It's been a tough year for us. Dad has been sick. I've been sick. Even Mom was sick for a while. And while Mom has been taking care of Dad and me, we haven't been traveling.
Fortunately, Mom found some new pills that are making me feel like a puppy again! Okay, maybe not quite that young. But I have felt better lately. I even chased a squirrel yesterday. And I was able to clear the landing between the sunroom and the garage in one leap yesterday. I haven't been able to do that in a long time. I'll be telling you more about these pills in a future post. For now, just know that they work!
Dad has also been working really hard to get well. While he still has some bad days, he does seem to be getting better a little bit every day. I tried to get him to take some of my pills. I kept one that Mom gave me and took it to Dad and dropped it in his lap. He didn't seem to understand though. He just gave it back to me. I know they would make him feel better if he would take them. He might even want to help me chase squirrels!
The good news is that with both me and Dad feeling better, Mom says she needs to go visit some of her clients and friends again. That means we will soon be on the road again. In fact, Mom has already decided where we are going first - Houston and Galveston. Mom says both of these are in Texas. And since we will be in Texas already, she said we will also go to Corpus Christi to visit Christine and baby John. John has a new baby of his own named Brianna. I can't wait to see them. And then we will stop in Dallas to see Mai Lei and Mark and all the cats.
I have already written about all the great things to do in Corpus Christi and Dallas, but I will still keep you updated on our visit with the babies and the cats. But I have never been to Houston or Galveston. I am looking forward to seeing what sorts of adventures I can have there - and of course, letting you in on all of the pet-friendly things to do.
Mom says after we get back from Texas, we'll be home for a little bit. Then it's back to Las Vegas for a few days. Vegas is way cool. I can't wait to share all the fun we'll have there. Mom says we are going to rent a dune buggy this time so I can go for a ride in the desert! I love to take rides.
Mom has been planning a lot of upcoming trips. After Vegas, she says it will be time for her friend Ken to have another of his jvAlert meetings. I'm not sure what that is, but Mom always seems to like them. She says the whole idea for me came from one of those meetings. Mom says it will probably be somewhere on the West Coast. I don't know if I will get to go with her then. She will be in meetings all day and I don't like to be bored. But Mom says she also needs to go to Philadelphia to meet her new friend, Doug. She and Doug are working on a new project together that has her pretty excited. And she says that she also needs to go home to Honesdale to visit her sister.
We are going to be busy this summer. I'll be traveling with Mom again just like we used to. Dad said he will come along too - at least most of the time. He'll probably stay home with me when Mom goes to jvAlert. But the rest of the trips should be the three of us - just like the old days.
So stay tuned. Traveling Bob is traveling again. And I'll be writing and sharing my journeys with everyone. On the road again. I can't wait to get on the road again!
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Monday, January 4, 2010
Traveling Bob
I want to tell you a story about a little dog. This dog was a good little dog. Yes, he chewed on shoes and piddled on the floor. But he didn't mean it. He was just a puppy after all. He wanted to be good. But the man and the woman who lived with him and his 4-legged mom said they had too many dogs already and that the little dog was too much trouble. So they took him to the animal shelter. The little dog was put in a small cage with no friends to play with and no one to pet him. He had food and water and sometimes he got to go outside and walk around, but most of the time he was in the cage - alone. It was very scary! Sometimes the people who worked at the shelter would come and get a dog for a walk - and the dog would never come back. The little dog heard that they were put to sleep. Sleep was good, but somehow sleeping and never coming back didn't seem right. The little dog worried that might happen to him and he was afraid. Sometimes, people would come in to the shelter and take a dog from the cage. These dogs also never came back. But the little dog heard that this was different. These dogs were going to new homes where they would be loved and be part of a family. The little dog wished every night that someone would take him home.
One day a man and woman came in to the shelter. They stopped at the little dog's cage and talked to him. The little dog sniffed at the woman's fingers as she reached through the cage. She asked if she could hold the little dog. When she picked him up, the little dog reached up and kissed her on the chin to say thank you for taking him out of the cage. The woman cuddled the little dog, looked at the man, and said, "I want him." That's was all it took! The little dog couldn't believe it. Someone was going to take him home.
