[pyrnet] Mick and abused dogs

[Rhonda Collins <rhonda@castlepublishing.com>]

I'm so glad  Mick was rescued. I'm sure HE is, too.

I agree that the human gene pool needs chlorine. I work at 
Father  Flanagan's Girls and Boys Town here in San Antonio, and you 
wouldn't believe the stories of the kids who come through there. If people 
treat their KIDS that way, God knows how they treat animals. Just last year 
my sister and my niece were driving down the highway when a woman in a 
truck ahead of them pushed two full grown Dalmations out of the truck and 
onto the highway! My sister and niece were appalled...and even more so as 
the poor dogs began chasing the truck. Then, before she knew what happened, 
one of them was hit and killed by another car!  The other one scurried off 
the highway and my sister stopped. The dog ran over to my niece and tried 
to crawl into her lap. It about broke their hearts. Naturally, they took 
him home and named him "Lucky". It turned out they couldn't keep him 
because he and their current pooch, Max, did NOT get along, but she found 
him a good home with some of her friends at the FIRE STATION! (She did 
volunteer work for that fire station and knew a lot of the firemen well). 
So he is now their "trademark" Dalmation and spends time going home with 
them on a rotating basis. I think he just feels like he belongs to a really 
big family.