Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 I cut off all ties with PB in '92 or so. But i am heavily involved in animal rescue now trying to " save the world " for creatures that it really does make a difference. Thanks for posting this. It gave me the answer as to what drives me to rescue animals so. Cristie > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability to > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The list > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm curious > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed her > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > Melany > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 I cut off all ties with PB in '92 or so. But i am heavily involved in animal rescue now trying to " save the world " for creatures that it really does make a difference. Thanks for posting this. It gave me the answer as to what drives me to rescue animals so. Cristie > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability to > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The list > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm curious > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed her > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > Melany > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 I cut off all ties with PB in '92 or so. But i am heavily involved in animal rescue now trying to " save the world " for creatures that it really does make a difference. Thanks for posting this. It gave me the answer as to what drives me to rescue animals so. Cristie > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability to > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The list > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm curious > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed her > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > Melany > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 I cut off all ties with PB in '92 or so. But i am heavily involved in animal rescue now trying to " save the world " for creatures that it really does make a difference. Thanks for posting this. It gave me the answer as to what drives me to rescue animals so. Cristie > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability to > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The list > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm curious > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed her > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > Melany > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 I cut off all ties with PB in '92 or so. But i am heavily involved in animal rescue now trying to " save the world " for creatures that it really does make a difference. Thanks for posting this. It gave me the answer as to what drives me to rescue animals so. Cristie > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability to > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The list > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm curious > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed her > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > Melany > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 I cut off all ties with PB in '92 or so. But i am heavily involved in animal rescue now trying to " save the world " for creatures that it really does make a difference. Thanks for posting this. It gave me the answer as to what drives me to rescue animals so. Cristie > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability to > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The list > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm curious > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed her > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > Melany > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 I cut off all ties with PB in '92 or so. But i am heavily involved in animal rescue now trying to " save the world " for creatures that it really does make a difference. Thanks for posting this. It gave me the answer as to what drives me to rescue animals so. Cristie > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability to > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The list > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm curious > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed her > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > Melany > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Me too. I seem to have a magnetic attraction for dogs, esp. abused ones. My latest came from a home with (I think) an ADHD child. > > > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability > to > > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The > list > > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm > curious > > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed > her > > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > > > Melany > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Me too. I seem to have a magnetic attraction for dogs, esp. abused ones. My latest came from a home with (I think) an ADHD child. > > > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability > to > > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The > list > > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm > curious > > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed > her > > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > > > Melany > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Me too. I seem to have a magnetic attraction for dogs, esp. abused ones. My latest came from a home with (I think) an ADHD child. > > > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability > to > > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The > list > > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm > curious > > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed > her > > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > > > Melany > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Me too. I seem to have a magnetic attraction for dogs, esp. abused ones. My latest came from a home with (I think) an ADHD child. > > > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability > to > > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The > list > > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm > curious > > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed > her > > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > > > Melany > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Me too. I seem to have a magnetic attraction for dogs, esp. abused ones. My latest came from a home with (I think) an ADHD child. > > > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability > to > > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The > list > > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm > curious > > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed > her > > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > > > Melany > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Me too. I seem to have a magnetic attraction for dogs, esp. abused ones. My latest came from a home with (I think) an ADHD child. > > > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability > to > > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The > list > > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm > curious > > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed > her > > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > > > Melany > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Me too. I seem to have a magnetic attraction for dogs, esp. abused ones. My latest came from a home with (I think) an ADHD child. > > > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability > to > > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The > list > > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm > curious > > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed > her > > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > > > Melany > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Me too. I seem to have a magnetic attraction for dogs, esp. abused ones. My latest came from a home with (I think) an ADHD child. > > > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability > to > > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The > list > > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm > curious > > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed > her > > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > > > Melany > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Me too. I seem to have a magnetic attraction for dogs, esp. abused ones. My latest came from a home with (I think) an ADHD child. > > > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability > to > > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The > list > > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm > curious > > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed > her > > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > > > Melany > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Me too. I seem to have a magnetic attraction for dogs, esp. abused ones. My latest came from a home with (I think) an ADHD child. > > > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability > to > > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The > list > > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm > curious > > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed > her > > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > > > Melany > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Me too. I seem to have a magnetic attraction for dogs, esp. abused ones. My latest came from a home with (I think) an ADHD child. > > > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability > to > > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The > list > > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm > curious > > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed > her > > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > > > Melany > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Me too. I seem to have a magnetic attraction for dogs, esp. abused ones. My latest came from a home with (I think) an ADHD child. > > > > About saving nada--when I was finally absolutely beyond my ability > to > > help her anymore and I had to say no, well for me that was the > > breaking point. I found out that a)she had been using me as a first > > resort, not last, her life went on and she managed to survive > > without my " desperately needed " help, c) even after I had given more > > than I could and finally had to say no, she kept asking me for help, > > and even asked me to ask other people in my life to help her. The > list > > goes on, and I think I'm going to make a new post because I'm > curious > > about what made other people wake up to the truth. > > > > I finally got mad when I realized I have just been used so badly by > > her, and all of that 'rescuing' was not necessary, it just allowed > her > > not to be responsible for herself. I feel like such a tool. I'm so > > glad it happened now and not 20 years from now at least. > > > > Melany > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 29, 2007 Report Share Posted March 29, 2007 Dogs must have a sixth sense. They can't speak or comprehend our spoken language so have to rely on (seemingly) more subtle cues to comunicate. They instantly know you have suffered the same and realize you understand them. But sad that some dogs have been so neglected and abused even i cant reach them. Fear-biters so far gone. All i can do is look in thier eyes at the shelter and promise that the afterlife ahead will bring them peace. Cristie > > Me too. I seem to have a magnetic attraction for dogs, esp. abused > ones. My latest came from a home with (I think) an ADHD child. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 29, 2007 Report Share Posted March 29, 2007 Dogs must have a sixth sense. They can't speak or comprehend our spoken language so have to rely on (seemingly) more subtle cues to comunicate. They instantly know you have suffered the same and realize you understand them. But sad that some dogs have been so neglected and abused even i cant reach them. Fear-biters so far gone. All i can do is look in thier eyes at the shelter and promise that the afterlife ahead will bring them peace. Cristie > > Me too. I seem to have a magnetic attraction for dogs, esp. abused > ones. My latest came from a home with (I think) an ADHD child. