Zoey Bean checking out her domain
Bubby and Sissy
Purts first day
Zoey and Don napping
Bubby being goofy
Sweet Pete and Julianna
Dons Cat House
Bubby and Sissy
Zoey and Purt
My Beanie Baby
Girlie Sue posing
Purt relaxing in the planter box
Action Jackson sitting pretty
Girlie Sue, Purt the Cat and Zoeybean (right to left) napping on a sunny afternoon
Girlie Sue, Purt the Cat and Zoeybean
Tail Talk dogs and cats that I write about, Girlie Sue, Action Jackson, Zoey Bean, Booger, Barthalomeow, Don Cato and Thomason.
Budward, the original Tail Talk dog, with his Christmas toys, 2006
The bubbies that are my life
Everyone in the family laughs at this picture because Girlie Sue is the only one in the family that had big enough cahonas to get in my father-in-law’s chair. It was the biggest, most comfortable chair in the room and apparently Girlie thought that should be the chair for her. Jim was always a good sport about it, but the minute he got up she got right back in it. Jim passed away November 29, 2008 and is sadly missed by all.
[/caption]Top L-R: Girlie Sue (warrior princess), Action Jackson doing frog legs, Budward and Jack, our newest member Vinson
Center L_R: Budward enjoying his domain, Happy Jack’s hip bones when he came to live with us (he is standing)
Bottom L-R: Jackson surveying his domain, Action Jackson in a down moment, Girlie Sue and Happy Jack on his first day with us, Budward after he “got it on up there” with his crippled hind legs.
It’s a GREAT FAMILY!!! And Thanks for what you do!!
We too, have four canine kids. Our golden retriever, Cheyenne, we bought but our other three “kids” found us through rescue. We have a corgi-heeler mix, a very small beagle, and a black lab-retriever or border collie mix. No one makes us laugh as hard, or is as loyal as our pack. We have small, medium, large, and extra large!! Rescue dogs never stop being grateful for the home we have given them. Thanks for your column, I read it every week. I wish I could adopt all the ones who need a home and love.
I really appreciate the work you all do for the shelter dogs. My dogs found me they would show up at my house and were never turned away. I loved them all…they were my children. My last Blue Healer mix died suddenly and with my health being poor, I needed something easier than a puppy. I came to the shelter a couple times, but could not leave with just one dog, but knew I couldn’t do any more. We finally adopted a retired racing greyhound. She is wonderful, sweet and loving. If I could I would have a pack of shelter dogs, but for now I will settle for trying to help where I can, and taking good care of my baby girl. Thank You!
Very nice site!
thank you again and again for giving Zoey such a great home. she looks fantastic.