Louisville critters

As a nation, we claim to love cats and dogs. Millions of households have pets, and billions of dollars are spent yearly on pet supplies and food. But as a nation, we should take a hard, sobering look at a different annual statistic: the millions of dogs and cats given up to shelters or left to die on the streets. And the nu ... more

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from Just a glimpse...   May 8, 08
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WAGGIN' TRAIL 5K: Will You Support Me? Dear Friends, Family, Co-Workers & Neighbors, I've started a team to participate in the Kentucky Humane Society's WAGGIN' TRAIL 5K at E.P Tom Sawyer Park on Saturday, May 17, 2008, and I need YOUR help. Support me today by joining my team and participating in this event to he ... more

from craymond723's blog   May 5, 08
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I was finally able to catch BabyCat Tuesday and took him straight to the vet. He was pretty hungry and skinny, and other than his tail, he was pretty good overall. So, got all his shots utd and scheduled his neutering and tail amputation for yesterday. He came through both wonderfully! He's such a sweet kitty....I just w ... more

been gone away awhile searching for old friends I have lost along ... more

Now that things have at least slowed down a little; to where I can catch my breath, I have noticed that my thoughts keep trying to wander back to Jack. To that fateful moment. I suppose I am not done with this yet. I want to be; but my mind does not. It happened so suddenly and I have not really had time to process it. Like ... more

I was confused, He had not looked that sick until today. Why had I not noticed this before. She (the vet) used to work in a 24 emergency vet hospital. She explained that she saw this a lot; pet owners wondering what they did wrong; how they could be unaware that their pet was so sick. Dogs often put on a face, continuing ... more

There is a house along a major state road here in Harrison County. About 30 yards behind the house sits a german shepherd, Day in and day out, he is chained to his dog house on a 10 foot chain. The grass is worn down to dirt where he has paced out his days. From the road, it never looks like he has food or water bowls o ... more

For the last few weeks, I've been watching a hawk in the backyard of a neighbor. I've only been able to see it with binoculars once, and it was taking off at that. I got a brief glimpse, and can only think it was a Redtail. Well, I was just out and I had my binoculars out because I'd been hearing them all day. I spotted ... more

The entire world around them is slow, fat, lazy, unintelligent and often tasty. They aren't. ... more

Hi my name is Amanda. I recently lost my little gizmo, who was a tea cup yorkie, 2.6 lbs full grown. I miss him dearly and there is void and emptyness in my home without him. I'm posting this in hope that someone who either has puppies available or will have some soon, will see. I'm looking for a female yorkie this time aro ... more

I know I am risking the wrath of some pet lovers, but this is me, not them. My female, Tippy, had her second and last litter yesterday. She had 4 seemingly healthy kittens. 3 grays and one black. The black one is a triplicate. Tad, the dad (before his neutering) is mostly solid black. Well, for all intents and purpo ... more