This is a must listen to radio show for everyone who has a pet. There are options, and educating ourselves before that difficult day will help you make the best decsion for your beloved pet.
In memory of the bigger than life, forever lovable Shadrach
Thank you Dr. Kim Bloomer and Dr. Jeanne Thompson for this heartfelt, dignified, graceful, & loving show…. it will make a difference.
The journey that Dr. Kim Bloomer embarked on with animals since she was a child, portrayed in great detail in Animals Taught Me That are lessons of everyday life. Kim has gracefully shown us through her sometimes painful past lessons what is gained by simply observing, respecting and loving every creature God has given us. She had the courage to admit her mistakes, move forward, and share them in Animals Taught Me That so we as a society can learn and return to the real reason we have been blessed with animals on this earth. I believe Kim continues to this day to share what she knows and continues to learn, all in the name of deep compassion and unconditional love for all of the animal kingdom. Whether you love animals or not, Animals Taught Me That is a must read for everyone so that we can all live together as God intended… in peace, harmony and respect for one another.
Dr. Kim Bloomer and the dog love of her life… Shadrach the adorable Neo Mastiff
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Dr. Kim Bloomer is a naturopathic vet, and I think she is fantastic! I was on her radio show last year, and will be again this summer (July 8th!) promoting my new book, Frankie, the Walk 'N Roll Therapy Dog Visits Libby's House, which will be out early 2010.
Today we visit Dr. Kim and Shadrach! This was such a fun interview… well, of course, cause a dog interviewed us!!
Tue, June 2 — Veterinarian Dr. Kim Bloomer and her mastiff Shadrach posts Shadrach's interview with Frankie at Bark 'n Blog
Also recently a friend shared with me that her dog just went blind at the age of 7. She told me about a website dedicated to helping owners with blind dogs, so I wanted to pass that along. There was also a great article posted by The Fun Times Guide to Dogs blog about What's It Like Living with an Old Blind and Deaf Dog, so thought I'd share that as well.