Mr. Pip's Red Door Animal Shelter's Gimme Shelter Walk

Meee and my Pack had a Pawsome outing this past Sunday :o)
Weee met up with my best Friend Mr. Pip for the Red Door Animal Shelter Walk. Pip was adopted from them and this was his 10th year doing this walk. Pawsome job my Friend and Congratulations on you Big assignment!
Well, Meee should not say Walk because Weee did not get there in time for it... but the important thing is that Weee made it in time to meet up with our dear bloggie friends like Miss Lily and her sweet Mommy.
Lily is even cuter in the fur :o)

Check out the pictures that my Daddy took...

Here you can see Miss Lily with her Mommy and Meee with my Pack

Weee found Mr. Pip who was taking a break from helping his Mommy

Meee thinks Mr. Pip has a crush on Miss Lily

My Pawrents are a bit nuts with that camera; wish they would "drop" that thing...

Please, make the flash stop already... Sigh!

Awww... Miss Lily comfy in her Mommy's arms ♥

Thank you Pip for inviting us to such a Pawsome cause!

Meee will be MIA for the next two weeks because my Pawrents will be on vacation :o(

Meee will return with a Big Surprise :o)

Later,

Wordless Wednesday :o)

Meee and my Bros are ready for the kool ride :o)

Today's joke:

~ A policeman pulled a car over for speeding. When the officer asked the driver why he was speeding, the driver answered that he was a magician and a juggler, and he was on his way to do a show that night at the Magic Circle and didn't want to be late.

The officer told the driver he was fascinated by juggling, and if the driver would do a little juggling for him, he would not give him a ticket.

The magician told the officer that he had sent all of his equipment on ahead and didn't have anything to juggle. The officer told him that he had some flares in the trunk of his patrol car and asked if he could juggle them. The magician stated that he could, so the officer got three flares, lit them and handed them to him.
While the man was doing his juggling act, a car pulled in behind the patrol car, a drunk got out, and watched the performance briefly. He then went over to the patrol car, opened the rear door and got in. The officer observed him doing this and went over to the patrol car, opened the door, and asked the drunk what he thought he was doing.
The drunk replied, "You might as well take me to the cells, cause there's no way on Earth I can pass that test!" ~

Later,

Take a look at this...

Meet my new pet. Is he cuuuuuuuuute or what???

Just kidding...

My neighborhood Girlfriend, Tuffy came to our front door last evening with her Mommy and they both looked very stressed out...

They told us that Tuffy's Daddy has a baby squirrel in his palms and he does not want to go back in his hole in the tree and cries every time Tuffy's Daddy puts him back in there and runs right back into his palms.

They were asking my Mommy what to do?!

My Bro, Ray chimed in and said to call the "Resort" that he was adopted from because those nice people rescue everybody. So my Mommy did and the nice man that lives there said, sure bring him in.

They put the baby squirrel in my jail (this is where I go in time out when my invisible evil twin, jailbird Joe shows up uninvited) and drove up to the "Resort".

I told my Mommy that we should keep him because Meee would like a pet but I guess that was not an option :o(

They took these pictures before driving him up there

~ Hello :o) Are you my new Mommy?

~ Got milk???

~ Hey Lady! Enough with the pictures! Let me out of here!

~ Alright! Which part of I'm hungry did you not understand???

~ I need milk NOW!!!

My Mommy told us that on the way up there the little guy was so sweet and precious; kept licking the wires and did not cry at all..

This "Resort" is the same place where Diamond Boy  is. BTW he is doing very well and he was just neutered last week. I guess they did not want him to have kittens ;o)

Today she called the place and the nice man told her that he took the baby squirrel to the Wildlife Rehabilitation in Lake Geneva, WI so the little fellow is all safe and getting all the help that he needs until he will be ready to be on his own.

Tuffy's Mommy told my Mommy that she thinks that the fox that lives in our neighborhood killed his Mama the other day :o(

I will tell you another rescue story about a guy named REN in a future post!

Later,

Ray is here to stay :o)

Meee has a new Bro!!!

His name is Ray and he came from the Shelter that helped out my Pawrents with  Diamond Boy.

He is a very sweet guy and his nickname is, the Gentle Giant ;o)

As you can see he is a Big boy; the same breed as Leo (Tibetan Spaniel) but 11 Lbs. heavier. The Dogtor thinks he is around two years young.

If you ask Meee, I think he will need braces ;o)

He made himself comfortable in my Daddy's arms from day one

You have to know that he reports to Meee :o)))

The understanding was with the Lady that runs the Shelter, that if things do not work out because of a certain Yorkie in the house ;o) he will go back.

Well, I have to admit that he is a Kool Guy and follows my lead. When we are out back, I just invite the wild life into our backyard because Ray is my new bodyguard.

My Mommy is laughing because Ray would not hurt a fly but the intruders do not know that.

Meee likes Ray so much that we share toys and cheweez...

Please note that Meee has the bigger chewy

Check him out in my pile of toys...

Here we are in my Mommy's office under her desk; I'm working on a project as usual so you cannot see my face...

Hope you all had a pawsome Mother's Day and gave your Mommies extra smooches and Love.

Meee and my Bros got these flowers for my Mommy :o)

Later,

Meee has a Surprise...

Hello my wonderful bloggie Friends :o)
Meee is very busy lately but cannot tell you why just yet...

Wait! 
~ What is it Leo? No! I reeeeeeeally do not want to play right now! Go bug somebody else!

