Look at that cute, cuddly face. How could you NOT fall in love with such a face?
And the dog is pretty cute, too.
Posted on 10/06/2015 6:18:18 AM PDT by rktman
Prime Minister Netanyahu adopted a 10-year-old rescue dog this summer. Apparently his son urged him to do so after hearing that the dog was about to be put down.
The left being the left could not allow this to go without comment. I mean, it is outrageous when you think about it! Adopting an elderly dog from a rescue organization. Who does Prime Minister Netanyahu think he is?
And so the left weighed in as only they can – with a level of hate and certifiable madness that truly boggles the mind. Israel National News reports:
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The remark by Kaiya qualifies the writer for a long stay in a mental institution.
Say what you will about rescue dogs and cats. They make the best pets. They know what their situation is and what they feel when they have a home again.
The Left is actuated by hate and envy.
I really don’t understand why this is so difficult for people to see.
The cur.
Why shouldn’t the left go ballistic... Bibi gets dog, and refuses to eat it.
I have had German Shepherds for 40+ yrs and that dog looks nothing like any GSD I have ever seen.
I am of the opinion that if a certain group in the political spectrum is turning red and screaming their collective heads off, then I am doing the right thing.
Look at that cute, cuddly face. How could you NOT fall in love with such a face?
And the dog is pretty cute, too.
Kaiya looks like a Great Pyrenees to me. Lovely girl, and I'm so happy she got a real loving home.
I totally agree. They know exactly what's happening in their lives, and they deeply appreciate being adopted into a forever home.
I think the Bible calls the left, goats.....
Almost three years ago I brought home a "probably 2-3" year old who was an orphan who learned to be very personable and an excellent house guest, as his survival skills. He was quite ill, so I brought him home over Christmas with the hope of him getting healthy and being adopted. He's still here, and a wonderful companion.
I spent a good ten minutes trying to figure out how anyone could find fault with adopting a rescue dog. I couldn’t come up with anything so I clicked on the link. What a bizarre stretch of logic.
We had overlapping pups over the past 30 years but not this time so when we had to put him down, there was no buffer at home and it really took a toll on me. All mixed breed pups. One from a friend who needed to unload some unwanted pups, one was a Hurrican Andrew rescue and the last one was an Interstate 40 running loose dog with no collar or tags.
So true. We had one that became the staunch defender of our property for many years. When we first got her, she would roll over on her back and whimper if I raised my hand for any reason. She had been beaten terribly before we got her.
Once in our home, she found a life she obviously had never had before and, as I said, became the most proactive defender of our yard that could be imagined. The cattle on the ranch beside of us knew to not stick their noses into our yard for vegetation or she would get them. Quite hilarious to watch. She would continually bring rabbits, birds, snakes, etc. to the back door to show us what she had caught trespassing that day.
Anybody who would give a home to an aging doggie is wonderful in my book!
But I already LOVE BiBi, so I don’t count! LOL!
That’s what I’d call it, possibly a mix with another similar size dog.
They don’t call German Shepherds German Shepherds in Germany................
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