I have watched quite a few videos featuring the amazing rescue efforts of Hope For Paws,
one very amazing organization making a huge difference in the lives of neglected animals everywhere.
Although they are based in Los Angeles, California, their videos have inspired a worldwide network of rescuers. What an impact! At the very least, the videos change the way people see stray dogs and shelter dogs, inspiring them to adopt a pet and save a life. Read More →
I made a quick post a few days ago noting that my mother was in the hospital; and that I might not be posting much until she’s out. Partly because I don’t have the time, but truthfully, mostly because I don’t have the mental energy to crank out anything that requires a lot of thought. I decided, though, that I would at least try to pen an update post, mostly because I need to just ramble for a while, as well as express a bit of gratitude.
Read More →“Mr. Toad”
Mr. Toad has lived in our backyard for at least a year.
He and the wieners have a mutual understanding.
“If you don’t pee on me, I won’t spray my icky toad poison in your face.”
Both have kept up their sides of the deal.
Mr. Toad was kind enough recently to allow a few close-ups…
We went over the proofs together,
and he chose these two to make the cut.
My 77-year-old mother is in the ICU at the hospital. I will not be posting for at least several days, perhaps longer.
Thoughts and prayers are very, very much appreciated.
Thank you so much for stopping by and God willing, all will be back to normal or at least semi-normal soon.
Fleas… they are perhaps one of the most disgusting creatures upon planet Earth. Just look at one. →
When I was growing up, I remember our dogs having to contend with many fleas. And because they had to contend with fleas, we had to contend with fleas. Back then, we didn’t have all the flea prevention products that are available now. We had flea “treatments”, which were nothing more than a temporary fix at best, if a fix at all. And we tried everything on the market at the time: flea shampoos, flea powders, flea sprays, flea collars… you name it. I remember being bitten quite often by fleas, since we allowed the dogs on the couches and beds, which further spread the infestation. As a note, when dining on humans, fleas seem to love legs. Not much else, just legs. Read More →
Today we join a very special blog hop,
hosted by the very special Sugar the Golden Retriever, on a very special day.
You see, today is the First Anniversary of the {This Moment} See Beautiful Blog Hop.
However, it’s my first time participating and I was unprepared.
I’d only just heard of it a couple weeks ago, and for some reason
had it in my mind that it was on a different day.
Today we’re joining up with the friendly dogs and folks
at Dogs N Pawz for the Tuesday’s Tails Blog Hop.
A little about this blog hop, via Dogs N Pawz:
A while back I wrote a post called The Straight Poop and as one might guess, it was all about everyone’s favorite part of being a pet parent: poo disposal. Well, this is somewhat of a follow-up to that post because we have recently upgraded our methods of disposing of the doggy delights. Read More →
Disclosure: Dachshund Rescue List (formerly Words With Wieners) did not receive any compensation for this post. We were provided products by BestBullySticks to test for a fair and honest review, comprised of personal research, product use, and personal opinion. Links to products in this review may be affiliate links – if you make a purchase through those links, we may receive a small commission. 100% of all commissions received goes to animal rescue.
WOOF! Recently, the wieners enjoyed some tasty goodies from BestBullySticks that I’m happy to tell you about. As the name would imply, BestBullySticks.com is known for offering high-quality bully sticks, as well as many other premium all-natural treats and chews for dogs. But tasty edibles aren’t all they carry – they also offer a wide variety of top-notch dog supplies. Meow? Don’t worry, they don’t leave out the kittehs! Read More →