Rescued Puppies, Celebrity Dogs, and an Animal Communicator

Some images from the last couple of months as I’ve traveled the country researching my next book, about dogs and humans.

puppies in box

I helped Randy Grim from Stray Rescue of St. Louis rescue eight puppies from an abandoned house in East St. Louis. (For my previous post about the city, which is one of the poorest and most dangerous in the country, click here.) The mother is feral and wouldn’t let us near her. But the puppies had just learned how to walk, so they weren’t much of a flight risk. It’s a miracle they survived a recent freezing spell in the city. Many other puppies didn’t. Puppies aren’t hard to find homes for, so these kids will go fast. 

 

 

puppy house

 

 

The abandoned house where we rescued the puppies. We heard one yelping as we walked by.

 

 

 

rescued puppies vet

 

 

The puppies, seconds after they arrive at the vet’s. They’re scared, but they’ll come around. 

 

 

 

pit and randy

 

 

Randy with a pit bull we rescued.

 

 

 

me and gurl 2

 

 

Me and Gurl, a greyhound/boxer mix we rescued.

 

 

 

gurl's couch

The couch in the abandoned house where Gurl spent her nights alone before we rescued her. She spent her days in a park, scavenging for food and trying very hard not to let us near her. Now that she’s in a foster home, she likes being petted. A lot. 

 

 

And now, changing gears completely…

bella and surfing dog

 

 

 

 

Two celebrity dogs (Bella Starlet and a skateboarding boxer bulldog) at a pet industry event in Las Vegas.

 

 

 

 

 

uga cheerleaders

 

 

 

Uga, the University of Georgia mascot, feeling lucky.

 

 

 

 

pet psychic drum

 

 

Carla Meeske, a Shamanic animal communicator, speaking to spirits in a trance about my dog.

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3 Responses to “Rescued Puppies, Celebrity Dogs, and an Animal Communicator”


  1. 1 Duncan

    Dear Benoit, you are a genius. From sex addiction to adorable addiction of puppies. You are an original thinker in an unoriginal world. And, you have a very cute boy friend.

  2. 2 Judi Howard

    good job foe your rescues

  3. 3 Holley

    I’m concerned that the Pit bull wants a exclusive kind of proprietor…these dogs, no matter how ’supportive’ still have teeth, are nevertheless creatures not having moral concepts and if they DO bite, won’t let go. As in all creatures…some tend to be far more suseptable to instinctual habits and time and time again, this breed tends to try and do just that.

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