• About three years ago I joined a rescue group. What started out as holding a leash for a couple of hours on Sundays turned into a whole new way of life for my family.

      There have been many changes in my life over the past year, all of them for the better. One thing I did lose, though, was my rescue group.

      I thought I had found a new rescue where I felt like I belonged. Unfortunately they didn't turn out to be what I thought they were. I'm walking away from dog rescue. I just can't do it any more. I feel like I'm fighting a losing battle and it hurts.

      I've just started volunteering with rabbits. I can't walk away from animals all together, I feel like I have to do something. This way I can give myself a much needed break from the politics of rescue but still make a difference.

      At first this blog was strictly about rescue. Then it became about my personal life. Now, finally, it's a little bit of both.

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    Heard Yesterday In My Car

    On the radio: the song “Tell Me Something I Don’t Know” with the lyrics “How many inches in a mile…”

    Me to Amie: How many inches ARE in a mile?

    Amie: Ummm…I don’t know, how many feet are there?

    Me: How would I know?

    Amie: Perhaps if I had that information I could tell you how many inches there are.



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