Gone to the Dogs

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Sorry cat lovers but this was just Funny!

 

[Marie2020]

That guy is an actual angel.

 

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[Marie2020]

My sort if human being

 

[Dirtmechanic]

Pepper is not spoiled at all.

 

[Marie2020]

This incredibly kind man has helped thousands if dogs in Thailand. From feeding thousands a day with health and birth control.
The has managed to get a veterinary hospital built on his rescue, named after Tina, one of his beloved rescue dogs. She passed away last year really depressing him for a long time.

Today he is running a marathon, in order to create more funds to help hopefully many more dogs.
It's starting in 14 minutes from now. The time of my post

I hope it's okay to add this. It means so much to me

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Niall Harbison, founder of Happy Doggo, is running the Bangkok Marathon with less than 30 days training to help the street dogs of Thailand. Thanks to the amazing support of our community we have already been able to fund the mobile clinic and it ...

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[Marie2020]

Been there and done this

 

[heirloomgal]

Been there and done this

This once happened to me in a huge outdoor sports complex/field area. Unlike the dog in the video... my dog was a very bad boy. The moment he looked down and saw the harness had slipped off his body his eyes lit up like firecrackers and he was gone in a flash. 'Keep away' with his own body was the favorite game. I looked off in the distance where a big soccer game was being played, hundreds of people in the stands. And then I saw the black & white ball streak by.

I ran full tilt, and my gut told to go in the direction where that ball was. Sure enough as I got closer to the soccer game I heard the loud blow of a referee whistle and there was my dog on the soccer field, in among the players chasing that ball, the players looking utterly confused as to what was going on. I hadn't even fully got there yet and I knew. I ran out onto the field - mortified - yelling 'he's just a puppy!!!!' to the crowd and players and continued to chase my dog, who was practically high at this point. He had moved on from running after their ball and darted toward an exit in the soccer field fence. All eyes in the stadium were on me and this dog.

It just so happened that the exit he was aiming for had been where all those soccer players had put their equipment and duffle bags, against the side of the fence. Entry points to fields are often popular spots for dogs to make themselves 'known to the world'. All the personal equipment bags were on the ground along that fence, and my dog then ran alongside it all on 3 legs, shooting a pee along the whole length - on absolutely everybody's stuff. I didn't even know it was physically possible for him to do that. The entire crowd erupted into a roar of cheering, whistling, hooting, some giving a standing ovation. Complete pandemonium. I truly wanted to faint. He kept running still high on adrenaline which I was glad for because it allowed me to at least escape the stadium of people.

I haven't forgiven him yet.