Dogs :)

Hi Everyone! Please click the pic and it will send you to a page with a video. Watch the video. I promise it is not gross or anything it is really good and about dogs :)



also, you can support "Angels for Animals" on the webpage with the video. Just follow the link :)

No Pets for Christmas!

Questions to Ask Before Buying a Pet as a Christmas Gift

· Will other people be living with the recipient? When I was a child one of my aunts surprised, me with a chocolate spotted mongrel I named "Peanuts." Only I wasn't the only one surprised. My parents, who got off on the wrong foot with Peanuts from the first day, started wondering how they could keep my new dog without losing their sanity. After a few months of watching Peanuts tear clothes off the clothesline, chew newspapers, and ruin our carpets, they secretly got rid of him, telling me Peanuts ran off to the "deep dark woods." In other words, make sure everyone else who lives with the new pet is agreeable to the adoption and is ready to share responsibility for the care of the animal.

· It's important to make sure no one living with the pet suffers from allergies.

· Is the recipient's family financially stable? If your recipent is a child, determine if the recipient's parents are financially able to feed and care for the pet. You may have a beloved grandchild who's both highlighted and underlined a dog or a cat on his (or her) Christmas list, but if the child's family isn't able to either to either feed or pay a veterinarian for the needed shots and other medical emergencies, you're only adding a financial burden to the family.

· Does the family travel a lot? If the recipient and his family frequently aren't home, chances are a pet will be a problem.