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My Journey in Environmental Restoration (E.R.)
As I come close to five years working for MOM’s, I am amazed by how much I have been able to learn and experience. I have met and learned from so many great people within and associated with the company. … Continue reading →
Posted in Composting, Ecology, Employment, Energy Resources, Gardening, Green Careers, Natural Health, Organic Food, Pets, Recycling, Reuse
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Tagged A Thyme to Plant Farm, Baltimore, BARCS, beautiful nutrient, bottled water, CFL bulbs, Clean Currents, compost, Conservation, cruelty-free, curbside recycling, energy efficiency, environmental restoration, gluten free, green benefit, holistic medical, hybrid vehicle, Klean Kanteen, kombucha, local shlters, MD SPCA, methane gas, Mrs Meyers, Organic Mechanics, parsley plus, pesticide application, recycle batteries, recycling maniacs, renewable energy, renewable energy credit, Round Up, Seventh Generation, Southern Exposure, Story of Bottled Water movie, sustainable seafood, tire pressure, vegetarian
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Part 4 – Adventures in Fostering
I became interested in the idea of fostering a pet when my closest friend died last year. It was just one week after her 32nd birthday. She had been diagnosed with a glandular tumor a few weeks prior and before … Continue reading →
Posted in Local, Pets
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Tagged adoptable, adoption events, Alexandria VA, animal rescue, Animal Welfare League, Arlington VA, Baltimore MD, BARCS, black lab, boarding, bunny, calico, cats, City Dogs Rescue, depression, dogs, exercise, Fancy Cats Rescue, foster dog, foster program, giving back, Greenbelt MD, grief, helping others, Herndon VA, House Rabbit Society, kittens, kitties, Last Chance Animal Rescue, loneliness, Lost Dog and Cat Rescue Foundation, Lucky Dog Animal Rescue, Min Pin, Partnership for Animal Welfare, patience, PAW, puppies, pups, purrr, rabbits, shelter, special needs, sponsor, Terrier, training, volunteer, Waldorf MD, Washington Animal Rescue League, Washington DC
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Part 2 – Adventures in Fostering
So the time has come for Harvey, our 2 ½ year old Doberman to learn to share, and to bond with another dog beyond play dates. My husband and I discussed for many months the best way to go about … Continue reading →
Posted in Family, Pets
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Tagged Adoption, adoption event, BARCS, Betty, blog, bluetick coonhound, bluetick markings, celebrity, development, Doberman, dog park, dog training, dogs, family dog, foster, foster dog, good match, Harvey, heartbroken, Homeward Trails, hound face, house manners, NC puppy mill, new family, new home, new owner, opposite directions, patience, pets, potential adopter, priority foster, puppy mill, social media, successful adoption, twitter, young puppy
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