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Gizzy, Jooney & Benny

Hi Mark: We thnk you’re the best, and can’t wait to see you Saturday. We rescue dogs and own seven of them. They all have their tearful and heart-felt stories We love Pugs; yes we have seven of them and five are rescue Pugs. They are wonderful pets and we love them dearly. My wife and I also raise money for PDE, which is a disease that kills Pugs. I’m selling bumper stckers to raise more money. My new sticker reads: Liberty Again In 2010. we are going to bring you some homemade dog cookies too. Please take them as a gift for your pups. Keep up the good work Mark, and goognight Spritey!! The attached picture is of a couple of my rescue Pugs. One is totally blind, but you would never know it!!
Craig from NY

Habu

I don’t have dogs but my kitties are my life. This is the love of my life, Habu, who we lost to kidney disease just before Christmas. Thank you for what you do to defend us!!!

Naenette from WI

Bo & Ginger

I was a cat person before my husband and I got our first dog Bo.  Two years later we fostered then adopted Ginger from the Golden Retriever Rescue in Nebraska.  There are no words to describe how much these two dogs have added to my life and I can now say that I\’m a dog person.
Go to www.grrin.org for information on golden retriever rescue in Nebraska.

Sara from NE

Wally

Dear Mark…

Thanks for writing Rescuing Sprite and sharing your story of love. I rescued a little Pug dog from the DFW Pug Rescue 18 mos ago. He was found outside an elementary school in Dallas in late August, a very hot time of year. He was suffering from 3rd stage heartworm, has chronic dry eye and is virtually blind, has a partially collapsed trachea, serious hip dysplasia and luxar pattella. From the heart worm his lungs are damaged and he goes into congestive heart failure. Did I mention that he is one of the sweetest, best behaved and loving creatures on earth?? He is if i didn’t.

Taking on Wally and his problems has been a journey of growth for me. I wanted a dog from the time our family pet, Woody, died when I was 7. I finally achieved my dream 41 yrs later. And it was dream worth pursuing.

I’d like to say to anyone who reads this to please, please, please adopt a shelter or rescue dog. They are the most grateful creatures you will even encounter. Senior and injured or ill pets especially need homes. So if you can afford their care please adopt them. Wally is a perfect example of what love and care can do for one of these souls. He is doing well, actually regaining some sight and is mobile and fast any non handicapped pup.

Thanks again too, Mark, for helping me keep somewhat sane in this horrible attack on our country. Your explanations help me to be assured of my convictions. I can hardly wait to get my copy of Liberty and Tyranny…which is on order now!

Carol from TX

Lucky

Dear mark levin,i just wanted to let you know about my animals.i have one cat named
lucky he showed up when we lived in az.we knew he was moving,every time he heard us in the house he syuck to the screen like garfield.so he moved in we already had a dog at the time it was lab mixed.she didnt like him at first but gladly excepted him.then we mattie show up an australin sheppard we kept her too.then the big move to tn.the lab was in poor health&blind.She waited till we got the house put in.that week.i had to carry her out to do her buisness.right before she passed,she needed to go out do your buisness.
She passed away that night.we burried in the front yard.the weird experiance we had was the neighbors goats all 17 of them showed up,i guess to show thier support.i petted the one.we put the last shovel of dirt on the grave,said our prayers.then the goats left.now i got a full house
again.lucky,mattie,merle,duke.merle we brought back from miami fl we did not want the
dog cathers to get him.then
duke justed showed up.tanks for letting me share my story.
Kat from TN

Chloe

My sweet yellow laborador, Chloe, is being put down today. She is 10 years old and has been suffering for a year with one ailment or another and now to the point where breathing and walking is difficult. My children informed today. Unfortunately my ex will not let me be there when the vet arrives to do it. I am broken hearted. This is a dog who in my worst times was there with her head on my chest. She gave us great joy and we gave her the best life we could. She was pure bred lab from a wonderful breeder.
She wil be in my heart. forever. Thank you Mark for all your wonderful stories and the permission to share my story with you and your readers.

Paul from NY