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Meet Little Dude..a 3 year old pure bred Jack Russel terrier...his owner could no longer take care of him....he loves loves loves to ride in the car with his owner..quick to learn and doesn't bark constantly...loves other dogs and people..he is house trained. He is active (as all terriers are) but loves to cuddle also... all around great dog for a family..you can find Little Dude and many other wonderful rescued pets at Sun City K9 Rescue.....rescued pets are the best way to get a new family member pet..many just need a chance and have been given up because of our bad economy...please support especially no kill shelters as they are only funded by our donations.Locksmithing is slow this week so we are concentrating on getting our garden ready for spring planting as I posted about yesterday. Last year we started the garden and did fairly well for the first year....this year we are working on improving the soil, putting an edge around it to keep out the lawn and growing lots of tomatoes! There are two garden areas measuring about 15 ft by 20 ft.each .giving us plenty of room.....We also have fruit trees, a peach, nectarine, apple and fig....boysenberry bushes..and strawberries....all in a 10,00 sq. ft. lot. Even us in the city can grow enough for our family and perhaps help a few others too.
a wonderful Australian blog that has given me alot of inspiration is Down to Earth
lots of good simple advice for gardening in the city....
sweet dog - will be a grand companion to someone. I am having gardening fever but we keep getting unseasonable cold - not time here yet. We only do containers - despite have acreage it is just so much easier (age and sloth have something to do with it also!)
ReplyDeleteThe thought of gardening sounds great. We are in the middle of a blizzard, so just the thought of sun and earth sounds great.
ReplyDeleteI hope that you get a lot of spring rains so that the garden will do extra-good.
ReplyDeleteLittle Dude looks so intelligent!
Sweet little doggie!
ReplyDeleteWe're getting our garden ready, too. It's still cold here, but I can't wait. We've been tilling and supplementing the soil. Soon, it'll be time to get some things growing!