Tag: Animal Adoption

Posture

RDP Sunday — Posture

This is my dog Belle. I adopted her about five months ago. She was a rescue. I was originally her Shelter Buddy, and then when COVID19 hit the shelter was trying to find homes for the animals left there. She is a wonderful little girl. Well exactly not “little” as she weights in at 75 pounds.

What do you think her “posture” is saying to me? Is that a guilty look? Has she been a bad dog? What do you think?

Dogs of Blogs Challenge – Day 18

This post is in response to The Dogs of Blogs Challenge – Day 18

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Photo Credit === Danny James

This a picture of Mercedes with her Shelter Buddy (me). As a shelter buddy I take a dog home with me for a few hours or go shopping with them in the car. It gets them away from the hectic environment of the shelter. Plus it’s good for me too! Mercedes has since been adopted. Yea!

Below is my newest companion. His name is Zeus. He is a male pit bull that will celebrate his 9th birthday later this month. He will have a hard time finding a home I believe. 9 year old pit bulls are not on the top of the list for adoption. He’s a good old guy.

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Photo Credit === Danny James

 

CARPE DIEM “Little Ones”

In this weeks Carpe Diem Haiku Kai Special challenge “Little Ones” we are asked to create an American Sentence. Created by Allen Ginsberg to make an “American” form of haiku, the sentence follows the same syllable count as a traditional haiku: 17. Written left to right vs vertically.

Inquisitive face, wagging tail, pleading their case, wishing beyond hope.