The man and woman took him to a big house in the country. There were lots of trees with squirrels to chase. There were some other dogs to play with. There were also cats, but the little dog soon learned that they were almost as much fun to chase as squirrels - except for the big one with the claws!
Every day the man left the house to go to someplace called work. Then the woman would go upstairs to a room and also go to work. She began to let the little dog in to sleep in a chair while she worked. The little dog watched her work on something called a computer and talk on the telephone. Pretty soon he began to understand that what the woman called work was actually helping people find hotels and other locations for meetings, weddings, and other events. She knew a lot about hotels and different cities and enjoyed helping others find just the right location.
One day the woman announced that she had to go to one of these events to meet with a client. The little dog was sad because he did not know what would happen to him while she was gone. He sat every day in the chair in the office worried about where he would go while he watched the woman make plans to travel. One night after the man came home, he and the woman were talking. They decided that they would both go on this trip so they could take a vacation after. Then the woman started talking about what worried the little dog - what they would do with him while they were gone. The little dog listened and as he did, he couldn't believe what he heard. The woman did not want to leave him alone because he was so little and not used to being alone. True, she said someone would stop by a couple of times every day to check on them and make sure they had food and water. But she said while the other animals who lived in the house were used to this, the little dog was not. And so they decided to take the little dog with them!
The little dog had the best time on his trip. He would spend his days with his new dad while his new mom went to meetings. Then they would all go for walks in the parks or on the beach. At night, mom would bring dinner to the hotel room and she and dad would eat and sometimes share a bite with the little dog. Then they would all curl up on the bed and watch TV or read. The little dog was so happy!
One day on the trip, the woman and the little dog met another lady who was traveling with her dog. The women stopped to talk to each other for a while. On the way back to the hotel, the woman began to talk to the little dog. She said the other lady had a hard time finding a good place for her to stay with her pet. She said it was too bad that there wasn't some place where you could not only find listings of pet-friendly hotels, but actually learn enough about them to know which one was the best. Then she looked at the little dog and said perhaps she and the little dog could help others who travel with their pets find the best places to go, just like she helped people having meetings find the best location.
In case you haven't figured it out by now, the little dog in the story is me. And this is how Traveling Bob was born. Mom and I have traveled together all over the country. I have learned a lot about what makes a good pet-friendly hotel in a great pet-friendly city. I love sharing what I have learned with other traveling pets. And I'm really excited now that Mom is letting me have my own website so I can put all this great info in one place.
So the next time you are going on a trip and taking your furry family members with you, ask Traveling Bob for advice. We'll make sure you find the best place for you and your family. Remember - it should be a dog's world, even on the road!
One day a man and woman came in to the shelter. They stopped at the little dog's cage and talked to him. The little dog sniffed at the woman's fingers as she reached through the cage. She asked if she could hold the little dog. When she picked him up, the little dog reached up and kissed her on the chin to say thank you for taking him out of the cage. The woman cuddled the little dog, looked at the man, and said, "I want him." That's was all it took! The little dog couldn't believe it. Someone was going to take him home.
The man and woman took him to a big house in the country. There were lots of trees with squirrels to chase. There were some other dogs to play with. There were also cats, but the little dog soon learned that they were almost as much fun to chase as squirrels - except for the big one with the claws!
Every day the man left the house to go to someplace called work. Then the woman would go upstairs to a room and also go to work. She began to let the little dog in to sleep in a chair while she worked. The little dog watched her work on something called a computer and talk on the telephone. Pretty soon he began to understand that what the woman called work was actually helping people find hotels and other locations for meetings, weddings, and other events. She knew a lot about hotels and different cities and enjoyed helping others find just the right location.
