Although Mark Levin is known as a constitutional lawyer and a nationally syndicated broadcaster, he is, first and foremost, a dog lover. In 1998, he and his family welcomed a half-Border Collie/half-Cocker Spaniel they named Pepsi into their lives. Six years later, his wife and son persuaded him to adopt a dog from the local shelter, a Spaniel mix. It turned out he was older than originally thought, and he was the most beautiful dog they'd ever seen. They named him Sprite.
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Mark you mentioned your dog was not feeling very well. Please look up earth clinic as they have some wonderful tips to help your dog. My poor wee westie just died but i believe she was comfoted by some of the things i learned while reading on earth clinic.
Elaine from NY
Steve Lamb is a local sportscaster for WBAP (The 50,000 watt blowtorch of the Southwest.) He has spoken of his dogs – Frisco and Lacy for years. He recently had to put down his beautiful Border Collie – and since he is a great proponent of dogs, and a supporter of the conservative movement, I have taken it upon myself to let you know.
God bless you and keep up the good work!!!
Matt from TX
Max came to us on July 4th 10 years ago. He was 8 weeks old. This July 4th his favorite people came and spent the afternoon with him. Each one sat one on one and pet him, hugged him and loved on him all afternoon well into the evening. Today, July 6th we took him to the Vet and had him put to sleep. He had a tumor pressing on his digestive tract and couldn’t eat. To weak to undergo surgery and un able or unwilling to eat, we had to let him go. Here’s to you MAX, enjoy your run in Gan Eden (the Garden of Eden) with my mom Ella Jean and my mother in law Berta, who went on before you. In my 52 years I never knew a better Dog. May his memory be for a blessing to all who had the priveledge to know him.
Bill and Yoli from TX
I just read about this wonderful org. maybe Mark can mention it.KINGSTON – Ladybug was an old dog with lots of problems. Her missing teeth and bad breath were just the tip of the iceberg. Ladybug also had chronic kidney disease, vestibular disease, often known as “old dog disease,” a heart murmur, and cataracts in both eyes.
But none of her problems stopped Kingston residents Marlo Manning and her husband, Ed Foley, from adopting Ladybug from the Kingston Animal Shelter.
“It was really said,” Manning remembered. “She had a pill tray Monday through Sunday. We’re not rich, but we could afford her medical bills and prescription food.”
The vestibular disease gave their “Buggy Girl” vertigo for up to two weeks at a time. She also suffered from “doggie dementia” and would lose track of where she was and then panic. It wasn’t all bad though, Manning said.
“She was a wonderful girl. She was advertised as 8-years-old when we adopted her, but our vet said she was more like 10, but that didn’t matter anyway. She loved to go to the beach but hated the water. She liked to go for long walks and sniff her way around. She wasn’t much for other dogs – a bit jealous – and she pined for us all the time. She would sigh or whine when she was disappointed. She loved to sleep and was desperate for us to be in the same room with her.”
When Manning found a lump on the old dog in January she took her to the vet once again.
“He said her kidney disease was still at bay, but that she had cancer,” Manning said. “Within a week, she was gone.” (more…)
Hi Mark..just got done reading your book “Rescuing Sprite” and really loved the simplicity of it. I really learned about you as a person, not a personality.
Thanks so much for sharing.. I am going to use the book as a tool to convert my extreme leftist colleague in her political ideology.. She loves dogs, hates anything Right. She will read the book just because of the topic and somehow it may open the door in her mind via intrigue about the icons of the Right.. I’m also praying it may open the door into her acknowlegement of the presence of God Almighty (more…)
