Hat 2.0
Here’s a couple more pics, taken after I added what I thought were more accurate markings:
Here’s a couple more pics, taken after I added what I thought were more accurate markings:
I have knitted my very own Shiba hat! And you get to see it and me! And Tierce, but he’s appeared so often that he’s kind of expected. This took me about a week to complete. The actual hat took… Continue Reading
Dog taped to refrigerator now in foster care Lisa Pedersen, chief executive officer of the Humane Society, says Rex was placed with a family in the Denver-area that could adopt him by the end of the week. Pedersen did not… Continue Reading
Abused Boulder dog at home with foster family Two-year-old Rex is now living with two other shiba inus at the home of a Denver-area couple, Humane Society chief executive officer Lisa Pedersen said Tuesday. She said the foster arrangement is… Continue Reading
Here’s a disturbing news item: In the comments on the article “Boulder man gives up custody of dog taped to fridge”, there’s a post from “MountainHaven” saying the following: Posted by MountainHaven on April 17, 2009 at 1:44 p.m. (Suggest… Continue Reading
We have 218 people on the Facebook group “Justice for Rex“! To date, there are 13 photos of Shibas who want justice for Rex and we’re hoping for more 🙂 This group is exciting, because there have been some donations… Continue Reading
Yeah, I made some changes, because I was tired of all the links taking up every freakin’ last bit of my sidenavs. Yay! More room for advertisements! Well, at least they’re for books I’ve actually read and liked. In other… Continue Reading
The Humane Society of Boulder Valley has a page for Rex. If you can find it in your heart (and pocketbook), make a donation for Rex there. Or donate to your own local SPCA/humane society/rescue. After all, Shibas are dogs… Continue Reading
Rex’s owner gives up custody Rex, a 2-year-old shiba inu, will be put up for adoption as soon as he goes through some basic training and behavior modification exercises at the shelter, CEO Lisa Pedersen said. “Our training staff is… Continue Reading