we’ll never forget the street dogs who followed us in Greece – we gave corned beef and thuna fish – and they made the guard before our bedroom door – and then we had to weep and cry leaving with an airplane …
congrats to your princess, that you’ve found him!
P.S.:
also the cats in Greece touched our heart;
ours was found under a car in Italy and brought to us;
we are happy about that…
+
friends of us adopted a Greek dog:
+
Congrats to you too and your friend!!!!
I personally don’t mind stray dogs and cats. There are always people who will feed and take care of them, but ever since the olympics there’s been a “hype” to “clear” the streets from strays and shelters are becoming crowded. Anyway, it’s a long argument… I’m just glad there are many people like us who care! Thank you for the beautiful photo of Emily! She is beautiful! And so is your amazing [regal!] cat!!!
Thank you, Violet! If someone wants an animal companion, I think it’s a great idea to adopt one from shelters rather than go to pet shops or puppy mills…
I’m agree with you Marina!
In fact,when I was in Qatar(we lived there for 3 years) I found my cat,only 2weeks old I think, so skinny,weak,laid down without any movement…we thought he is dead and I touch him and could hear small .weak voice so we looked for his mum but couldn’t find her since that place was beside main road ,full of passing cars and not a plce for cats to live(I think he was thrown away)…anyway,took him at home and tooke care of him.After 2 weeks he became strong kitten,started to playing….
When we wanted to return our country we took him with ourself since he is one of our family!! (although the inspections and registration was so hard!!!)
Now he is 7 years old ,he is an handsome boy! and we are so happy to have him beside❤
Aw, rescue dogs make the very best pets. They’re so appreciative of their new life.
Cute drawing, Marina. I like the movement in it…like it dashed to that spot. 🙂
Marina Kanavaki 
Reblogged this on Lost Creek Publishing.
You’re not just good in arts but you’re also kindhearted. May you be blessed further and receive good karma because of that. Cheers!
Thank you so much for your kind wishes.
May you also receive good karma because of your kind heart!!!
🙂
This we like very much!
AH, thanks Ann!!!! It was a sketch I did of our loved rescue companion honoring a very good cause…
Lovely as usual, is that a half buried bone peeking out of the ground? 🙂
Ah, yes, why not?!!! I like that! It is in fact my little m signature but a bone sounds much better!!!!
😆
very cute dog!
rescue dogs have this extra cuteness about them!
I wish my person would draw a picture of me. Your dog is cool Marina.
Oh, but she takes such beautiful photos of you!!!! Thank you Bongo. You two have very similar expressions! It’s eery sometimes!
we’ll never forget the street dogs who followed us in Greece – we gave corned beef and thuna fish – and they made the guard before our bedroom door – and then we had to weep and cry leaving with an airplane …
I can imagine! We found our princess in the street… and are inseparable since!
congrats to your princess, that you’ve found him!
P.S.:
also the cats in Greece touched our heart;
ours was found under a car in Italy and brought to us;
we are happy about that…
+
friends of us adopted a Greek dog:
+
Congrats to you too and your friend!!!!
I personally don’t mind stray dogs and cats. There are always people who will feed and take care of them, but ever since the olympics there’s been a “hype” to “clear” the streets from strays and shelters are becoming crowded. Anyway, it’s a long argument… I’m just glad there are many people like us who care! Thank you for the beautiful photo of Emily! She is beautiful! And so is your amazing [regal!] cat!!!
How precious!
…a friend! Thank you Patricia.
He looks a bit dopey like my brother Alfie. hehehehe
…could be the result of overcuddling her!!!!
Ah‼ such a cute dog sketch ! Also nice link😃
Thank you, Violet! If someone wants an animal companion, I think it’s a great idea to adopt one from shelters rather than go to pet shops or puppy mills…
I’m agree with you Marina!
In fact,when I was in Qatar(we lived there for 3 years) I found my cat,only 2weeks old I think, so skinny,weak,laid down without any movement…we thought he is dead and I touch him and could hear small .weak voice so we looked for his mum but couldn’t find her since that place was beside main road ,full of passing cars and not a plce for cats to live(I think he was thrown away)…anyway,took him at home and tooke care of him.After 2 weeks he became strong kitten,started to playing….
When we wanted to return our country we took him with ourself since he is one of our family!! (although the inspections and registration was so hard!!!)
Now he is 7 years old ,he is an handsome boy! and we are so happy to have him beside❤
🙂
Great dog and link.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
Thank you Francine… it’s for a good cause.
Such a cute sketch! She is adorable!
Thank you!! Normally I don’t post my sketches, but this was for a purpose…
Aw, rescue dogs make the very best pets. They’re so appreciative of their new life.
Cute drawing, Marina. I like the movement in it…like it dashed to that spot. 🙂
Ah yes! dashed to my paper!!!! Thank you, Deb! As Russ said I had to be quick because I was too eager to play with her!
Marina, do the smears on your picture represent time flying because you have so much fun with your dog?
We have a rescue dog too. Although we tend to think of her as our two year old little hairy person–smart and loving!
Ha ha! Yes, you could say that!! That’s understandable! Like our little spoilt ruler of the house …well deserved title though!
Very cute, Marina. We have a rescue dog, too, and love her to pieces.
I know exactly what you mean!!! Rescue dogs tend to show so much gratitude and affection, it’s almost unbearable!
Oh, this is true . . . My pumpkin sleeps near my feet as we speak 😉
…give her a little stroke on the head from me!
🙂
You got it!