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Pet Moose? Wildlife Should Remain Wild!

It seems that there’s a problem with people in Alaska wanting to touch baby moose- and even wanting to keep them as pets!   According to the Associated Press, there have been a string of incidents involving people in Alaska trying to do just that. Persons in Willow had a baby moose in their back yard in a … Continue reading

Scenes From Our Garden, Otherwise Known as the Back Yard

       

Bonsai Bonanza!

Yesterday I had to work. You see, when an investigator is assigned a report, we must make contact with the victims within 24 hours. If we don’t, we must make a daily attempt to see them until we do make contact or until it becomes obvious they aren’t to be found. So I spent my … Continue reading

An #Animal By Any Other Name…..

I have found that the longer I write this blog, the more I tend to focus on one particular species of animal- humans.   If you stop looking at us as unique and see humans as just another kind of animal, it gives an entirely different view of the world. We are an invasive species that has … Continue reading

What To Do About All Those Cats?

For years the war has raged on. On one side, those who love cats, and want to help those who are homeless have a better quality of life.   On the other side is a coalition of wildlife enthusiasts and animal abolitionists. And what are they fighting about? What to do about the estimated 50 … Continue reading

Wordless Wednesday- Signs of Spring

Today I thought I’d share some signs of spring seen in my backyard this past weekend.

But Mom! I Wanna Go Outside!!!!

Is your companion cat allowed outdoors? If so, you’re not alone. The American Veterinary Medical Association estimates there are between 50 and 60 million owned, free-roaming cats in the United States. Those cats are responsible for killing a significant number of birds and small animals. While the average lifespan of an indoor cat is between … Continue reading

An Original Holiday Song by Rumpy T. Drummond

Oh Dog! Rumpy here! Graybie Baby’s letter to Santa really got me thinking yesterday. If we can’t depend on Santa to help us stop people from giving pets at Christmastime, I guess we best get off our hineys and do it ourselves. To do my part, I’m doing what I do best- I’m singing a … Continue reading

If It Was a Snake it Woulda Bit You?

Snakes. Let me guess, the first thing you said was, “EWWWWWW!!!!!” But snakes get a really bad rap. Did you know that scientists have shown that young children do not fear snakes, but are very good at finding them? Yep. It’s only when us grown-ups teach them to fear snakes that they do. So why do … Continue reading

Dallas Safari Club: Warrants More Than Just Hisses!

Welcome too this week’s edition of Hisses and Purrs. Each week Hissy Fit Jones and June Buggie run down the good, and the not-so-good, news about the plight of animals around the world. This week Hissy Fit Jones is furious! Read why! Hisses to KuKu Farms and Creekside Grove Farms of Alberta, Canada. Last week … Continue reading

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Hi! My name is Rumpy, and I am an Alaskan Malamute. I used to live in Middle Tennessee, but now my family and I reside in southeast Alabama. I have this cool blog that I started in 2011. Here at rumpydog.com we talk about all things animal, with a focus on animal welfare and responsible animal companion guardianship. But we also like to throw in a heaping helping of cute! cute! cute! I mean, how could you look at me and not melt, right?

My story? Well, I was found on the side of a busy street. Jenny thought she would help me find my home, but nobody claimed me. So now I live with her. She's a pretty good ole' gal, but she is mighty stingy with the dog cookies. *sigh*

There are also some cats- they each have their own story. June Buggie is their chief spokesperson. He is 16 years old, crotchety, and not afraid to say what's on his mind.

All writings and photos are the copyright property of Jenny Threet (unless the writer is a guest blogger, in which case it is the property of that guest blogger) and may not be used without permission.

You can contact me at [email protected].

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