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In reply to the discussion: whatever you do for a dog, they end up doing so much more for you [View all]Oilwellian
(12,647 posts)34. We adopted one of his puppies
When Glenn originally wrote about the mama dog he rescued, we jumped at the chance to adopt one of the pups.
Glenn's ex-editor with Salon created The Dodo, a website dedicated to animal rescues, and contacted us for pics. He featured Gigi and all of her siblings that Glenn found homes for. Please share the web link on Facebook and follow on Twitter. It would be great to see this newly launched site take off.
https://www.thedodo.com/glenn-greenwalds-rescue-dogs-b-389142329.html

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https://www.thedodo.com/
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whatever you do for a dog, they end up doing so much more for you [View all]
Luminous Animal
Jan 2014
OP
My 3 cats are so happy to see me when I am home from work it makes coming
Luminous Animal
Jan 2014
#2
Letting go when they die is the hardest. I just went through this again and cried for days.
Lint Head
Jan 2014
#3
Don't mean to butt in, but I rescue cats as well and maybe can answer some questions
BrotherIvan
Jan 2014
#15
I happen to live in a place with lots and lots of stray dogs - but only one vet within hundreds of
Douglas Carpenter
Jan 2014
#20
at many places in America they do - but not here - the only option for spaying and neutering is the
Douglas Carpenter
Jan 2014
#26