Thanks for mentioning the part about the veggies. My dog doesn't like veggies and he would be smart enought to pick all that out!

This was another of my dog Indy's favorite toys. What he loved about it, it is small and can easily fit into his mouth. (he was 100lb yellow lab) The squeaker was easy for him to squeak many, many times. The legs and feet also have some crunchy material…
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This was another of my dog Indy's favorite toys. What he loved about it, it is small and can easily fit into his mouth. (he was 100lb yellow lab) The squeaker was easy for him to squeak many, many times. The legs and feet also have some crunchy material in it so that it makes noise when played with. That made him think of wrapping paper he loved so much at Christmas time.

Yes the dogs may confuse this for a "real" beanie baby, but I will bet that Ty found out that people were buying those for their pets and decided to make some for the animals. Also most people do not keep their prized beanie babies in a place were our fur babies can get to them.

This was one of the best stuffed animals I ever bought for him. Read Less

My family and I used to do this back in 1994 and 1995 when it was held at Chestnut Ridge Park in Orchard Park. The venue was perfect.

My dog always had a good time during his walk.

Unfortunately the Niagara County SPCA still has Bear the Pit Bull locked up in their facility from last July. Instead of keeping him locked up, they should adopt him out to a pit bull rescue so that he can be loved. Sitting in a cold kennel …
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Unfortunately the Niagara County SPCA still has Bear the Pit Bull locked up in their facility from last July.

Instead of keeping him locked up, they should adopt him out to a pit bull rescue so that he can be loved. Sitting in a cold kennel in Niagara County is no place for him. He needs love.

That is something this shelter is not showing him. Read Less

I'm sorry, I wouldn't have rated this book as a 1 out of 5.

My real rating is a three out of five however I forgot to mouse over the fishbowls. :(

Thank you! Finally someone sees that book as I saw it.

There were so many things I would have done differently with marley had he been my dog.

They are a KILL shelter. The only true ones in Western NY are Wyoming County NO KILL SPCA and Cattaraugus County SPCA. Both in DIRE NEEDS OF FUNDS. They live week to week and month to month on donations to keep the shelter going. The Wyoming County SPCA…
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They are a KILL shelter. The only true ones in Western NY are Wyoming County NO KILL SPCA and Cattaraugus County SPCA. Both in DIRE NEEDS OF FUNDS. They live week to week and month to month on donations to keep the shelter going. The Wyoming County SPCA has 260 CATS IN ONE ROOM. Have you ever been there to see that? They do not have the facilities as the Erie County SPCA does. HUGE establishment. Keeping farm animals, special rooms for helping animals get back to health. HEY GINA! Visit Wyoming County or Cattaraugus County and then tell me which shelter needs the funds. Read Less

The Wyoming County SPCA is a NO KILL shelter which houses 260 cats in one room and live there until they find a forever home. Unfortunately their "building" isn't big enough to house the animals and are not set up like Erie County. If you have visited the…
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The Wyoming County SPCA is a NO KILL shelter which houses 260 cats in one room and live there until they find a forever home. Unfortunately their "building" isn't big enough to house the animals and are not set up like Erie County. If you have visited there, you would see which one needs it more. Unfortunately I have visited Erie County, Wyoming County and Cattaraugus County. It obvious the "rich" counties can raise the most money on its residents. 4 million. WOW. Wyoming County just scraped by - They laid off workers and can't even build anything additional because they don't have the money. They hardly break even from year to year. Read Less