Bentley: “Hello and welcome to BFTB NETWoof News for October 17, 2016. I am your newshound Bentley Basset Hound and together with my co-anchor Pierre Westie we fetch you the good news of the week. You can always depend on us to share a story that will make you smile. What’s today’s top story, Pierre?”
Pierre: “We are starting off with a report that proves there are some really amazing people out there. A veterinarian, Dr. Michael Good, has been saving dogs from high-kill shelters in the south and transporting them to northern states like New Jersey, New York, and Minnesota. He is credited with saving over 15,000 dogs from puppy mills, strays, and shelters. We salute Dr. Good and the others that make the Underhound Railroad a success.”
Bentley: “That is someone who really lived up to their name! Our next story is about someone who tried to do the right thing. A man in Arizona is back in the market for a puppy after his first adoption did not go so well. Little Neo wouldn’t make eye contact, he didn’t like dog treats and he continually escaped his yard. Hoping his local Humane Society could shed some light on the pup’s idiosyncrasies, he took Neo in to see them. It didn’t take long for him to be told that he had actually adopted a wolf. Since it is illegal for to keep a wolf/dog in his state, the wolf is now residing at the Wolf Connection sanctuary in California.”
Pierre: “Maybe Neo can find his true love at his new home. There are a couple of star-crossed lovers in Chula Vista Animal Care Facility in California. Romeo the cat and Juliet the Schnauzer were rescued together but separated into dog/cat areas once they arrived at the facility. Romeo quit eating and became very lethargic. Officials realized he was depressed over being away from his Juliet. Once the staff prepared a special area for the unlikely couple, Romeo perked right up. The pair will only be adopted together. If you know someone that can take these sweethearts, contact the Chula Vista Animal Care.”
Bentley: “Speaking for sweeties, my girlfriend Emma has some big news on My GBGV Life today! She and Bailie have a new little sister and she is precious. They aren’t the only ones either. Our pal, Spencer the Goldendoodle is also introducing a new family member. What does that mean to those of us who enjoy living in a mature dog household? Two words. Puppy. Fever. We here at BFTB News are predicting an epidemic of puppy fever to hit hard. There is no vaccination or medication to treat acute puppy fever. We are going to chew up a couple of shoes and maybe dig up a plant to remind our mom of the hard work a puppy brings. Feel free to use this or if you have any ideas, please let us know in the comments. Seriously, these new Blogville additions are adorable and we urge you go meet them for yourself. Welcome home, Madison and River!”
Pierre: “Speaking of young ‘uns, how is our Weather Lab doing this week? Paisley, we were worried about the typhoon that was supposed to hit in your area. Is everything okay up there?”
Paisley: “Hiya, boys! We are all fine and dandy. As a matter of fact, we had a little wind and rain but that was about it. Everyone was prepared for the worst but we lucked out on this storm. We will have some showers in the northwest and across much of the northern states this week. I am not predicting any bad weather for anyone in the U.S. this week. It should be a beautiful autumn week for most of the states. Our temperatures will stay in the 70s and 80s during the day so get outside and walk your dogs! Always check your local forecast in the event of inclement weather.”
Bentley: “Great forecast, Paisley. We thank everyone for joining us today and would love for you to share this post on your social media. This is going to be a fun week here on the Bayou. We have a new Dr. Harvey’s giveaway coming tomorrow for 3 lucky winners along with an exciting new calming toy review on Thursday. You won’t want to miss a day! We hope that you have a terrific week and be sure to grab yourself some happy!”
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BOL, thank you for the shout out!!! I think you guys need a little sister, wink, wink!!! They are kind of a pain, but with all this training I'm getting extra treats out of it!!! :)
ReplyDeletehugs to dr. good... he wears his name for a reason :o)I will run to Emma to see the new member of the gbgv-furmily :o)
ReplyDeleteWe will have to go and check out the new puppies!! Oh...also Lightning has a new sister...her name is Misty!! Puppy Fever Indeed!! We talk about puppies all the time here...I would definitely have at least one more...but unfortunately...my husband does not agree. For now.
ReplyDeleteWe will see. BOL!
Thanks for the great update!
That Dr. Michael is a real star isn't he
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Princess Leah xxx
Wow- way to go, Dr. Good - that's awesome!
ReplyDeleteWe need to find out more about this Dr. Good.
ReplyDeleteWe've heard lots of the rescue people send dogs to Minnesota because we seem to have a low kill rate and less dogs up for adoption than other states, so the pups find good homes here. Thanks for the mention about Madison. She is keeping us all on our paws right now, but we are starting to settle into a new routine. She is a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat great news you have for today. We hope our pawrents don't come down with puppy fever. We like it just the way it is around here.
ReplyDeleteAnother great news report! I heard about the man who adopted a wolf. Whoops! And puppy fever spreading like wildfire is probably spot on. If only I could get a puppy sister or brother. Hmmm
ReplyDeleteDr. Michael you are areal star!!!! The best news for today. Happy holidays to you all!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteCarrie
Thank you for the latest news. That certainly must have been a shock when that guy learned he'd adopted a wolf.
ReplyDeleteMom wants to go to that wolf sanctuary here in CA. We heard it's a good place
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Lily & Edward
Puppy Fever Ha Ha!!! There is a new pup at Chronicle of Woos's too!!!
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Mr Bailey, Hazel & Mabel
A wolf ? Well, what a surprise for that guy ! Purrs
ReplyDeletePuppy fever is completely incurable unless you are lucky enough to bring a new little wiggle butt into the fur-mily. Congrats to all those just that as well as to the kind Dr. Good, a vet to practices his name with rescues. And we are keeping our paws crossed the sweet Neo finds happiness at the Wolf Sanctuary. ღ
ReplyDeleteHopefully puppy fever can be held at bay by living vicariously through Emma's and Spencer's blogs! When Bailie joined their family, it was only a few months later that we got Luke - so it didn't work then though - it had the opposite effect! :)
ReplyDeleteJan, Wag 'n Woof Pets
Great news report! We better check out those new pups to Blogville!!
ReplyDeleteYour Pals,
Murphy & Stanley
Pee Ess - Be sure to get on the Blogville Christmas Card list!! The deadline is FIRM!! http://jazzis-world.blogspot.com/2016/10/news-flashnews-fash.html
I'd also recommend chewin cabinets in da kitchen - it are da "worst" thing me and Brinley has done yet!
ReplyDeleteOMD...There are so many additions in Blogville this week...between Misty, Madison and River...and Kinley and Brinley...Daddy better beware, Mama has been cooing and squeeing at all the puppy antics!!
ReplyDeleteSmileys!
Dory, Jakey, Arty & Bilbo
Great news cast saw Madison already didn't know spencer was getting a buddy, how cool
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