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Bike Hugger Mixer -- our next event -- June 29th.
Sprints was visiting us this weekend and she would just sit in the office and stare at me and periodically push the chair around. I finally figured out that she wanted up and to sit next to me. She slept on that chair for a few hours, then would jump down, play with Cap'n, etc.
A new blog that discusses Nintendo's puppy simulator is up and posting away. A quick check and yes!, there's a pug!
Chris sent a post from Boing Boing that uses pugs to demonstrate what is and isn't black metal. When comparing and contrasting a topic, pugs make the perfect cute, fun, and lovable example. See, Pugs can't go goth or black, as they're just too happy all the time.
Cappy is just barely tall barely enough to see out the bay window and watch the neighborhood. She checks a few times a day and stretches all the way out to do it. On the occasion that she actually sees something, like a dog going by, she goes on full Pug alert and barks around the house until the threat passes.
inFlightHQ officially launched today. It's a blog in our network that offers post on tools, tips, techniques, and trip reports.
The NYTimes reports on pet shelters, heroic stories, and more rescues in New Orleans.
. . . accounts trickle in of how pets and their owners escaped the wrath of the storm. A woman who came to claim her chow told Ms. Mercer, "We swam out together, and she didn't give up on me, and I'm not giving up on her."
Pug Blog is donating to the Humane Society of the United States. I haven't seen any pugs in the coverage, but don't doubt they're trying to survive like everyone else.
I've been haunted by much of Hurricane Katrina and the story of Snowball was even more upsetting. The media is just now starting to cover missing pets, including Pets Wait for Rescue, Too on Morning Edition. In all the coverage I didn't see any animals, anywhere. That's changing with good news coming in that pet rescue efforts are underway
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