Adopt Me, American Lady.

Megan from CONECTICUTT writes: "...Dearest Chris, On my recent school trip to Greece, I saw this homeless dog who sorta blends at the Acropolis and immediately thought of you! Then, at some ruins, I also stumbled upon a cat. Homeless animals abounded everywhere and I eventually witnessed a stray dog attacking a gypsy... good times!!

Comments

[leslie]

bring me all the orange furry purry things!

[Bill]

Do my eyes spy a handicapped-space marker right where the dog is laying?!

[Chris]

Did you have a tour guide that could speak Greek?

[mighy zeidy]

Oh I've been to Greece too! The country, culture, people, traditions, everything is amazing & beautiful!! How long were you over there? BUT they do have poor homeless cats & dogs everywhere!! So sad! In Athens I'd buy snacks & feed them to the strays. It was so heartbreaking that I couldn't resist-despite the stares I got from people. On the island of Crete friends & I "adopted" a one-eyed cat that hung around. We'd sneak it into the pension. It was awful leaving it but the shop keepers next door cared for it too. So, hopefully it continued to live happily. In case anyone is interested & would want to help the strays, contact www.greekanimalrescue.com It's a group that works to relieve the suffering of Greeks animal friends.

[ruth]

You haven't lived until you've fed bits of meat to kittens outside the museum at Delphi. It starts with one cute little thing and then escalates to a hoard of them crawling all over you while the other tourists laugh and point.

[Sonia!]

I wish I could go to Greece! :(

[mighty zeidy]

I hear that, ruth! But how can one resist?! Especially when some of them are rough looking...

[Dialecti]

Do you really think there aren't any strays where you live? Just because they've been 'taken care of' it doesn't mean that they don't exist.

[Tova]

WHO is guest editing? I know it's not Chris because Chris can spell states correctly.

What the heck is going on? If it's someone other than Chris, at least STATE so in order not to scare off any potential new cult members.

[megan]

Yes, we did have a tour guide that spoke Greek! His name was Michaelis...he was kind of creepy >_>
And we were there for 10 days!

[mighy zeidy]

You're right, Dialecti. Unfortunately, there are strays everywhere. It's awful. Local rescues are bursting at the seams, which is why everyone should spay/neuter their pets, never let pets roam unsupervised, & donate and/or volunteer at their local rescue(s). If everyone did their parts, maybe there wouldn't be so many strays.

[Charly]

Connecticut is spelt with one 'T'

[Nike Shox TL3]

I like your new blog header/layout. The IT department at my university rolled out thin clients in our library a few months ago. There have been some software issues, but overall

they are working fine. It's been a bit of a learning curve for the students, but I think everyone is getting used to them. The library was the first installment but they're

hoping to transition all labs on campus to thin clients in the near future.We're working on a renovation as well, so this was helpful to think about moving beyond computers.

Thanks!

[Impotence causes]

Hello everyone and everyone will read my comment, my name is Dean, rescue work for several years, my passion to save lives and help others when they have problems. Today I got my normal work and sat down to check my computer, I found this blog, I'm super glad I had the opportunity to read, is great, I really like the content, images, in fact I like all, congratulations! !

[Supra Shoes]

For man is man and master of his fate.