Jan
28
2010
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jennifer wrote this at 10:13 pm

Black Ops: A deniable, paramilitary action with no claim of responsibility for said action which when performed correctly can be made to give the appearance that another party was responsible, or more often instead hides the fact that the action ever occurred at all.

House Guest: Temporary, non-permanent resident provided with a warm welcome, wonderful hospitality & a clean bed to sleep in with lots of hugs & kisses.

Now that everyone’s on the same page, the facts may or may not be these:

  • She may or may not be somewhere between the age of 6 & 8 weeks old
  • She may or may not have been found abandoned
  • She may or may not have been found abandoned in a place where legally she should not have been found or abandoned
  • She may or may not have a collar, but no name tag
  • She may or may not have had a bowl without food, without water
  • She may or may not have had shelter that she was attached to by a 3 foot chain
  • She may or may not have had no chew toys, no squeaky toys, no stuffed animals
  • She may or may not now be residing in an undisclosed safe-house
  • She may or may not be awaiting transport to another location
  • She may or may not soon be available for adoption

But the one thing I can say for sure, she is NOT sleeping outside, alone without food or water in below freezing weather without adequate protection from the cold completely & totally away from any kind of human interaction on US government property.

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*Should a legitimate & responsible owner return with a damn good explanation of why this puppy was left tied-up & abandoned overnight on US government property, she may or may not be returned.

Check it out! 8 Responses - Whoo Hoo!
  1. hydrantgirl says:

    AWWWWWWWWWWWWW She’s SO cute!!! Good for you for saving her.

  2. Debbie says:

    I WANT THAT! Guess it’s a little out of my jurisdiction, so I can safely say that. Who wouldn’t want a soft fuzzball with a wet nose and sweet kisses. How on earth will you find her a home? I wish people would spay and neuter!
    Deb

  3. Oh, my goodness, what a cutie! How could anyone leave a little one in such conditions? Thank you for taking her in.

  4. Val says:

    You truly are an angel from God. I will never in a million years understand how anyone can mistreat an animal. Thank God for people like you.

  5. Sondra Lowe says:

    Thank goodness for responsible people like you, thank you for rescuing her.

  6. Sondra Lowe says:

    Hope Maggie Moo doesn’t eat her.

  7. Lisa Falcon says:

    Jenn, Jenn, Jenn, …. you old softie … good for you!

    I can just picture you guys leaving Korea:

    – Eric will be at the front of the pack smiling & saying to all within hearing distance, “See I told you I married a nice girl.”

    – you’ll have approximately 18 dogs/puppies and a half dozen cats/kittens walking in front of you wondering what beautiful country the family will be stationed to next.

    – You’ll be in the back making sure everyone is accounted for and no one is left behind.

    Yes, you are awesome.

  8. Gen says:

    What is UP with Koreans and their dogs?!?? Nutso!

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