My Mommy is driving Meee craaaaaaaazy with her camera...

This is embarrassing! I'm a Guy not a Girl and she puts a purple topknot on Meee; Geez! I do need a sister...

Meanwhile, Leo is still bugging Meee about playing

Pleeeeeease, ENOUGH with the pictures...

Is there a Hotline Meee can call for this???

Later,

P.S. Today's joke:
~ Deep within a forest a little turtle began to climb a tree. After hours of effort he reached the top, jumped into the air waving his front legs and crashed to the ground. After recovering, he slowly climbed the tree again, jumped, and fell to the ground. The turtle tried again and again while a couple of birds sitting on a branch watched his sad efforts. Finally, the female bird turned to her mate.

"Dear," she chirped, "I think it's time to tell him he's adopted." ~

Happy Easter to you all ♥

Celebrate good times! There's a party going on right HERE!
So bring your good times and your laughter too. We're celebrating Ronnii & Richie! Yay!!!

See you there,

Neeko :o)

Angel Chi-Chi Diana Spaulding

Dear Friends,

My sweet Sis, Chi-Chi went over the Rainbow Bridge one week ago today...
My Mommy could not pull herself together to post the sad news on my bloggie since it happened :o(

My Daddy wrote the Tribute to her wonderful life and it was read at her funeral:

Chi-Chi Diana Spaulding - April 27, 1996 to March 26, 2011



Chi-Chi Diana Spaulding was born April 27th, 1996 and went over the Rainbow Bridge on March 26th, 2011, a month shy of her 15th birthday. In between, she lived a wonderful life and brought joy to everyone who knew her. She first entered our lives in mid to late August 1996, less than a month after we had been married. Ron’s Mom was looking for a Shih Tzu, and Amalia and she had found the adorable and very busy black & white almost 5 month old little girl at a local pet store. Mom wanted Ron and Frank Adrian to see the puppy first before buying her. When we all went back a few days later, there was also an adorable brown and white 2 month old Shih Tzu male, and Mom ended up making the tough decision to go with the male (named Riki Ming-Toi), leaving Chi-Chi behind.


Since the condo we were living in did not allow dogs, and we already had Chupy living “clandestine” with us, Chi-Chi was not an option for us. However, on September 8th we found and made a deal to buy our house in Gurnee.
On September 10th, Ron was looking for a gift to surprise Amalia for their 1st anniversary of when they first met. Ron called the store and Chi-Chi was still available and she became the anniversary girl. He brought her to Ron’s Mom’s house where Ron put her into Riki’s cage while Amalia waited impatiently outside with Riki and Chupy. Upon coming back into the house, Amalia’s eyes immediately shot to the cage where Chi-Chi was waiting. She ran to the cage and took her out and hugged her and tears of joy were coming down Amalia’s cheeks. Chi-Chi may have been a bit less thrilled as her eyes bulged and wondered what was wrong with this lady. As soon as she was put on the floor, Chi-Chi ran to Riki, and they began playfully wrestling and their life long bond had begun.


Chi-Chi loved her weekly visits to play with Riki, and was busy at home pestering her much older sister Chupy. She was full of mischief, and when we returned from our delayed honeymoon where she had stayed with Riki, we wondered what had happened to all the jade leaves on Mom’s jade plant. Mom said to ask Chi-Chi, and upon asking her, we found a big jade leaf in Chi-Chi’s mouth. In July 1997, a Yorkie puppy named Sparky entered our lives and Chi-Chi adored her new found brother. Later, in November 2001, Leo also entered her life and she loved her “boys” and was quite the popular party girl. In 2009, Riki came to live with us for the last 6 months of his life, perhaps the happiest 6 months of her life. In 2010, after the passing of Sparky, she welcomed Neeko into the family as her baby brother. They had a “complicated relationship” at 1st as they both loved their food, but they grew to adore each other and she became like a mother to him.


She enjoyed and very much needed her visits to the spa (the groomer). We often joked that her original cage said, “If you buy me, must have Swiss bank account!” and she lived up to that motto. The kitchen was her church and the refrigerator was her altar. She used to say that she was on a “seafood diet” in that she would see food and eat it. She enjoyed being outdoors but did not necessarily like our long walks; she was a bit less than thrilled with being in a fitness crazed family and late in life would take advantage of the baby carriage we got her and was looking down on the “peasants” walking on foot.


She was quite independent and extroverted and was friendly to everyone. When we would take her to the dog parks or dog beaches, she would stroll around to see all of the other people and dogs and would willingly see everybody on the beach and not worry about our whereabouts. The “Independent Girl”, the “Party Girl”, “Chrysanthemum” (for her stunning looks after being brushed), and “Sweetness” (for her joyful personality) were her nicknames. We enjoyed many wonderful trips with her including Wisconsin Dells, Galena, Door County, Mackinaw Island, downtown Chicago, 3 trips to Florida, and many boat rides on Lake Michigan and Lake Geneva. She was a member of the pack of rock stars that got attention everywhere we went.


She survived one major health scare in her life when she was 11 (having her spleen removed), but other than that remained healthy until the last 3 weeks of her life and retained her beautiful black & white silky coat and youthfulness. Her body was laid to rest at Arrowood Pet Cemetery next to Teddy, Chupy, Riki Ming-Toi, and Sparky.


She will be missed dearly by her family, who is very thankful for her long happy life.

Until we meet again...

Love,