One day the woman announced that she had to go to one of these events to meet with a client. The little dog was sad because he did not know what would happen to him while she was gone. He sat every day in the chair in the office worried about where he would go while he watched the woman make plans to travel. One night after the man came home, he and the woman were talking. They decided that they would both go on this trip so they could take a vacation after. Then the woman started talking about what worried the little dog - what they would do with him while they were gone. The little dog listened and as he did, he couldn't believe what he heard. The woman did not want to leave him alone because he was so little and not used to being alone. True, she said someone would stop by a couple of times every day to check on them and make sure they had food and water. But she said while the other animals who lived in the house were used to this, the little dog was not. And so they decided to take the little dog with them!
The little dog had the best time on his trip. He would spend his days with his new dad while his new mom went to meetings. Then they would all go for walks in the parks or on the beach. At night, mom would bring dinner to the hotel room and she and dad would eat and sometimes share a bite with the little dog. Then they would all curl up on the bed and watch TV or read. The little dog was so happy!
One day on the trip, the woman and the little dog met another lady who was traveling with her dog. The women stopped to talk to each other for a while. On the way back to the hotel, the woman began to talk to the little dog. She said the other lady had a hard time finding a good place for her to stay with her pet. She said it was too bad that there wasn't some place where you could not only find listings of pet-friendly hotels, but actually learn enough about them to know which one was the best. Then she looked at the little dog and said perhaps she and the little dog could help others who travel with their pets find the best places to go, just like she helped people having meetings find the best location.
In case you haven't figured it out by now, the little dog in the story is me. And this is how Traveling Bob was born. Mom and I have traveled together all over the country. I have learned a lot about what makes a good pet-friendly hotel in a great pet-friendly city. I love sharing what I have learned with other traveling pets. And I'm really excited now that Mom is letting me have my own website so I can put all this great info in one place.
So the next time you are going on a trip and taking your furry family members with you, ask Traveling Bob for advice. We'll make sure you find the best place for you and your family. Remember - it should be a dog's world, even on the road!
Friday, January 1, 2010
New Year - New Changes!
It's been a while since my last post. The last few months have been difficult ones for me and my Mom and Dad. Lots of illness and time spent in hospitals and doctor's places. Hard things for Mom and Dad to have to talk about and think about and decide what to do. I tried to help as much as I could by cuddling up with Mom or Dad when I saw they were troubled and letting them know they were loved and needed.
Last night was better though. Mom and Dad said it was New Year's Eve. There was food, and people wearing funny hats, and lots of noise. And at midnight Mom kissed Dad, and then all the kids and grandkids and said 'Happy New Year!" And then she picked me up and I kissed her nose and she said told me Happy New Year and things would be better now.
Everyone left shortly after that, and Mom and I sat in her chair. She talked to me and called me her special boy. She reminded me of how long I had been part of the family. It made me think. I am an old dog. I may not look my age, but I'm getting up there in years. And just like Mom has Austin now to help with things I can't do anymore, I've decided to have Mom make some changes here also.
Mom has been teaching Austin all about traveling, so he know all about it now - almost as much as I do. He is going to start sharing his travel experiences with us so that when I get too old to go as much as I used to, Austin can carry on.
We've have also decided to let some of the others share their experience. When Mom first brought Oscar home, he had been sharing an apartment with Jessica, Mom's baby. Oscar knows all about dog friendly apartments and what makes a good town for a dog to live in. He'll be sharing that knowledge with all of us on our new website.
Beauty is old - even older than I am. But she is still pretty spunky. That's because she knows all about how to stay healthy and strong, even when you're her age. Beauty will be sharing the latest in health, grooming, and nutrition tips - all of her secrets that keep her so young at heart.
Ginger is big. I mean REALLY big. But thankfully, she is very well behaved. If not, she could hurt one of us just because she is so much bigger than the rest of us. She'll be teaching other dogs how to behave well and maybe even do some tricks like when she dances with Mom.
And of course we have The Rat - I mean Austin. Not only will he be helping me with the travel tips, but he will have an entire section of his own for kids. Austin loves kids and they seem to like him. He'll be sharing our adventures with them, and teaching them how to care for their pets, and giving them lots of fun things to do.
