Monthly Archives: May 2012
My 1st Adoptaversary!
Rally to Rescue in January marked my 1 year Adoptaversary! I had been in my furever home for a whole Year! I had to go to the event to Celebrate and visit with my Rescuer Pam, from RUFF Rescue. I took my Foster sister Lexi with me, this would be her first event. We had a good time walking around and visiting with the various rescue groups. We met a few Facebook Fans,(which seems so surreal that people are seeking me out). I gave Miss Pam Lots of kisses when I saw her. I hung out with my friends at Pit Stop Bully’s Rescue and got to play with one of the puppies. Lexi did fantastic and was a big hit, everyone wanted to love on her. Before we left I even got to get a bath and a nail trim. On the way home we stopped a very doggie friendly restaurant for dinner. It was a good day. I am lucky to have such a wonderful life
My Furry Valentine!
- My first meeting with Scar and Darla from Pibble to the Rescue. Love the Wag Schwag Collars!
- Me and Athena,a rescue pittie, sitting pretty for treats.
- I paid my Dollar…..but I think I’ll just blow the piggy a kiss.
- I changed this family’s view of Pit Bulls! They even trusted me to kiss the baby!
- I got to hang with some really cool kids! I love the hats!
- I stopped by to give some Love to Pam, my Rescuer, from RUFF rescue.
- My Furry Valentine
Is That Willow WonderBull? The Power of Social Networking.
My Furry Valentine
It started out like a typical Saturday, pick out an outfit, pack up our gear and head out for a day of Events. Me and Jade arrived at Our Furry Valentine event at a local shopping center. I got dressed in my new pink and white t-shirt and Tutu with hearts. As we reached the main street I heard,” Is that Willow WonderBull?!!” Who are these people?? How do they know me?? They are my Facebook followers! I have Fans! I was stopped every few feet for a photo op with my new friends. The Pit Bull rescues all knew who I was, so I hung out with the rescue Pitties while the Moms shared stories about us Pibbles. Kids and families wanted to meet me too….they couldn’t resist a Pit Bull in a Tutu and that gave Mom an opportunity to tell them about our temperment and history. I was really starting to make a difference! I was really an Ambassador. This was the first event that I got this reaction. It reiforced that I was doing something important.
Feb. 2012
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