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Petunia found her home |
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Beatrice found her home too! |
Saturday was another day spent at the animal shelter. Typically, Saturdays are extremely busy at the shelter. We have volunteers that enjoy walking the dogs, and some who will do the laundry, (me), others will assist with adoption counseling, and then the cat people will help out in the cat room.
Before I left for the shelter, I put together a crock pot of sloppy joes for dinner. This recipe was excellent. We had the sloppy joes on toasted buns, with tater tots.
Sunday, more time at the animal shelter. Surprise, more time at the shelter. I primarily helped in the cat room today. The traffic at the shelter was exceptionally high. The day before, a family brought in 21 Chihuahuas that they said wandered into their yard. Um..... yeah right. Regardless, the dogs were all adopted today. They do have to wait to go home so they can have surgery and rabies shots.
We ate out again tonight. Take out pizza. We were both whipped, and took the easy way out.
The rest of the evening was spent on more LEASH stuff. Making tags for the kennels, planning an adoption even in October for the shelter. Not too much else to share. Have a good evening!
You are really involved in your shelter work now. It's a good way to fill ones time as they do good work for the critters.
ReplyDeleteI love that 12 chihuahuas just wandered into their yard...riiiiight! lolz
I might try that sloppy sauce recipe but I'll probably tweak it as it's got a lot of sodium in it(tomato paste, ketchup and soy sauce-which is mostly sodium)and I try to avoid sodium when I can. I'll probably cut the soy sauce and sub no-salt ketchup. If it's a bit bland I can always add something salty in.
Running the non-profit has pretty much taken over my life! But for now, I am happy. There is a lot of drama as animal people are a bit crazy.
DeleteI hope you enjoy the Sloppy Joe recipe!