Miss A might not like her picture taken, but this husky/dachshund mix is adorable!
 Remain vigilant and look both ways before crossing the street! Also, be sure to keep your cats inside on Halloween night!
 The LPGA’s Jessica Korda, Marina Alex, Jaye Marie Green, Dani Holmqvist and Leta Lindley participated in the Bahamas Strong Pro-Am at Old Marsh Club in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.
“We got really lucky in South Florida we didn’t get much of Hurricane Dorian, but those in the Bahamas weren’t as lucky,” Pressel told LPGA.com. “It’s amazing the devastation that a storm like that can bring.” Written by: Amy Rogers; LPGA  Do not worry! We have a happy story coming soon!
A Florida family is devastated that an eight-month-old pit bull died Tuesday after protecting two boys from a venomous snake.
“Pit bulls are the most loyal dog I know of, and I’ve had a lot of different animals in my life,” Gary said. “If you find (a pit bull) that’s aggressive, most likely, it’s because they weren’t treated right,” Gina said. “If you treat them right, they would give their life for you and I owe my son’s life to him.” More on the story from Vandana Rambaran, Fox News --> HERE  A 49 year old California cinematographer is combining his daily work with his passion for animals to help rescue pets stranded in the Bahamas after Hurricane Dorian by using his drone and has already found about 12 dogs and cats. When he locates a stranded pet while filming with the drone, he alerts animal rescue crews. He is back in the U.S. raising money to buy an infrared drone. An online campaign has raised more than $6,400 in three days. NBC News. Read More here.
 Pictured above are the two loyal service dogs that survived a hit-and-run that occurred September 25th, 2019 on Beltway 8 and Beechnut in Houston, Texas. Their owners, both homeless, passed away after the car lost control and careened into the underpass while the family slept, having only recently been evicted from their apartment two weeks prior. The dogs did not want to leave their owners' sides, but animal control officials were finally able to secure the dogs and take them to BARC Animal Shelter & Adoptions. For more information on the dogs, click the link here (Pet Rescue Report). For more on the story, click the link here (Houston Chronicle).
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AuthorFirst time pitbull owners who found two pitbull puppies abandoned on the side of the road and decided to adopt them...And then loved them so much, they decided to get two wonderful mastiffs. Archives
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