I woke up on Monday and decided that I wanted to take Tracker (one of the awesome dogs at LCAS) to the park. He rode really well in the car. We went to Walter Hall Park. I put him on my 30 foot leash and he seemed to have a lot of fun running and exploring. After the park, we went through the Starbuck drive-thru...iced green tea for me and a puppy whip for him. He, of course, loved it. It was extremely difficult to return him to the shelter. I wish I could take him. I would have kept him out all day if it were not so darn hot outside. ❤ 😊
Pet Photo Session - Dagger
Date: 7/22/15 | Location: Crenshaw Park, Pasadena
It was a hot morning in July and Dagger had been having more bad days than good. I was told that this day was one of his better. Dagger is a handsome fourteen year old great dane/pitbull mix with a lot of arthritis and spinal problems. Despite his issues, he was a trooper for his photo shoot. He even attempted to chase after a duck or two. We elected to use Crenshaw Park in Pasadena as the location because it is close in proximity to where they live.
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Boeing Group Spa Day at LCAS
Some volunteers from The Boeing Group came to the League City Animal Shelter this past Saturday and provided a Spa Day for our doggies. They did an awesome job in getting a lot of the dogs bathed. The heat was close to unbearable outside. Below are few shots that I was able to get.
Shelter Summary - Week of August 3, 2015
It's been a busy week. I was able to make it to the League City Animal Shelter on Tuesday and again on Saturday. Both days were very hot, so we limited the time the dogs spent outside. They were pretty much ready to go back to their kennel after doing their business and running around for a couple of minutes. At least with the cats we are in a cool environment...even though the lighting stinks.
311 and The Green Live at Bayou Music Center
I saw 311 (and The Green) for the first time on Friday night (7/31). The best, most exciting concert I've ever been to. We were about 3-5 rows (depending on the crowd movement) from the stage. It tested my "people proximity" phobia. I can say now that I might be able to survive a crowded elevator. 😉
We arrived fairly early to beat the crowd, so we started off with a drink at the Hard Rock Cafe. After that we were led to the Old No 7 Bar downstairs at Bayou Music Center for more drinks. After about an hour we were led onto the floor in front of the stage. It was kinda hard on my feet standing from about 7pm until well after 11pm, but it was worth it.
