Divinity was a sweet, quite, gentle little lady; a retired Therapy Dog.
December 1, 1999 to September 10, 2014
Note: The first post on Divinity’s blog is a “Sticky” and is a tribute to my beloved Miss Divinity. Divinity’s passing notice will always remain at the top of her Home Page
To read new posts, please scroll down the page.
Sincerely,
Divinity’s Dad
Divinity & I want to welcome visitors from Ghana.
Ghana has become the 129th country that has had its citizens visit Divinity’s blog.
Click the following link to see the Divinity’s blog readership – Country List
Ballard is not only a registered Therapy Dog with Pet Partners, he is also an Animal Ambassador at the Minneapolis/Saint Paul airport!
Ballard is owned by Patti who was Divinity’s Therapy Dog examiner for Pet Partners.
Here is a post I previously wrote about Ballard.
Therapy dog helps nervous travelers at Minneapolis Airport
A dog has ended her extended stay at a shelter in Ashtabula, Ohio, thanks to a woman who adopted her over the weekend.
After spending more than two years of her life at the Ashtabula County Animal Protective League, a two-year-old pit bull mix named Mia is settling into her forever home, according to News 5 Cleveland.
In a Facebook post on Saturday, the nonprofit organization shared a photo of Mia with her owner and thanked her for taking a chance on the pup.
“This beautiful girl spent 842 days in our shelter but today is Mia’s day!! She was so happy to head home with her new mom. It takes a very special family to give long term dogs a home!!” the post continued:
In the photo, Mia’s owner held a sign that read “My ‘happily ever after’ Begins Today!”
According to its website, the shelter’s mission is to “provide temporary homes for the parent-less pets of Ashtabula County until we can find them the best possible ‘furever’ home.”
The shelter said it loves all animals and considers the ones living in their homes as members of their family.
“At the Ashtabula County Animal Protective League, we take that devotion, commitment, and love for our own family members to the homeless dogs and cats of Ashtabula County,” the site read.
Following Mia’s adoption, Facebook users expressed their pleasure at seeing her find a home. One person shared their own experience with a beloved pet.
“This brought me happy tears! I adopted a senior and he was at the shelter a year, the best dog ever! I miss him so much, he went to Rainbow Bridge in August. These dogs are so appreciative and all they want is a loving family that they have always searched for,” wrote one user.
On Tuesday of this week, Miss Hooky woke to a very big disappointment from Mother Nature.
Here is Miss Hooky stretching after she woke from a nap
Note: Miss Hooky lost her front left leg due to an automobile.
This is Mother Nature’s October surprise
Not to worry, there is this nifty home-made snowplow that will take care of things.
