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Showing posts with label Blueberry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blueberry. Show all posts

Sunday, December 5, 2010

Adopt A Poodle....Help A Greyhound!


If your finances won't allow you to adopt a real, live white standard poodle at the moment you can always get your poodle "fix" by adopting a hand painted standard poodle instead. Not only will this poodle beautify your lawn but she will also greet your neighbors with a steady smile no matter what the weather may be! And if you do adopt this poodle you will be helping a friend named ...



Blueberry! In case you don't know, Blueberry is doing her best to rise above adversity AKA cancer through the help of her friends The Slimmer Pugs, JD and Max, and Frankie Furter, who have been hosting an ...


auction in order to raise money for Blueberry's upcoming surgery. The auction includes many fantastic dog and people friendly items (including TWO standard poodle garden signs) so please take a look but REMEMBER, the auction ends on Sunday, December 12th!





Monday, November 29, 2010

4 Garden Signs 4 Sale 2 Help A Dog Named Blueberry


Would you believe that I am so addicted to blogging that I am often mistaking neighborhood dogs for Blogville dogs? It's true! For example, take a look at this garden sign that I am putting up on the auction "block" in order to help Blueberry get the surgery she desperately needs. Doesn't this lab look like "R" from Romping and Rolling in the Rockies? Uncanny resemblance, I'd say!


And when I carried this sign down from the attic I couldn't help but call her Puddles and Puddle Duddles and Preacher Puddles as I had "her" pose for the camera!


And of course the one and only Penny was thought of immediately when I snapped "her" photo today (and of course I thought of her sister, Ruby, and their hubby, Frankie, during the photo shoot)!


And last but not least, the fawn pug garden sign reminded me of a number of puggie pals and the first ones to come to mind were Josie Posie, Pugs Possessed, The Daily Puglet! Doesn't this painting look exactly like every fawn pug you've ever met? My garden sign friend, Sandy Holden, sure does know how to capture the pawsonalities of every dog with the stroke of a single paintbrush, don't you agree?


If you would like to have one of these garden signs for your yard please visit http://auction4blueberry.blogspot.com/ or visit the hosts of the auction, JD and Max, for more information.