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National Adopt A Shleter Pet Day
There are thousands of animals out there in shelters needing a new home. If you can't adopt one, try volunteering at a local shelter - you can help feed or exercise animals. Some great pets out there looking for a new home.
It's also National Honesty Day. Try to be truthful in all you do today. Try answering all questions honestly on this day, even if it means telling the truth about Dan Mullen.
It's also National Prepareathon Day. This day focuses on being ready for disasters - both natural and man-made. It might mean something as simple as having a good first aid kit in your home and/or vehicle. It might mean having a disaster emergency plan for yourself and/or your family.
FInally, it's National Oatmeal Cookie Day. I'm pretty sure you need no suggestions on how to celebrate this day.
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I heartily endorse this one Donm. Always look to find a new pet at a shelter, you're saving a life.
The Great Dane we had before the one we have now came from a shelter and he was an awesome dog. The most well behaved and mild mannered dog you could ever hope to have. Unfortunately he got cancer and we had to have him euthanized. It broke our hearts. I keep an eye out on all of the shelters around Athens to see what they have and if any will fit into our insane household. One day it will happen. Who knows, I might find another Dane.
I second this. The last 3 dogs I’ve had have either been from a shelter or rescue and they’ve been some of the best dogs I’ve had. It’s been 20+ years since we bought from a breeder and I’ll probably never do it again (my wife wants a mastiff or Cain Corso, if we can’t find a rescue with one she may buy one but we’ll start looking at rescue’s first).
Muffingod. Good point to include rescues. we have 2 critters now. A foxhound that I literally pulled off an animal control truck in Black Mountain NC 12 years ago, and a cat ( never thought I'd have a cat) that was living in a drainage pipe with a kitten. The dog had a terrible bacterial skin infection and would have been put down the next morning. The cat would follow behind me when I went walking meowing as if to say she needed a home. We also took in the kitten which a niece of mine named Tommy Boy, he wandered off and never came back, I hope he's ok.
That’s awesome, love hearing those kinds of stories. I never really wanted cats because I hate litter boxes but my wife likes them and now we have two cats. One she rescued while on a field trip to the recycling facility while we were still at Georgia, it and a sibling were in a bunch of brush about to go through a wood chipper. She took one and a classmate took the other. The other cat was a rescue from Hurricane Irma, so naturally we named her Irma. She’s an odd cat, but aren’t they all?