Sit Play Rescue
Posted • Meet DAISY, a 3-4 year old pit bull mix who is looking for a home in the Los Angeles area. She is up to date on vaccines, spayed, and the cutest hippo seal of all time.
She needs to be in a quiet, low foot traffic home with NO OTHER PETS. DM us for more details on sweet Daisy. 🐾❤️
09/10/2020
OZ 2020 🏳️🌈 the president we need, the president we deserve. November is right around the corner, make sure you are registered to vote ✨ voter resources link in bio 🗳
08/30/2020
Check out the first ever over on our IGTV tab! 🐾
Today we were so excited to sit down with from and talk about all things cats, consent, and clickers! 😺
In this conversation, Olivia breaks down what a clicker is, the science behind it, some difference between cat and dog training, how she got started training cats and much much more. Thank you so much again to Olivia for coming onto our show as our first ever guest for Caturday! Make sure to check out their Instagram pages and give them a follow. 🧶🐱
CHECK THEM OUT AT THESE PLACES ⬇️
And as always, thank YOU for tuning in! 😻
—
Tune into our next live show: MONDAY AUGUST 31ST AT 3PM PST
07/29/2020
On Wednesday night, I said goodbye to my best friend of 15 years. As she crossed over the rainbow bridge, all I could say was “Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.” So, Dixie, thank you for everything you taught me and will still continue to teach me. You are the reason I am in rescue, you are the reason I will continue to advocate rescuing senior dogs, and you are the reason I am the person that I am today. I don’t know if I would be where I am, where I know I am supposed to be, without you. If you knew Dixie, you knew she was incredibly resilient and inspiring. My mom caught someone dumping her in the bushes when I was 12. I’ll never forget my mom shaking her finger at the dudes who threw her in the bushes and giving them the damn business. Right then was when it clicked for me that rescuing dogs was something I knew I was meant to do. If you knew Dixie, you knew she was blind. She went blind when she was 8, and never let it get in her way. She accepted every challenge life gave her wholeheartedly and never backed down. She was a tiny super hero. I will never forget how incredibly happy she made me, everyday, for over fifteen years. So, Dixie, thank you. Thank you for being there always. Thank you for everything. I am so grateful to have got to spend so much time with you. You tiny, 8lb ball of wired hair, you will forever hold a ginormous place in my heart.
Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.