Along with this, we'll have some guest appearances by the others in our family - the cats: Iris, Little Bitty Kitty, Bogart, Buddy, and JoyBelle. The racoons - George and Gracie. The possum. Our friends - Pixel, Aspen, Copper and Tink. Even Shiloh the grumpy grasshopper might stop by.
We are working very hard to get the new site ready. Mom says now that the holidays are over and everyone is well again, she will spend all her spare time getting it done. Meanwhile, I'll introduce you to Oscar, Austin, Ginger, Beauty and the rest in our blog.
Everyone is excited about their part in our new project. We hope you will be as excited about it as we are.
Happy New Year!
Last night was better though. Mom and Dad said it was New Year's Eve. There was food, and people wearing funny hats, and lots of noise. And at midnight Mom kissed Dad, and then all the kids and grandkids and said 'Happy New Year!" And then she picked me up and I kissed her nose and she said told me Happy New Year and things would be better now.
Everyone left shortly after that, and Mom and I sat in her chair. She talked to me and called me her special boy. She reminded me of how long I had been part of the family. It made me think. I am an old dog. I may not look my age, but I'm getting up there in years. And just like Mom has Austin now to help with things I can't do anymore, I've decided to have Mom make some changes here also.
Mom has been teaching Austin all about traveling, so he know all about it now - almost as much as I do. He is going to start sharing his travel experiences with us so that when I get too old to go as much as I used to, Austin can carry on.
We've have also decided to let some of the others share their experience. When Mom first brought Oscar home, he had been sharing an apartment with Jessica, Mom's baby. Oscar knows all about dog friendly apartments and what makes a good town for a dog to live in. He'll be sharing that knowledge with all of us on our new website.
Beauty is old - even older than I am. But she is still pretty spunky. That's because she knows all about how to stay healthy and strong, even when you're her age. Beauty will be sharing the latest in health, grooming, and nutrition tips - all of her secrets that keep her so young at heart.
Ginger is big. I mean REALLY big. But thankfully, she is very well behaved. If not, she could hurt one of us just because she is so much bigger than the rest of us. She'll be teaching other dogs how to behave well and maybe even do some tricks like when she dances with Mom.
And of course we have The Rat - I mean Austin. Not only will he be helping me with the travel tips, but he will have an entire section of his own for kids. Austin loves kids and they seem to like him. He'll be sharing our adventures with them, and teaching them how to care for their pets, and giving them lots of fun things to do.
Along with this, we'll have some guest appearances by the others in our family - the cats: Iris, Little Bitty Kitty, Bogart, Buddy, and JoyBelle. The racoons - George and Gracie. The possum. Our friends - Pixel, Aspen, Copper and Tink. Even Shiloh the grumpy grasshopper might stop by.
We are working very hard to get the new site ready. Mom says now that the holidays are over and everyone is well again, she will spend all her spare time getting it done. Meanwhile, I'll introduce you to Oscar, Austin, Ginger, Beauty and the rest in our blog.
Everyone is excited about their part in our new project. We hope you will be as excited about it as we are.
Happy New Year!
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Where to go from here?
I love sharing my travel stories with everyone! And I hope my recommendations are useful to other pets traveling with their moms and dads. But I want to do more! I have been giving Mom "puppy dog eyes" for weeks now, trying to convince her to let me. And at last she has agreed. The only problem? We don't know what you want.
So now is your chance to request the services you would like from Traveling Bob. Mom helped me put together a survey just so I could ask everyone. It's very short - only 10 questions. But it will help me make sure I'm giving all my traveling friends the support they need.
Click here for survey! And then watch for your suggestions on our upcoming new and improved site!
Thanks and nose kisses to all of you!
So now is your chance to request the services you would like from Traveling Bob. Mom helped me put together a survey just so I could ask everyone. It's very short - only 10 questions. But it will help me make sure I'm giving all my traveling friends the support they need.
