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Panda girl at 16 weeksFull of energy, learning not to nibble on those she loves, claims all toys (and random household items) for her own. She was supposed to be Nick's dog, but she's decided she's a mama's girl most of the time. Right now we're trying to figure out exactly how to keep her 'calm and quiet' for the next few days, so she doesn't harm her stitches from being spayed. She doesn't know what calm and quiet means, unless she's sound asleep!
Cute dog!
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Vw bug is next. Whey there? I el kilt that nextersIt's fine here
"I kilt it for you!"
"I ate the sentience out of that thing: it used to be a cat; now it is a soccer ball."
"That soccer ball was a prolific pedophile."
"I didn't like the cut of his jib."
"The voice in my head was just too much so I had to barf him up."
"If you think the yellow guy looks bad, you should see the other guy."
"What a let down. This was what a UFO was all along."
"I was flopping on a foul and a soccer game broke out."
"Sorry. I kept trying. But I couldn't get the Internet to work on this thing."
"Deflategate: The Sequel"
"Deflategate: The Sequel"
"I bet you can't guess which one of us just barked."
While Chi Chi may be all smiles now, she had a long and difficult path to get where she is today.
Almost two years ago, Chi Chi was found inside a trash bag in South Korea in an area known for its involvement in the dog meat trade, Chi Chi's owner, Elizabeth Howell, told BuzzFeed News.
When a local rescue group found Chi Chi, her legs were "worn down to the bone, infected, and really necrotized," said Howell. She was so sick and in so much pain that they planned to euthanize her.
"But, she was wagging her tail and leaning forward for them to pet her," said Howell. "So, they decided that she wanted to live. There was something special about her."
Now, months later, Chi Chi serves as a therapy dog in schools, hospitals, and senior homes.
Almost two years ago, Chi Chi was found inside a trash bag in South Korea in an area known for its involvement in the dog meat trade, Chi Chi's owner, Elizabeth Howell, told BuzzFeed News.
When a local rescue group found Chi Chi, her legs were "worn down to the bone, infected, and really necrotized," said Howell. She was so sick and in so much pain that they planned to euthanize her.
"But, she was wagging her tail and leaning forward for them to pet her," said Howell. "So, they decided that she wanted to live. There was something special about her."
Now, months later, Chi Chi serves as a therapy dog in schools, hospitals, and senior homes.
Chi Chi loves working as a therapy dog, Howell said, and would do it even more if she could.
"We have to manage her activity and make sure she gets enough rest, even though if it were up to her she’d be going every day," she said.
"She's just a regular dog," said Howell. "She gets up and she lives her life to the fullest every day."
"We have to manage her activity and make sure she gets enough rest, even though if it were up to her she’d be going every day," she said.
"She's just a regular dog," said Howell. "She gets up and she lives her life to the fullest every day."
Oh my God! What the f*ck is wrong with people? How can people be so cruel. I am so very very happy these people got her and she has a wonderful life now.While Chi Chi may be all smiles now, she had a long and difficult path to get where she is today.
Almost two years ago, Chi Chi was found inside a trash bag in South Korea in an area known for its involvement in the dog meat trade, Chi Chi's owner, Elizabeth Howell, told BuzzFeed News.
When a local rescue group found Chi Chi, her legs were "worn down to the bone, infected, and really necrotized," said Howell. She was so sick and in so much pain that they planned to euthanize her.
"But, she was wagging her tail and leaning forward for them to pet her," said Howell. "So, they decided that she wanted to live. There was something special about her."
Now, months later, Chi Chi serves as a therapy dog in schools, hospitals, and senior homes.
I hate idiots. What a waste of air.