Scoop That Poop

Posted on January 20, 2014 by Sand Spring Chesapeakes

Today’s scoop that poop message is on a serious note and going to be about the importance of making arrangements to have someone to scoop that poop when your health deteriorates so much that you can’t scoop that poop yourself and the out come of what happens when you don’t scoop that poop.

When your health is terminal and near the end and you live by yourself with your animals you need to make arrangements to have someone come in and scoop that poop if you can’t.

If you own cat(s) you need to scoop the litter box on a daily basis.

When you don’t you have this……

When you have that you have a cat going outside the litter box which isn’t good at all.

Because my friend was near the end of her life and she didn’t make prior arrangements to have someone come in and take care of her pets both the cat and dog were peeing/pooping in the house. She was so sick she couldn’t clean up so when the emt’s came they ended up calling the police who ended up calling the animal control officer who came in and took the pet’s to the sheltera.

I went to the shelter and got her cat and dog out of jail and took them back to the clinic with me. The house on the other hand will have to have some work done to it.

When you are so sick or near the end of your life and you live alone please make arrangements to have your pet’s taken care of and have someone check on you also. Have them scoop that poop so the animals don’t get carted off to a strange place wondering what the heck they did and what is going on.

PoopScoop_thumb Today we join Sugar The Golden Retriever and her co-host’s Oz The Terrier, The World According To Garth Riley, My Pawsitively Pets, The Lazy Pitbull and Emma MyGBGVLife. Thanks to all of you for having this informative blog hop to raise awareness of the importance of picking up after your dog. Spread the word #ScoopThatPoop.
#ScoopThatPoop is a monthly blog hop (every 3rd Monday of the month). Follow us on Twitter @Scoop_That_Poop. There next hop is on Monday, Feb 17th.

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Tuesday’s Tails

Posted on August 6, 2013 by Sand Spring Chesapeakes

This is the Blog Hop that features shelter animals. Find a cat, dog, rabbit, etc. at your local animal shelter or rescue and feature them on this Blog Hop! Come join the fun and help a furry friend find a forever home! And while you’re at it, don’t forget to visit the other blogs and share their doggies, cats, rabbits, and all the other animals that need forever homes on your social media sites. Please spread the word!

Thanks to Dogs N Pawz for hosting this blog hop!

DOC

This guy would like a hunting home. He is 7 but I’m sure he still has a few good years left. I of course saw the marsh grass and thought I need to help this guy find a home.

Chesapeake Bay Retriever: An adoptable dog in Appleton, WI

Doc is a 7 yr old neutered male Chessie. We are assisting his owner to find a home for Doc. Doc’s owner is needing to move to an apartment and cannot take Doc with him.

Doc has been an outside dog, however, he would transition to inside fairly quickly.

Doc is current on his vaccines and is chipped. He is HW negative also.

Doc has been professionally trained to hunt both water fowl and upland, however, he prefers water fowl and has a touch of newly diagnosed arthritis in his shoulder, so water fowl would be easier for him. He is trained very well, and should have a few more years of hunting left in him.

Doc is good with other dogs. He is ok with people also-but is a Chessie and will bark when someone new comes to the home.

Doc is a gorgeous dog and will make a great companion for someone. He has however never lived with children.

For more info, contact Sue at sue@crrow.org or 920-427-4295

DOC’S CONTACT INFO

Chesapeake Bay Retriever Rescue of WI, Appleton, WI

920-954-0796
Email Chesapeake Bay Retriever Rescue of WI
See more pets from Chesapeake Bay Retriever Rescue of WI
For more information, visit Chesapeake Bay Retriever Rescue of WI’s Web site.

Please don’t forget to go tohttp://pheasantsforever.org/page/1/puppycontest_2013.jsp and vote for Glory. She isn’t doing to bad on votes.

My blog friend Phe is in the cutest but caught contest also, stop on by and vote for her also. Her mom is Lisa from Dogs N Pawz who is hosting this blog hop today. Hop on over to the cutest but caught contest and give Phe a vote.

Thank you who left me comments on my Rain Forest Coastal Labs Shampoo blog. The winner of the sample shampoo gift bag is: Tarynft at http://chesapeakecardiganclub.wordpress.com/

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Tuesday’s Tails ~Xena

Posted on July 22, 2013 by Sand Spring Chesapeakes

This is the Blog Hop that features shelter animals. Find a cat, dog, rabbit, etc. at your local animal shelter or rescue and feature them on this Blog Hop! Come join the fun and help a furry friend find a forever home! And while you’re at it, don’t forget to visit the other blogs and share their doggies, cats, rabbits, and all the other animals that need forever homes on your social media sites. Please spread the word!

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Thanks to Dogs N Pawz for hosting this blog hop!

XENA

Chow Chow/Chesapeake Bay Retriever Mix: An adoptable dog in Menasha, WI

Don’t let the description of Xena scare you. This looks like a sweet gal that needs a chance despite having chow chow in her. Who knows she probably doesn’t even have chow chow in her the shelters just guess at what breed they may be mixed with.

MORE ABOUT XENA

Spayed/Neutered • Up-to-date with routine shots • House trained • Prefers a home without: cats • Primary color: Gray, Blue or Silver • Coat length: Long

Yes she is still available.Your first step in adopting your newest family member would be to fill out the application at http://www.appletonanimaladoptions.com We are open by appointment only and only with an approved application call 920 277 9064 for more info