Click here for survey! And then watch for your suggestions on our upcoming new and improved site!
Thanks and nose kisses to all of you!
Monday, October 19, 2009
Explore Westerville, OH with Debra Shiveley Welch, Chris, Kelly Belle, Emma Lou, and Me!
It's time to meet another one of Mom's friends from the Divas of Boomer Diva Nation! This week we are off to Westerville, OH to meet Debra Shiveley Welch, her son Chris, Kelly Belle, and Emma Lou.
From the time Debra moved out on her own, she has had pets, and of all them were rescued in some way. So when the time came to find a pet to share with her husband, Mark and son, Chris, she went to the pound and found Kelly. Actually, Mark found Kelly. As Debra tells the story, "When my husband saw this white, shaggy puppy, he got what I call “the goofy look”: that expression that comes across a person’s face when they see a cute baby, a fuzzy kitten or any baby for that matter, which they simply can’t resist. Yes, it was there – goofy as could be. So, we chose Kelly." Kelly was three months old when she became part of the Welch family and has been with them ever since. Debra says she has been a loving companion to all of them, but especially to Debra's son, Chris.
The other pet in Debra's life is Emma Lou, a gorgeous, black, white and tan longhaired Calico cat. Emma came to the family in a bit different way. Instead of Debra and family adopting her, she adopted them! Debra tells the story of how Emma came to them: "Chris was sitting on our deck, playing his guitar, when this fur covered skeleton climbed the stairs to our deck and plopped herself in the middle of his lap. Chris pet her for a while, cooing to her and quietly examining her, when she jumped out of his lap as quickly as she had appeared and ran off. We speculated about the obviously abandoned cat, and decided that the next morning, we’d buy some food, just in case. Around nine that night, a pounding was heard at our back door. It was Emma, knocking and demanding to be let in. We opened the garage door, made a bed, and Emma spent her first night in our garage: alone, but safe. Early the next morning saw me at the store, purchasing cat food, a litter box and litter. Emma has been with us ever since."As you can see Debra has her hands full as wife to Mark, and Mom to Chris, Kelly Belle, and Emma Lou. But she is also an award winning author! In 2004, at age 52, her first book A Very Special Child was published. It has won the Faithwriters Gold Seal of Approval – Outstanding Read award and has been on Amazon, Amazon Japan, Buy.com and Barnes and Nobles best sellers list. And she has passed this talent on to her son Chris, who is a gifted writer himself. Since that first book in 2004, either she or Chris have published a book a year. Jesus Gandhi Oma Mae Adams made its appearance in 2005, Christopher Bullfrog Catcher in 2006, in 2007, Son of My Soul – The Adoption of Christopher, winner of the Faithwriters Gold Seal of Approval – Outstanding Read, Book and Authors Literary Excellence and Books and Authors Best Non-Fiction Book 2007 made its debut, and Just Chris, her son’s companion book to her latest work in 2008. She is now working on Cedar Woman, her first romance novel and a cookbook with her son.
Debra, her son, Christopher, and her husband, Mark, live in Westerville, Ohio. Home to just over 35,000 citizens and the birthplace of the Anti-Saloon League, Westerville is a charming family-oriented town with several parks, the Inniswood Botanical Garden and Nature Preserve, and Otterbein, the private liberal arts college founded in 1847. With its low crime rate and diverse parks and family-oriented activities, Debra says it is a great place to raise a family.
If you're planning a trip with your Mom to Westerville, you will actually want to stay in Columbus. It's only 5.5 miles from Westerville. When we looked for hotels to stay in, the Columbus OSU Red Roof Inn was our pick. It's a very good location to bring your Mom because there is a lot of grass so you can take her for a walk. The rooms are clean. There are restaurants and a grocery store nearby - in case Mom forgot to pack your food. When we called to get information about the hotel, the lady on the phone was very helpful. And best of all - I get to stay for free. In fact all pets stay free!
