December 02, 2009

Saints are saintly

This damn video makes me weepy. And I've watched it 3 times.

The National did an interview with Carol, and the crippled crew, just under a year ago and I thought you'd all like to see it.

In the 4 months I've been back here, there have been 7 animals that passed. 7 souls who were essentially dumped and trashed because they became too much of a problem. For any reason...like they became incontinent. But what most people don't know is that most times incontinence can be averted with proper medication. And inexpensively too!

I had a couple of videos of my dogs and some photos and tried in vain to upload them...but this damn wireless in the hills of Mission kept knocking itself out. I shall try again tomorrow. * big sigh *

VIDEO

And a photo I took a few years back of Tang. He's one brother of a 3 brother crew...Tang, Mango and Sunny. All healthy, all relatively young, but no one wants to adopt them. HUH???

4 comments:

  1. very cool video! and great picture mom! i must get my photo skills from you :)

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  2. You have your own photo skills babe. You definitely have *the eye*. Thanks for the compliment! Glad you liked the video.

    I do know you get your softness for the animals from me...does that sound egotistical? You are one human I never will need to curse for the care of your cats. I KNOW you will go to any lengths for Sal and Sam. They are lucky they landed with you and Sumeet!

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  4. Hey Colleen, it's been a while.... Yes, quite a while. Just wanted to wish you plenty plenty plenty of joy, best wishes, and above all, health, to both yourself and all of your loved ones, no matter how hairy they may be.

    Violet

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