Georgia Photos

The best pets we’ve ever had have been “happy accidents.” This is Honey, she is such a “happy accident.”

I’ve always believed the saying that “You can tell the measure of a man by how he treats pets and children.”

Well, the man who had this cute little dog was not much of a man (or woman) in my book.

My Aunt Nan found Honey and her sister WAG put out beside the side of their country road and half starving. Wag came running out but Honey hid in the bushes. Honey obviously had a difficult youth but has now earned our trust as our children have loved and hugged her. The first week she hid under the jacket of my daughter and slept as Susan rocked her. She is now a very happy (and loyal) dog.

I love pets of all kinds. They are like potato chips - you cannot have just one!

The people who are so small that they think cruelty to animals is a sport or OK to do often grow to do the same things to humans. (This has been proven.)

I am greatly saddened when I come across animals such as honey and mourn as I think that the person who owned these two beautiful animals may have children.

Pets are a great responsibility. We adopt strays and get pets from the Humane Society. That is the way MOST people are in the South: kind and loving to animals and children.

As I educate children, I work to inspire a love, respect, and kindness to all living things.

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