Once you get to Westerville, ask your Mom to take you to the Brooksedge Dog Park. Brooksedge is a big fenced in area with 3 separate sections for different dog sizes. The area has parking, a dog waste bags dispenser, trash cans, water bowls and fountains for both you and your Mom. There are benches for Mom so she can sit and watch you play, some large climbing toys, and even a water hydrant!
If you just want to go for a nice walk, Mom can take you to Blendon Woods where you can walk the Goldenrod Pet Trail. It's an easy 1.2 mile grassy trail, located in a beautiful 653 acre metro park with a 118 acre waterfowl refuge and an 11 acre lake that is sanctuary for 100s of birds and wildlife. You'll want to wear your leash here so Mom doesn't get lost - and anyway it's a rule. Mom will also need to bring the pooper scooper so she can clean up after you.
Debra mentioned the Inniswood Botanical Garden as a great place to visit. Dogs are not allowed in Inniswood itself but they also have a trail where you and Mom can take a walk. The Chipmunk Chatter Trail is easy, less than a mile long, and paved. And of course, you must be on leash, under control and cleaned up after.
No wonder Debra loves living in Westerville. Next time you're in Ohio, stop by and visit! Tell her Traveling Bob sent you.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Are Aluminum Dog Tags Safe?
I love my red collar with it's shiny dog tags. Mom says they are made of stainless steel. She says she pays a bit more for them, but I'm worth it. In fact all five of us wear stainless steel tags. Mom even bought one for the rat!
My friend Snickers doesn't have a shiny tag like mine. His dad says Snickers' tags are made of something called aluminum. Mom and I like Snickers and his dad, so Mom explained to him why my tags are a better buy.
When you buy a dog tag for your dog, it's because you want to be returned to us safely if you get lost, right? It's not a necklace or some sort of decoration. It has a purpose. If I lose Mom, I want someone to know how to find her again. That's why I wear my name and Mom's name, address and phone number on my tag. I've had my tag for a long time - almost as long as I can remember. At least as long as we have lived in the country house. Mom says it still looks as good as when she first bought it.
Stainless steel doesn't rust. And I can't chew it up (even if I could reach it. I have a CollarTag™ so that's almost impossible!). But Mom says aluminum is soft - one of the softest metals available. She told Snickers' dad to think about how easy it is to crush an aluminum can. Mom says aluminum tags wear out very quickly. She says the writing gets harder to read the longer the tag is worn - and most people don't think to change their dogs' tags regularly. Pretty soon you can't even read what's there. So when you lose your mom or dad, no one will be able to help you find them because they can't read where your mom or dad are.
Mom says she gets lots of questions asking if aluminum dog tags are safe. The problem is not safety of the tags. It's the fact that they are so cheaply made and wear out so quickly that it's not safe to wear them because you don't know if anyone can read what it says. Aluminum is okay. It's not being able to find your mom or dad that isn't safe!
What tag should you buy? One like mine if you can. CollarTags™ from Boomerang Tags. Mom says they are the best dog tag available. But if you can't get the CollarTags™, please check out their selection of plastic, stainless steel, or brass tags. Anything but aluminum!
My friend Snickers doesn't have a shiny tag like mine. His dad says Snickers' tags are made of something called aluminum. Mom and I like Snickers and his dad, so Mom explained to him why my tags are a better buy.
When you buy a dog tag for your dog, it's because you want to be returned to us safely if you get lost, right? It's not a necklace or some sort of decoration. It has a purpose. If I lose Mom, I want someone to know how to find her again. That's why I wear my name and Mom's name, address and phone number on my tag. I've had my tag for a long time - almost as long as I can remember. At least as long as we have lived in the country house. Mom says it still looks as good as when she first bought it.
Stainless steel doesn't rust. And I can't chew it up (even if I could reach it. I have a CollarTag™ so that's almost impossible!). But Mom says aluminum is soft - one of the softest metals available. She told Snickers' dad to think about how easy it is to crush an aluminum can. Mom says aluminum tags wear out very quickly. She says the writing gets harder to read the longer the tag is worn - and most people don't think to change their dogs' tags regularly. Pretty soon you can't even read what's there. So when you lose your mom or dad, no one will be able to help you find them because they can't read where your mom or dad are.
