:
Had two rather large Oscars once (fish). One used to chase the other and in the middle of the night it broke out of the tank (even though top on tank) and flopped to the floor.
Luckily I was up and managed to save it. Being rather dim I assumed it was a one off. A week later the same happened, but this time i was asleep. Poor thing.
Snap-er-dogh. Bløødy Oscars sounded like somebody was stirring the tank with an oar! An Osphronemus Gouramy nearly 30" long can move a bit of water too. Decades ago now, thankfully.
I'm sorry for fussing!
But i think that, in our rushing life, we can get a minute to spend on creatures.
Someone could say i do not consider troubled humans and that's fair.
But i love dogs and this could be considered a limit, only a selfish point of wiev, or the best thing.
Don't know.
It's me and my feelings.
Anyway...........it's a good thing to do and good things reflect on anything around and make our life better.
Thanks EW for considering.
But i think that, in our rushing life, we can get a minute to spend on creatures.
Someone could say i do not consider troubled humans and that's fair.
But i love dogs and this could be considered a limit, only a selfish point of wiev, or the best thing.
Don't know.
It's me and my feelings.
Anyway...........it's a good thing to do and good things reflect on anything around and make our life better.
Thanks EW for considering.
quote:Originally posted by Happy Chick:
Had two rather large Oscars once (fish). One used to chase the other and in the middle of the night it broke out of the tank (even though top on tank) and flopped to the floor.
Luckily I was up and managed to save it. Being rather dim I assumed it was a one off. A week later the same happened, but this time i was asleep. Poor thing.
As a boy I had a goldfish which was a fitness fanatic - everytime I took it out of the bowl and put it on the table it did 20 sits ups!
