I didn't want to have to do this...

Alright people...Eve begged me not to do it....but I am a desperate woman...I didn't want to have to do this!

It is time to bring in The Heavy.  

The Hired Muscle.  

The Help.

Unfortunately, when you play the wild card...you don't always know what you get.

He is unleashed!

So here it is: 

Segan says go donate now! 

OR 

THE LITTLE BROWN FUZZBALL 

GETS IT!

Come on people.  Don't make a grown dog writhe in shame for you!

Multiple Sclerosis Society

(Just $5 is all the poor guy is asking...)

(Repeated  but just in case:  So here's the backstory:  A friend back home is fundraising for the MS Society.  She is participating in a bike-a-thon.  Help my friend Shelly help our friends.  I have neighbor, old high school friend, a former co-worker and very close girlfriend who all have MS.  It is not an esoteric disease.  And every little bit counts.  It doesn't take much to add up to a lot.  My coin jar has bought groceries on dark days.  $5 can help cure a disease.  If you are like me and you don't have much cash to give...then at least give your voice:  please pass the link on.  It is direct to the MS Society fundraising page.  Thanks.  Suzanne)

Human Training Tips, Second Edition, from our M S Spokesdog.

Miss Eve reminds us that regular exercise is integral to your human's health.

Consistency is key, for their training and for their health.  It is never too early to start!

1.  Begin Leash Training at a Young Age.

2.  Always repeat and review old and familiar commands:

a.  Sit

b.  Wait

c.  Open wallet

d.  Donate $5

Mutiple Sclerosis Society 

e.   Walk

And NEVER FORGET to be an appreciative owner:

Good human.  Helpy Human.  

Human want an ice cream?

(Repeated  but just in case:  So here's the backstory:  A friend back home is fundraising for the MS Society.  She is participating in a bike-a-thon.  Help my friend Shelly help our friends.  I have neighbor, old high school friend, a former co-worker and very close girlfriend who all have MS.  It is not an esoteric disease.  And every little bit counts.  It doesn't take much to add up to a lot.  My coin jar has bought groceries on dark days.  $5 can help cure a disease.  If you are like me and you don't have much cash to give...then at least give your voice:  please pass the link on.  It is direct to the MS Society fundraising page.  Thanks.  Suzanne)