See These Guys?? Actually, One's A Girl...

Anywho, since this puppy is going to work (yahoo!), here's da story 'bout the pic.

I saw these people in Chemult, OR a few days before I took this pic in Fernley, NV. Sitting right outside the Pilot truckstop. When I saw them in Chemult, there were in the rest area just south of town. First, one day they were on the northbound side and the next day, they were on the southbound side.

They have a dog and who can resist kicking them a few bucks for gas and dog food??

Me, that's who.

I don't have a problem helping someone who is truly broken down but not when they are playing a game with soft hearted Good Samaritans. Usually, I will buy a back of dog food or offer to buy them a sandwich, but, no way in hell am I giving them my hard earned money. You don't know where the money really goes.

So, I've become a hard hearted *itch and will give tangible items. Then it's up to them to find their way home or to other help. To play the game the above folks are doing, that's just not right. Well, they probably make more money than I!!

Just thought it was strange to see them "down the road". Heh...

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Do You Know This Poor Dog?

We just stopped at a tiny truckstop just east of Sardinia, OH, on Hwy 32. This poor dog was walking around and you can see she's thin and malnourished. I poured out some dog food for her. After asking the sales clerk, she said the dog lives at the mobile home pictured. They just let her roam all over and, obviously, don't feed her worth crap.

The sales clerk said they feed her, plus some customers. They have told the owners numerous times about her. I said they should call the cops. I'll betcha the owners are well fed.

Gah!!

Anyway, if anyone lives nearby or knows the owners (it's worth a shot to ask), please demand that the owners get off their ass and take care of her or find her a loving home.

*I put three pics up. Let's see if they work* *fingers crossed*

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Fecking Driver!!

In case you can't see, there is a LARGE dog in a HOT big rig and no one in sight. I'm not blocking the name of his company either. Picture speaks pretty loud, huh??

Right now it's 71 degrees and hopefully the owner will show up. At least the driver could have left the engine running. Maybe we could leave him in a truck as such?? That's show him!!

Gah!

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Better Picture Of License Plate

Okay, I'm through driving for the day and can give more info.

First thing, the businesses around this area have nothing to do with this situation. So, I'm giving the area where this dog is during the day but not the business's names.

In Denver, go to Havana Street, turn north, go to 51st and turn right. Go to Joliet and turn back north. Go about 3/4ths a city block and along that street is this dog and pickup.

I don't know for sure if the dog had food or water but wasn't going to get close enough to look in the bed. I do know that during the entire time we were loading, no one checked on the dog.

I saw him and thought it was one of the company's customers and someone would be back to get him. After a couple of hours, it dawned on us that he was barking his head off. He was lonely, I'm sure!

As we finished up tarping, I saw two guys and asked them and one of them said hea owned the dog. The other guy was all business, didn't want to get into it, not that I blame him! But the owner was a smart alecky guy smoking down to the filter of his cig. He had that lazy slacker look and thinks he's atough guy.

I laid into him and finally said he didn't need a dog if he would let an animal sit all day in above conditions. The other guy walked away and I backed my big rig out of the yard.

Once I had my rig out and parked, I went over, still in the street, and took pictures then went back to my rig.

I guess slacker boy must have been watching because as we were leaving, he got his fat @$$ out ther and took the dog for a potty break. Somehow, he didn't seem so "tough" either. He was slinking along. At least the dog got out of the pickup bed.

So, other than calling the Humane Society, what else can be done?

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Do You Live In Denver? Can You Help?

First off, I thought I got a shot of his license plate but you can barely read it. It's a Washington state plate.

This poor dog has been left in the bed of this pickup from when we got there (this was a customers' place but the pickup is on the street, not in the parking lot) at 11:30 am till 3:30pm. It was in the high 30's, temp wise. The dog had food and water but no shelter.

I found his owner and he said if I didn't like it, call the Humane Society. Well, I might still but I have this blog.

I have to get on the road and will have more info later. But if you are in that area, swing by and take a lookie loo.

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The Cutest Junk Yard Dog, Huh?

I'm here at and Indian casino just doing my log when this cutie pie came waltzing up and gave "the look".

I hunted around my cab but don't have anything to throw him! Hubby will be back in a minute with some goodies and I'll be sure to give him (the dog, not my hubby) a donut or two.

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Ain't He The Kyootist??

This is a truckstop dog in SE Colorado. For anyone that wants to know, this is my kinda pooch!

I fed him some of my primo dog food and he scarfed it. He's not really thin at all, looks to be very well fleshed. But, he KNOWS there are suckers like me who will fork over the goodies.

Smart dog!

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Okay, Who Dumped THIS Dog??

At least she looks like she's had a few meals. I'm betting the truckers are throwing her a few french fries and other goodies. She doesn't look scared and that's a good thing.

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