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Meet Blue.





Meet Blue.

I've renamed him "Stinkbomb" because he smells like death. He's adorable though and friendly as all get out. But he has the scent of an ogre that's crossed a skunk and then ate it and about seven weeks worth of rancid fast food garbage, but not before rolling in all of it combined.

He looks like he's missed a meal or several, but judging by his demeanor I doubt he's been neglected or abused. All that makes me wonder exactly how long he's been missing.

Luckily for him, he's wearing a rabies tag that (unlike my dogs) is still readable. I called the number on the tag, explained the situation and they gave me the dog's name, the owner's name, phone number, AND address. So we called the owner, no one answered, so we drove over to their place. No one was home and the gate was locked THREE times.

I'm wondering if the owners are maybe out of town. Who knows.

he's got a precious face though, that's a fact. And house broken. It's obvious he's someone's pet. I just hope we get in touch with the owners.

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Laura said…
i can't see him :( pix the pix!

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