Mom says she gets lots of questions asking if aluminum dog tags are safe. The problem is not safety of the tags. It's the fact that they are so cheaply made and wear out so quickly that it's not safe to wear them because you don't know if anyone can read what it says. Aluminum is okay. It's not being able to find your mom or dad that isn't safe!
What tag should you buy? One like mine if you can. CollarTags™ from Boomerang Tags. Mom says they are the best dog tag available. But if you can't get the CollarTags™, please check out their selection of plastic, stainless steel, or brass tags. Anything but aluminum!
Monday, September 14, 2009
Adopt a Friend from Marietta, GA
Last week you met my friend and woman of wisdom, Debra Stokes and her grand-dog, Rex. Now it's time to meet some other friends - friends who desperately need a home. Our newest partner shelter is the Cobb County Animal Control Unit. Located at 1060 Al Bishop Drive, Cobb County Animal Control houses lost, abandoned and unwanted animals of Cobb County - Marietta, Georgia.
Cobb County Animal Control has many adoptable cats and dogs. Those shown here are only a few of the many adoptable animals housed at the shelter. The adoption prices: Dogs 12 months and older $40.00 Puppy under 12 months $30.00 Cat 12 months and older $35.00 Kitten under 12 months $30.00 This includes the first set of shots and worming. Most animals are Microchipped. Take a look at each of these furry bundles of love and then visit Cobb County Animal Control for your next pet!
Nina
Nina is a white/tan Pointer mix. Nina is up-to-date with routine shots and spayed/neutered. I think she looks like my friend Beauty, the Jack Russell that lives with me and Mom and Dad. That's why I hope she finds a home soon!
Alizay
Alizay is a 9 month old white Pitbull. I don't normally like pitbulls. But the people at Cobb County Animal Control say she is a sweet girl. Alizay is up-to-date with routine shots.
Wafer
Just look at Wafer's eyes! She is saying '"I just want a family to love me, please." Won't you take her home? Wafer is a 2 year old black retriever mix. Wafer is up-to-date with routine shots.
Snowflake
I used to have a kitty named Snowflake too! She was all fuzzy and pretty. This Snowflake is pretty too - just like mine. Snow Flake is a beautiful and sweet 3 year old white dlh. Snow Flake is up-to-date with routine shots.
I have been blessed to be adopted by a wonderful mom and dad. Please be a blessing to one of my friends in Marietta.
Cobb County Animal Control has many adoptable cats and dogs. Those shown here are only a few of the many adoptable animals housed at the shelter. The adoption prices: Dogs 12 months and older $40.00 Puppy under 12 months $30.00 Cat 12 months and older $35.00 Kitten under 12 months $30.00 This includes the first set of shots and worming. Most animals are Microchipped. Take a look at each of these furry bundles of love and then visit Cobb County Animal Control for your next pet!
Nina is a white/tan Pointer mix. Nina is up-to-date with routine shots and spayed/neutered. I think she looks like my friend Beauty, the Jack Russell that lives with me and Mom and Dad. That's why I hope she finds a home soon!
Alizay
Alizay is a 9 month old white Pitbull. I don't normally like pitbulls. But the people at Cobb County Animal Control say she is a sweet girl. Alizay is up-to-date with routine shots.
Wafer
Just look at Wafer's eyes! She is saying '"I just want a family to love me, please." Won't you take her home? Wafer is a 2 year old black retriever mix. Wafer is up-to-date with routine shots.
I used to have a kitty named Snowflake too! She was all fuzzy and pretty. This Snowflake is pretty too - just like mine. Snow Flake is a beautiful and sweet 3 year old white dlh. Snow Flake is up-to-date with routine shots.
I have been blessed to be adopted by a wonderful mom and dad. Please be a blessing to one of my friends in Marietta.
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