A Shelter Dog asks God...

Top 2. Jul 30, 2001 12:07 AM

» Joy Butler - A Shelter Dog Asks God

Renie, please pass the Kleenex!! I wish every pet owner could read this and feel the stirrings that I did. This truly portrays the innocent victims. I'm glad I volunteer at a no-kill shelter and do not have to experience this personally, and can try not to think of what goes on in other places.

-- posted by Joy Butler

Top 3. Jul 30, 2001 1:00 PM

» pyrangel - Re: A Shelter Dog Asks God

In response to message posted by Renie_Burghardt:

Renie, in the last few weeks my email has been flooded with "Dogs In Need". This is why my article was so late--and try as hard as I can, "Time was Up" for many. :.-(
Joan

-- posted by pyrangel

Top 4. Jul 30, 2001 1:03 PM

» pyrangel - Re: A Shelter Dog Asks God

In response to message posted by JButler:

Thank you, Joy! And thank you for being one of those people for who Time is love.
Rescue Hugs,
Joan

-- posted by pyrangel

Top 5. Aug 1, 2001 1:59 PM

» murphlaw - A Shelter Dog Asks God

This touched my heart.

Thank you.

-- posted by murphlaw

Top 6. Aug 1, 2001 6:14 PM

» RottGSPluv - a sheltor dog asks god

This is SOOO sad, I hope it will stop at least one person (hopefully more!) from breeding their dog! Thank you Joan for writing what all these poor dogs MUST think. This makes me even more glad that I rescued my Rotten/shepherd mix!

-- posted by RottGSPluv

Top 7. Sep 8, 2002 6:58 AM

» jacmac77076 - Thank You

Thank You for posting this may I use it, I rescue in Texas people need to read this. Could I use it in my newsletter? Thanks Jackie,Mr. K's Pet Shelter

-- posted by jacmac77076

Top 8. Sep 8, 2002 11:49 AM

» Red - touched my heart...

Joan,

This article touched my heart in a special way. Thanks so much for posting it. More people need to realize that a pet is a big responsibility. Like children, they need to have "time" from the people who love them. Owning a dog means more than feeding and giving it water. Thanks again.

-- posted by Red