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Harry gazed into the eyes of the photographer and mumbled 'I just want an ice cream and a towel. I'm soaking wet and starving'.
Though I haven't voted on a designated Election Day since early voting became available, Chance makes his vote known for early dinner today (you can even see the 'hunger drool' beginning to form).
Voting is a right and a responsibility we are lucky to have in our democratic society - one that is often difficult to effectively perform when solid information is difficult to discern amongst the dicey advertising, the 'political facts', and the dodging of important issues. Nevertheless, my vote is in and I look forward to hearing the outcome.
Naples, FL
Not a technically great shot by any stretch, but I couldn't resist going with this shot of Walter, Mr. Serious McWorrypants, looking so happy.
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Pleased with getting the ball. Phoenix is getting on a bit in doggy years and gets frustrated sometimes when the youngsters beat her to the ball. Not this time!
It wasn't all about Splash this week. ...Poor guy felt he needed to "act out" for a little attention. In his book, negative attention is better, than no attention at all. His idea of a toss pillow ...and my idea of a toss pillow are entirely different!
Splash fact #3 - LOVES belly rubs. For all his vibrato and constant motion...he's a bit like a shark...turn him over on his back and tickle his belly, he's sublimely comatose.
This is the result of my dog plowing through 6 inches of snow to find one of her many tennis balls that is buried under it somewhere. She always has such a blast playing in the snow.
When all else fails....take a picture of a pet! This is the adorable Freda, aged 8 months, after a long walk yesterday.
The model is Dau, the one on the left (Didà ) has on many occasions "ruined" a photo, either by her presence or simply nudging the tripod, whatever. Always up for a photo is that one. This one is I believe a perfect example.
Was driving through D.W. Field Park in Brockton, Massachusetts, and came upon this group with their Siberian Huskies. They do "meetups" year-round at a variety of New England areas to do some "urban mushing" with their dogs.
For more information about the group, see: www.meetup.com/BOSTONSNOWDOGS/
There are also a number of great YouTube videos on the web of the various meetups.
The woman in the center with the brown jacket, Tania, is the official Coordinator of the Boston Snow Dogs group.
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BARCS, the largest companion animal shelter in Maryland, takes in almost 12,000 dogs and cats a year, plus over 800 exotic wildlife and small mammals. A non-profit organization, BARCS has saved over 40,000 animals in its six years of existence. Every day, 250 animals are living at BARCS, over 200 are being cared for in foster care and roughly 35 new animals arrive at the shelter daily. Volunteers and donations are always needed and welcomed.