Buy a Brick For Miguel

[LucyE]

He was such a cute puppy. Miss you Miguelito!!

[cpfstich]

Originally Posted by roni

What good people you guys are!!

Originally Posted by BonnyW

I will always remember his pink tummy
((HUGS)) Craig and Pat

Originally Posted by Jacko

So sweet.....thanks!

Originally Posted by UnoMasMezcal

I appear to be leaking fluid from my eyes.

Seriously Friend. It was touching. My condolences. And a donation to follow.

Originally Posted by January Guy

Excellent work Craig.

Thanks.

[cpfstich]

Originally Posted by LucyE

He was such a cute puppy. Miss you Miguelito!!

We do too.

[cpfstich]

Thanks for changing the title Shammy.

[alwaysmissinpdc]

Originally Posted by cpfstich

Thanks for changing the title Shammy.

Title change was a good idea. I think you should also change your avatar. You're a no bs kind of guy

[cpfstich]

Originally Posted by alwaysmissinpdc

Title change was a good idea. I think you should also change your avatar. You're a no bs kind of guy

Thanks Kathy.

[cpfstich]

Bump up, which I will do every chance I get until the clinic is built.

[LucyE]

I'm not sure if you can still buy bricks, can you?? But you CAN always make a donation to the clinic!

[cpfstich]

Originally Posted by LucyE

I'm not sure if you can still buy bricks, can you?? But you CAN always make a donation to the clinic!

Yes you can, clicking the banner in my signature will get you to the PPS website page, then on to Paypal, etc.

[cpfstich]

Originally Posted by cpfstich

Bump up, which I will do every chance I get until the clinic is built.

One more time.

[alwaysmissinpdc]

I'd like to share my memory of the Peanut Pet Shelter. I'm really more of a cat fancier but I like all animals wanted to do some volunteer work on our last trip to PdC. I knew Babaloo and he helped me out.

So I went to the Peanut Shelter on wash day. But it was DIP day. Stinky smelly dip. About 30-50 dogs always working for their pecking order in the pack. Sometimes barking like crazy. It may sound miserable, but IT WAS AMAZING.

First impression was Jen being so absolutely calm. Second was hearing Andy tell the dogs to "Shut up" in his Scottish accent. Sorry Andy but it amused me greatly. It was an incredibly masculine sound that produced almost zero results.

I gained a better understanding of dogs and am much more comfortable around them. No matter their quirks and rough history on the streets of PdC, they let us humans handle, bath and pick ticks without so much as a nip. As much as they are vying for turf and can be tough they ultimately want to be loved and cared for.

That trip included an inland road trip to Palenque. My photos of the Pet Shelter make me smile as much as the photos of the Temple of the Inscriptions.

I would love to read about YOUR day at the pet shelter... post on

[Doggiemom]

Originally Posted by alwaysmissinpdc

I'd like to share my memory of the Peanut Pet Shelter. I'm really more of a cat fancier but I like all animals wanted to do some volunteer work on our last trip to PdC. I knew Babaloo and he helped me out.

So I went to the Peanut Shelter on wash day. But it was DIP day. Stinky smelly dip. About 30-50 dogs always working for their pecking order in the pack. Sometimes barking like crazy. It may sound miserable, but IT WAS AMAZING.

First impression was Jen being so absolutely calm. Second was hearing Andy tell the dogs to "Shut up" in his Scottish accent. Sorry Andy but it amused me greatly. It was an incredibly masculine sound that produced almost zero results.

I gained a better understanding of dogs and am much more comfortable around them. No matter their quirks and rough history on the streets of PdC, they let us humans handle, bath and pick ticks without so much as a nip. As much as they are vying for turf and can be tough they ultimately want to be loved and cared for.

That trip included an inland road trip to Palenque. My photos of the Pet Shelter make me smile as much as the photos of the Temple of the Inscriptions.

I would love to read about YOUR day at the pet shelter... post on

Great story Kathy! Isn't it amazing that no matter their history they do just want some love!!

BTW...will be in PDC in Nov too! We'll talk!

[patfstich]

Originally Posted by alwaysmissinpdc

I'd like to share my memory of the Peanut Pet Shelter. I'm really more of a cat fancier but I like all animals wanted to do some volunteer work on our last trip to PdC. I knew Babaloo and he helped me out.

So I went to the Peanut Shelter on wash day. But it was DIP day. Stinky smelly dip. About 30-50 dogs always working for their pecking order in the pack. Sometimes barking like crazy. It may sound miserable, but IT WAS AMAZING.

First impression was Jen being so absolutely calm. Second was hearing Andy tell the dogs to "Shut up" in his Scottish accent. Sorry Andy but it amused me greatly. It was an incredibly masculine sound that produced almost zero results.

I gained a better understanding of dogs and am much more comfortable around them. No matter their quirks and rough history on the streets of PdC, they let us humans handle, bath and pick ticks without so much as a nip. As much as they are vying for turf and can be tough they ultimately want to be loved and cared for.

That trip included an inland road trip to Palenque. My photos of the Pet Shelter make me smile as much as the photos of the Temple of the Inscriptions.

I would love to read about YOUR day at the pet shelter... post on

I have to admit, even though I am a huge animal lover, especially dogs,I was a bit intimidated when I entered the shelter. After a few minutes of everyone saying hellos to the dogs, I relaxed and felt very comfortable there. I wasn't able to help wash, but I managed to sit and dry a few, and got in my share of snuggling It was this day that Miguel picked us to adopt him. Still a very happy memory.
I can't wait to go back next year!!

[cpfstich]

Originally Posted by cpfstich

Bump up, which I will do every chance I get until the clinic is built.

Originally Posted by cpfstich

One more time.

And again.

[alwaysmissinpdc]

Originally Posted by Doggiemom

Great story Kathy! Isn't it amazing that no matter their history they do just want some love!!

BTW...will be in PDC in Nov too! We'll talk!

Thanks.

Just booked tonight, week of Nov 14th - I hope it jibes with your plans, would love to see you!