There’s a special kind of beauty in a rescue dog—the kind that says, “I’ve been through it… and I still love with my whole heart.” You can see it in their eyes: the resilience, the softness that survived the storm, the cautious hope that maybe this time is forever. They don’t love you because they have to. They love you because they chose to, despite everything. And that, my friend, is the kind of love that wrecks you in the best way.

  Enjoy Huskies being rather OTT or is that every single day in a Husky household?

Get those pup posts ready for tomorrow, and in anticipation, I bring you this wonderful video about pups and our bond with our babies. This should brighten your weekend and kick it off with warm fuzzies. We may think we choose them when really they choose us, and it can be wonderful when they do.

One of the things that would be interesting to add to Post A Pup Sundays are photos of famous people and their pups, classic and contemporary. There is no shortage of celebrities who adore their canine companions.  Ava Lavinia Gardner was born in North Carolina on December 24, 1922, and died in Westminster, London, on January 25, 1990. She was one of the Classic Hollywood era's greatest beauties and a legend during her lifetime, not just for her loveliness but for her boldness and self-possession that captivated audiences and any man fortunate enough to get her highly sought after attention. She is known for her critically acclaimed acting and love affairs, most notably her volatile marriage with Frank Sinatra. One fact about her that made her different from many other stars during that time was her support for the African American community and Civil Rights. As a child, she played with black kids and would sit with black people in segregated spaces that white people generally avoi...