Patricia

He may be old, but he still loves to dig a hole on the beach

Here is ENDO’s story & likely LAST day on earth…..😭💔 1 DAY left 2 LIVE ENDO #A2261627 DIES ON THURSDAY 4/9 Endo's story is heartbreaking: He arrived at the shelter just a few weeks ago. His owner, a homeless veteran, surrendered him because he no longer had a home and the housing he applied for would take months to get. Through tears, he told a volunteer he no longer had a home and the housing he applied for would take months to get. He told a volunteer how much he loved him, how Endo loved kids, how he hoped that the shelter would find him a good home. Endo, like a lot of dogs, had a rough first day at the shelter. Who wouldn't be scared in such a loud and chaotic place? Staff used an ACD pole on him, which only made him more terrified, and this poor boy, on his very first day at the shelter, was added to the "urgent" list, solidifying his eventual place on the euthanasia list Endo has been in playgroup a few times. He's been described as both tolerant and selective. He’s not done anything except look uncomfortable with collaring and was assertive with males in his most recent session. Volunteers who have spent time with him find him to be a sweet and sensitive boy who is open to affection and seems to find comfort in it once he trusts you. A staff member took him for a walk shortly after he arrived, hoping to help him acclimate, and she was able to handle him without issue, even got him vaccinated without any concerns Now Endo is ALERTED & DEADLINED for “behavioral concerns in the shelter” with a recent note stating he barked and growled at a supervisor in his recent note. He dies on THURSDAY 4/9 anytime after 8AM. Endo is available for foster, adoption, or rescue. He needs a responsible, breed savvy human who can give him the time to decompress and gain his trust. He is waiting at South LA Shelter. ENDO #A2261627 is 2 yrs old, 106 Ibs. Shelter hours:Tues-Fri 8am-5pm Sat & Sun 11am-5pm | Mon emergencies only South LA / Chesterfield Square Animal Shelter 1850 W. 60th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90047 323-565-2161 or 888-452-7381 Rescues please contact email:catherine.lee@lacity.orgjasmin e.poblano@lacity.orgmatthew.speas e@lacity.orgraneshia.mccruter@laci ty.orgroman.rincon@lacity.org w @download_repost_pro

@TomiLahren Puppet hand

I love this woman. She may single-handedly put JD Vance or Marco Rubio in the White House in 2028.

That was the slowest and cutest chase I have ever seen 😭😭

@darren_stallcup Hills Have Eyes

The danger in the PNW should not be underestimated. Behind the pretty rainforests and quiet towns is actually a very raw and dangerous wilderness filled with violent drugged out lunatics roaming around… You know the deal… remote highways, endless woods and darker nights. Countless have vanished here. The choice is simple; Be mindful of your surroundings or become the next one who just disappears. I’m writing an autobiography about hitchhiking through these places. I can’t believe I lived.

@JamesHu27192912 @cattleguy92

No animal that represents freedom as clearly as a wild horse should ever have to face the possibility of slaughter. For a long time, these horses have lived with an uncertain future, caught between those fighting for their protection and those pushing for their exploitation—but that protection is being strengthened again. In the United States, lawmakers have renewed a crucial safeguard by continuing the ban on funding federal inspections for horse slaughter. Since slaughterhouses cannot legally operate without these inspections, this effectively keeps wild horses from being killed for meat anywhere in the country. Even so, wild horses still confront threats from mass roundups, loss of habitat, and the constant danger of being drawn into the slaughter pipeline if protections weaken. Animal advocates warn that without firm, ongoing measures, many horses could be pushed into harsh and uncertain situations. Supporters say this decision is a historic victory that reflects a deeper shift toward valuing and respecting wildlife. They are calling for permanent, nationwide protections so that wild horses can live the lives they deserve—running free, not ending up on a slaughter line. #SaveWildHorses #NoToHorseSlaughter #FreedomNotFear #StrongerWildlifeLaws #HorsesAreNotMeat

@TrumpGirlLove No you are not wrong!

I don’t care how cute it might look to the parents recording it, this is absolutely not worth the risk, even if there was only a one percent chance of the dog biting. There’s also a rake lying on the ground. Am I wrong? 😤

@EdMapes1 @Breaking911 Kimberly Clark Paper warehouse

@bouseaz @Breaking911 They never mentioned which warehouse. There’s a lot in that area

🚨 BREAKING: A massive fire has broken out at a warehouse in Ontario, California, with firefighters actively battling the six-alarm blaze.

@EdMapes1 At least you got around a $1.00 discount before entering CA

I just topped off the diesel tanks at the last truck stop in Arizona before I entered California

@rottenroxygirl How old is Roxy in this photo. Couldn't be any more beautiful 🥰

@Binkysbug Kisses on the wind for your Angel Flossie Mae. I'm so sorry for your tremendous loss. Run free amongst the flowers Flossie Mae, bask in the sunshine and have sweet dreams of your Mom who loves you so. 🙏

My Flossie Mae went over the Rainbow Bridge today 😘💔 Flossie was 14 years old 😘 Prayers 🙏🏻 please my heart is broken 💔

@EdMapes1 Devil Dog's Road!!

Flagstaff Arizona

@EdMapes1 Tonight was great! Glad you saw it.

I’m near Barstow, California rocket was launched

@MoishesMom Love him 🥰

This is what Freedom looks like ⬇️ Way to go Rocky 👊🏻💞🥳👏🏻🥳👏🏻

@cattleguy92 Welcome Poppy, you have a great legacy.

This is the story of Violet, I’ve talked of her before. Her mom was one of my oldest but best cows. She gave birth to violet 3 years ago to beautiful Violet. She gave her the first milk the laid down to pass. Little violet spent the night frightened and alone in a pasture with her mom passed away and unable to protect her. We found her alive and scared but she had been given life before momma died. The cow knew, she only lived to give Violet life. We nursed her from a bottle and calmed her down and my wife lived on her. 3 years later, as she’s in the herd now, she gave birth to her first baby. My wife named her Poppy! The mothering ability of Poppy’s grandmother is not something you can easily replace. This is The True story of cattle Ranching. Stories like this over and over and over again 🇺🇸

@mommasboymushu Kisses on the wind for your Beautiful, Sweet Angel Lucy. We will always remember her smile and high fashion. I'm so sorry for your tremendous loss. Thank you for sharing Lucy with us. This is a beautiful tribute to Lucy. 🙏🕯️🌈

DEAR TWITTER FAMILY, being with you for the last 2 years has been the TIME OF MY LIFE. YOU YOOK ME INTO YOUR HEARTS like momma took me into her home. I LEAVE YOU now with BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES. I CROSSED THE 🌈 BRIDGE 4/1- #AngelLucy #OTRB #puglife #dogoftwitter #dogsofx #Lucy💜

@Eman_8282 What's wrong with you!

My husband made this and put it in our sleeping room. I said it doesn't look nice, but he said it looks great. I'd love to hear your opinions! Thaanks

@OC_Scanner Boo

HOLD HOLD HOLD !!!!!!!!!!! SpaceX Scrub for tonight, recycle to tomorrow

@sweetcarolinatv One of my favorite follows posted this today. I found it comforting at this time in my life. She is a lovely young lady who lost her husband to cancer and is an inspiration to me. Sending love your way. x.com/FarmerCrafted/…

Good night friends. My first Easter without Larry was far more painful than I thought it be. Life constantly changes but nothing changes the fact that He’s risen. Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Larry is living in his heavenly home forever. Glory be to God.