Harleys Dog News-Cougars,abandaned pit bulls and dog saves dog

June 3, 2009 by doggymom
Filed under Harley's Dog News

Harley's Dog News-Cougars,abandaned pit bulls and dog saves dog

Rolling dvdrip I'm raring to give you this week's dog news! I have been waiting all week for my turn at the blog.

The Frighteners First, you know how little dogs don't realize they are little? Momma told us about how one of her Yorkies got kicked out of obedience school because she would have the class laughing hysterically when the Yorkie would attack the Doberman Pincher in the class. And the Dobie would cower in fear over this 6 pound Yorkie.

I got alittle off track but this story is about 2 brave little dogs in Oregon. Chiquita the Chihuahua and Rosie the Border Terrier used their mighty tiny dog powers and chased away a cougar. The cougar actually pinned down Rosie but Chiquita barked so ferociously that it scared the cougar away.

In Washington state, Blewett a black lab who had been rescued from Washington's Blewett's Pass and given a home by Jay and Janie Smith of Plain, WA, did some rescueing himself.

Jay and Janie were walking Blewett when he ran ahead of them to the river's edge and started barking. When they caught up to him, they discovered he had found Pepper, an old dog who had been missing several days. He had apparently been swept away by the river. Pepper is home now and doing fine now thanks to Blewett.

Our last story is about 2 good Samaritans, Curtiss and Chris Taylor who are both unemployed. After their neighbor was deported, he left behind 8 pit bulls to fend for themselves. The 2 brothers tried to get local shelters to take the dogs, but none would. The dogs had been neglected and have some health problems. The brothers have taken them in and hope to find them homes. They have been feeding them and grooming them, and giving them what medical care they can.

2009: Lost Memories release "I really can't afford to take care of them but I don't want to see them starve either," admitted Chris Taylor.

"I want to find them a good home," said Curtiss Taylor. "I think they deserve a good home."

They have not found homes yet but they have had some donations. One donor deopped off 150 pounds of dry dog food and a case of wet dog food. They have also received some moonetary donations and donations to a local Veterinarian to help give the dogs the medical care they need.

If you're interested in adopting one or more of the dogs, contact Chris Taylor at 602-348-6868 or Curtiss Taylor at Cimarron film 602-622-0223.