44th Paralyzed Dog Receives Donated Wheelchair. Last Day to Order T-shirt.

44th Paralyzed Dog Receives Donated Wheelchair. Last Day to Order T-Shirt.

Jason is the 44th paralyzed dog the Frankie Wheelchair Fund is honored to have been able to help and provide a wheelchair to.

He just received his wheels this past Friday and as is usually the case, a paralyzed dog fitted with a set of wheels gets on with the business of enjoying life.

They don’t stop long enough to feel sorry for themselves, but teach us through the beauty of who they are what perseverance and adversity is all about.

Jason, we wish you the very best and hope you have many years ahead of you of exploring in your wheels.  Keep on rolling!

**Jason’s wheelchair is custom-made by Eddie’s Wheels for Pets.

If you’d like to support the near-and-dear to my heart mission you can donate directly via my GoFundMe page or on National Walk ‘N Roll Dog website.  Today is also the last day to order a t-shirt with proceeds going to the Frankie Wheelchair Fund which is my annual fundraiser.

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Thanks so much for your consideration.

Soak Up the Warm Sun Rays While You Can

Soak Up the Warm Sun Rays While You Can

I’ve been experimenting more with John’s camera, a Canon EOS 50D. I’ve been wanting to learn to take better photos for quite some time and signed up for an online class that is self-paced.

When I brought this photo of Gidget up on my computer I loved how soft the light is around her face. The last bit of sun for today, which she was wise to soak up. We are in for heavy rain tonight and into tomorrow before the sun returns on Sunday again.

She is certainly my wise Buddha dog taking in the warmth of the sun rays while she can. I’m glad I took a moment to be with her within that sacred space too when I captured this photo.

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Nature Telling Time.

Nature Telling Time.

I heard the ticking of nature’s clock.

Out on my morning walk today.

The fluttering sound in the wind of many wings flapping.

The chattering of many beaks as they lifted, each black bird, from nearby trees in a wooded area.

And also from a corn field I passed by, I saw them take flight, up to the clouds, joining their flock.

The sky streaked with black that seemed to go on forever.

Who needs a clock when all you have to do is pay attention to nature around you?

A sign that fall is surely on its way as these black-winged birds head to a warmer climate.

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