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 29, 2007 Report Share Posted March 29, 2007 This is a good observation. But I think many of us have already gone past this in our healing. In the past, I never 'presumed' that I could save the world, but I did think that I was responsible for so many things that went wrong, and I think that is just the flip side of 'saving the world'. (Because, I would have saved the world if I had done the right thing.) Also, there was a time in my life when I was very codependent, trying so hard to help others with their problems.....if only they would do what I advised, as I so clearly could see what was wrong, then they would eliminate their problem. Oh yes - I can see myself as being a saviour in those situations. I was 'humble' about it. And really and truely, did not have the NPD belief that I was so all knowing. It was hard to work through all of this, but I have done it. I still struggle with letting others handle their own stuff. I have a very strong need to be of service, and so I have battles over when is something helping and when is it enabling. Sylvia > > I have noticed something about a lot of us, myself included. We think we can " save the world " . Many of us felt that it was our faults and still some of us think it is our faults that Nada was crazy and if we could just be good enough she would get better. I know in my family I was the one who was considered the reason for Nada's problems and in my husband to be's family I am considered the reason for his daughter problems(she is BP) So, when it comes to trying to fix the family and bring everyone together we think that maybe this time we can get it right. But guess what its not us. We don't have the power to fix it. All we have the power to do is to fix ourselves and our hurts. To make a new family and move on from there. Think of it this way if Nada had diabeties could you fix it by figuring out how to be good enough? Of course not that is crazy talk. So, why would we be able to fix this. We can't. > > Ok just ramblings and thoughts from a sociologist who grew up with a BP Nada and two psychologists for parents. And yes Nada is one of the psychologist, actually she has a Master is Psychology, Couseling, and Psy. Ed(what can I say the women likes to go to collage) It wouldn't suprise me if she got a Doctorate in brain surgery for the hell of it. > > Lilly > > > --------------------------------- > Never miss an email again! > Yahoo! Toolbar alerts you the instant new Mail arrives. Check it out. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 30, 2007 Report Share Posted March 30, 2007 Everyonce in awhile the fear biters can be saved. I found one who was going to be put down the next day. I asked them to give me a chance with it. Somehow some way I got her to come around. Though I did pretend like I was her mother and started her from birth and had her sleep against my skin. But you are right there are some that can not be saved, but every once in awhile there is a score for the good guys. There was a group of trained fighting dogs taken about a week ago. I am pretty sure they will have to be put down and I feel so sad for them. Lilly Cristie Maure wrote: Dogs must have a sixth sense. They can't speak or comprehend our spoken language so have to rely on (seemingly) more subtle cues to comunicate. They instantly know you have suffered the same and realize you understand them. But sad that some dogs have been so neglected and abused even i cant reach them. Fear-biters so far gone. All i can do is look in thier eyes at the shelter and promise that the afterlife ahead will bring them peace. Cristie > > Me too. I seem to have a magnetic attraction for dogs, esp. abused > ones. My latest came from a home with (I think) an ADHD child. > > --------------------------------- Be a PS3 game guru. Get your game face on with the latest PS3 news and previews at Yahoo! Games. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 30, 2007 Report Share Posted March 30, 2007 Everyonce in awhile the fear biters can be saved. I found one who was going to be put down the next day. I asked them to give me a chance with it. Somehow some way I got her to come around. Though I did pretend like I was her mother and started her from birth and had her sleep against my skin. But you are right there are some that can not be saved, but every once in awhile there is a score for the good guys. There was a group of trained fighting dogs taken about a week ago. I am pretty sure they will have to be put down and I feel so sad for them. Lilly Cristie Maure wrote: Dogs must have a sixth sense. They can't speak or comprehend our spoken language so have to rely on (seemingly) more subtle cues to comunicate. They instantly know you have suffered the same and realize you understand them. But sad that some dogs have been so neglected and abused even i cant reach them. Fear-biters so far gone. All i can do is look in thier eyes at the shelter and promise that the afterlife ahead will bring them peace. Cristie > > Me too. I seem to have a magnetic attraction for dogs, esp. abused > ones. My latest came from a home with (I think) an ADHD child. > > --------------------------------- Be a PS3 game guru. Get your game face on with the latest PS3 news and previews at Yahoo! Games. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2007 Report Share Posted March 31, 2007 aww sweet story. Aparently there was still SOMETHING in her that wanted to trust you. I come across beagles that are fear biters. On of them " Lucy " i got her to work with me a bit but worrid about the next adoptive family. In fact she was returned once. But i found a nother home by pure chance, a Navy officer that worked with her close day to day and now shes putty in her hands. We also come across alot of dachshunds labeled as fear biters. When actually it is inherent and very typical of the breed to fight when cornered. (like snagged, manhandled, dipped and caged by animal control officers) watching the ay animals behave under stress and isolation it really gives insight into how humans would react. Each one according to temperament and personality. Some sad, some mad, some agitated. After a long time they all just give up. I saw alot of myself in many dogs brought in. They have no voice, no one wants them and they did not do anyhting to deserve this. > > > > Me too. I seem to have a magnetic attraction for dogs, esp. abused > > ones. My latest came from a home with (I think) an ADHD child. > > > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Be a PS3 game guru. > Get your game face on with the latest PS3 news and previews at Yahoo! Games. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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