Karma, It's a Wonderful Thing.
Last week at work, I met a couple who were looking for "Fresh Dog Bones," unfortunately we were out. Being a "Dog Person" I started to talk to them about their dog. Turns out they were looking out for/giving attention to a neglected neighbors dog. "Get's chained out and left there, all the time." A very friendly Black Lab. The owner got a promotion and works for the Max. Security Prison nearby, pulling 12 hr shifts. Been neglecting his dog. I was pretty impressed that they stepped up, unasked. (And told them so.)
After a couple minutes back in the Meat dept. something occurred to me, and I went looking for them. Asked them "Does he have a Dog House?" "Well he is chained up to a Woodshed so he can go in, "if his chain is not wrapped around something." Told them I had a very nice (huge) top line insulated Igloo style dog house with a heat pad in it and a door on it. (Heat pad turns on when the dog lays on it.) Full of cedar chips, and a bale of cedar chips. They asked "How much?" (And were willing to buy it.) I said "Heck, I'd donate it for a dog in need, if the guy would use it."
To make a long story shorter, We hooked up a few days later and they took it over. Made me (and them feel good.)
A couple days ago, my next door neighbor/buddy called asking what year Jeep I had? (He is a Jeep guy also.) Said he had a buddy that had bought a top line, "Best Top" soft top w/tinted windows for his Jeep and it did not fit. (Pretty much what I have, but mine is circa 2010.) Well, I just got a text, my buddy got it and is bringing home for me. Free!!
Very nice. ππ
Yes, I am a firm believerin Karma.
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...Karma would be even better if the dog owner was chained up like he chains up his dog, but maybe a $10,000 fine & 30 days in jail would teach him a lesson...the Lab should be re-homed asap, to someone that appreciates him...here in Texas we made it illegal for dogs to be chained, a GOOD thing...
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Good for you
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Good on all involved, dogs neighbors, you, your neighbor and his friend. Occasionally it seems like there is hope for society when you hear of good things like this happening.
Last night Judy went to the big fundraising dinner for the cancer charity that we have our yearly skeet/sporting clay shoot to support. This is a charity that helps local cancer patients with financial help for things like groceries, utility payments, car repairs so they can get to their treatments and a myriad of other things. The dinner was sold out and they raised an additional $30,000+ last night. So there are still a few good folks out there like you and your friends. Keep it up, karma ain't always a bitch, sometimes it's a good thing. Bob
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I agree with you Texas. I hate when people do this to a dog. Why even own one, if that is how you are going to treat it? I'm trying to give the Owner the benefit of the doubt. π€
My dog (Buddy) lucked out when I brought him home from the Rescue. (So did I.) He is TOTALLY Spoiled. I Thank God on a regular basis for him. (I lucked out, as well.)
*Remember what God said: "What You Do For The Least Of Mine, You Do For Me." (Or thereabouts)
I'd offer to adopt the dog ASAP, but Buddy (as good as he is) will not tolerate another dog/animal around him. Alpha Pit mentality.
*Thanks BobJudy, I agree. Felt good trying to help/do something good for an animal in need. I suggested that the Owner, put the dog house inside the Wood Shed. I asked that if the neighbors see/understand that the dog is totally NOT using it (or) the Owner refuses to utilize it, I get it back in order to help another dog in need, or a future Rescue for me.
I do not think that is unreasonable. (?)
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Too funny. Just talked to my buddy on the phone. (He had been texting me.) Wanted to know if I was available tonight to get the top from his garage. (Off today, so yeah.)
I asked him why his friend just did not return the top? Turns out his Wife is a "handful," and ordered the top without talking to the husband. (Confirming the year/model.) His Jeep has the half doors where the top half is also a soft/zipper down window. (Earlier year than mine.) They got in an argument about her not talking to him and just spending $$ without communicating. (Bought a Harley without consulting him, etc.) She got mad and refused to return it and he wants nothing to do with it.
Score for Ken. π
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Good on you, brother.
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You done good! In Ohio the fine is stiff for chaining a dog out that long.
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Good on all you all. WTG
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Thanks all. Wasn't doing it for compliments. (But) Decided to post it, after the top fell in my lap. Good Karma.
Too good to be true. ππ
What I gave away, was about $350'ish. What I got in return, was about $5-600'ish.
*I do not believe things like this happen by accident. π€
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I've never had a dog that would go into a dog house on its own. Even my crate trained ones.
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Well Mr. Perfect, if that dog was chained outside in the rain or freezing - it probably would. IMHO.
At least I tried.
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Did you tell him you had the Barbi Model ?? How long were you in prison??
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Ouchπ
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Well Mr. Perfect, if that dog was chained outside in the rain or freezing - it probably would. IMHO.
At least I tried.
You would think.
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Yeah Ricci, that's me standing there, leaning on the hood.
So I like pink/purple. It doesn't make me a bad person. π€ππ
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Hey, no judgement here and you have nice legs. What pronouns are you using these days??
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I go by Microndial DNA. π€ππ
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Takes a real man to wear pink.
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Isn't Microndial from the mommas side?...
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Maybe, maybe not. It changes all the time.
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