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BARK BETA DOGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Welcome to Dog Tales . . . . . . . .
I would like this to be a place to share tales about your dogs and your dogs tales about you. I will feature different Dog Tales as they come available.
Send them to me at bonnsf@gmail.com
For now I would like you to Google, Yahoo, or MSN search for the photographer, Pentti Sammallhti, he has a real eye for dogs being their doggie best. Check out the one featured in MY Favorites section.
Contribute, enjoy, and share.
Bonnie
www.bonnietomek.com
Send them to me at bonnsf@gmail.com
For now I would like you to Google, Yahoo, or MSN search for the photographer, Pentti Sammallhti, he has a real eye for dogs being their doggie best. Check out the one featured in MY Favorites section.
Contribute, enjoy, and share.
Bonnie
www.bonnietomek.com
CLICK on MY Favorites
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About Me
- bonnie tomek
- Bonnie Tomek is President of Tomek Design and SF citygirl design. www.bonnietomek.com has her complete profile Bonnie is a Creative Director and Marketing Manager for print and web promotion, a voice over talent and a fine artist. A graduate of CIIS and SFSU, she has entered the world of the web with her fine art etchings, photography, and strong design sensibility. She attended the New York Studio School of Drawing, Painting, and Sculpture. Bonnie has shown at Aspect Gallery in San Francisco, and at Open Studios in San Francisco and Palo Alto. bonnsf@gmail.com
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Brian Mollere and his Chihuahua, Rocky, had experienced many hurricanes prior to Katrina, so Brian thought they’d be safe in their apartment above the hardware store he ran in Waveland, MS. When the first wave knocked out two of their windows, it was clear this was no ordinary storm. When another wave knocked out a wall, Brian grabbed Rocky and stepped out onto the balcony, only to have it collapse from the force of another wave. Brian and Rocky were thrown out into the storm surge. They floated down the street at treetop level, Rocky clinging to Brian’s shoulder. At one point, Brian was sucked down below the surface, losing his shoes and pants, but somehow Rocky managed to hang onto him until they surfaced. Had he let go, Brian would never have found him in the dark water. Brian stuck Rocky’s legs into the top of his Tshirt to help anchor him, and they floated down the street until they found someone’s porch that was still above water.
Rocky was Brian’s stalwart companion in the aftermath of the storm, which resulted in the complete loss of their home. They camped for many months at the former site until FEMA finally gave them a trailer to live in. Rocky became somewhat of a mascot for the entire town and their campsite became a place for people to stop by to exchange information about missing neighbors. Rocky was very generous in sharing the campsite with stray animals, including a kitten and another dog who were wandering the streets after the storm.
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