Hi father. [jim] hi do me a favor, will you . Mmhmm . Where do you buy your gas and oil and tires and things like that . Where do you think we buy them . At the shoe store. Well wherever you buy them, dont buy them there anymore. Buy them at bill shepards service station i wonder if that was a paid commercial announcement. Yeah mother oh ive had a simply wonderful day. How are you . Oh im fine. Whats his name . Who . Oh, let me do that for you. The boy whos responsible for this being a simply wonderful day. Does it show that much really . Well it couldnt be more obvious if you printed his name across your forehead. Hes hardly a boy. Bills at least 26. Bill who . Bill shepard. He owns that real nice service station over on 4th street. Honestly mother, hes one of the most thoroughly charming men ive ever met. Well ive got news for you. He wasnt so charming to me when i asked him for a job yesterday. [betty]did he know who you were . Well i didnt run up to him and say, hire me quick, im B
It s now getting treatment, but Sage s story teaches a lot about pet ownership Author: Chelsea Strub Updated: 6:12 PM EST January 29, 2021
LUZERNE COUNTY, Pa. Margaret Bart, the founder of Blue Chip Farm Animal Refuge, was heartbroken when she learned. The dog was found abandoned in Luzerne County s Back Mountain and in desperate need of veterinarian care.
We blurred photos because of the graphic nature of the dog s condition, but rescuers tell us she was found with a severely prolapsed uterus. It s just sad this dog is a sweet dog, and she doesn t deserve to have this happen, and actually we found out it happened to her before, so she should have been spayed, and this never would have occurred, said Bart.