Happy Halloween!

Happy Halloween!

I hope everyone is having a wonderful and safe Halloween tonight.

I've been watching a 1974 version of Frankenstein with Jane Seymour in it.  It's long, 3 hours. I have an hour left to go. 

On the writing front, I had a poem accepted for publication.  I'll reveal more of when and were it is coming out once the contract is signed.  I'm even receiving a bit of coin for it. That's always a wonderful plus as a writer.

Also, Rex is still doing well.  Again, I like to thank everyone for helping to support this wonderful dog through his recovery and search for a forever home.

More later. Enjoy your night.

Rex needs a good home now

Now that Rex has healed up enough, we are looking for a forever home for this wonderful dog.

His injuries are not proving to be a hindrance, though his remaining teeth will need to be brushed and such to make sure he keeps them.  His tongue works, though it is now a little shorter than it was before. He can eat normally.

Karin has discovered that he likes to chase cats, so he wouldn't be good in a home with cats.  He is house broken. He would need some basic obedience training, since he has never had any.  He also would need a yard with a good fence, since he was an abandoned dog and is used to wandering.

So if you are interested, send me an e-mail through my blog. I'll put you in touch with Karin and you can arrange a visit and meet Rex yourself.

If Rex isn't the dog for you, but you still want to save a dog from the horrors of the reservation, please contact Greater Rural Rescue, GRRS. Their phone number is listed two or three posts before this one.