On the one hand I’m happy for Sadie and on the other I’m sad for Will and other tough looking dogs as well as mix breed dogs as well as less “cute looking” or less popular breeds that do not get adopted as often. Also feel sad for Kenny, he’s a very cute male dog, but grown up big dogs, specially those that have a “problem” like his hyperactivity keep him from getting adopted. As a matter of fact in real life many people adopt little “Kennies” and when they grow up they abandon them in shelters, or worse, throw them into the street, since they discover taking care of a big dog that is “high maintenance” takes patience, time and money
Reminds me of the explanations and fantasy stories my parents used to “explain” things when I was a young child. I grew up as a result with a vivid imagination, which led to a vivid curiosity, which led to learning not only to find the “why” of things and increase my knowledge, but to always think outside the box when looking for solutions. I’m grateful to my parents for being not just my first teachers but storytellers as well. A little fantasy is necessary when you are very young since it increases creativity as you grow older.
I know of a Palmski that was adopted, and he a very well behaved dog and very cute too! For those wondering Palmski means he’s half Pomeranian and half Husky, he looks like a miniature Husky with Pomeranian ears. And yes… he likes cold weather! Just not big enough to pull a sled, and maybe he got it from the Pomeranian side but he’s kind of easygoing, no need to bark or snarl, just peace out man! (I can imagine him in shorts and a T-Shirt with a peace sign if he was anthropomorphic a-la Zootopia).
Personally 2000 was just another year and I was 22 so I spent my 20s and turned 30 in the 2000s. So it wasn’t a bad decade for me: finished College, did some traveling, learned new skills, etc. Basically what everybody does when one trains and begins to “test the waters” in the big ocean called the World.
If you have a girl kitten named Floof I recommend you check out “Fur Babies” by Beaman here on gocomics. One of the characters is supposed to be a kitten named Floof who is the “foster child” of a dog family, according to the author she plays the role of what would be an adopted six year old girl (if she was human) and older sister to her younger “four year old” cast puppy brother who speaks like Charlie Brown’s sister in Eggcorns. As for herself she’s a good girl but when she decides to get back or prank at her little brother she has a few similarities with Lucy.
On the one hand I’m happy for Sadie and on the other I’m sad for Will and other tough looking dogs as well as mix breed dogs as well as less “cute looking” or less popular breeds that do not get adopted as often. Also feel sad for Kenny, he’s a very cute male dog, but grown up big dogs, specially those that have a “problem” like his hyperactivity keep him from getting adopted. As a matter of fact in real life many people adopt little “Kennies” and when they grow up they abandon them in shelters, or worse, throw them into the street, since they discover taking care of a big dog that is “high maintenance” takes patience, time and money