Am I, Sasha a thief??

Ok my pals, here is my question for you today. When foodables hit the ground, they belong to us right?? Well during the holiday festivities Mom had just pulled the outside off of this nice big ball looking thing(pay no attention to the disgusting feet in backround and focus on the Sashy please). I came up and jumped on her and whoops the ball drops. Thinking that it is a ball(that smelled really good) of course I grabbed it. Well Mom had a fit and called me a thief!! Now who does that ball belong to??? Me, the Sashers of course, right??? Back off this is my naked ball with no cover on it. BOL BOL BOL Ok my pals, now what the heck do I do with this thing? It is gooshy and oooozy and tastes funky, not like my other balls.

Umm Mom I changed my mind, you can have this back now, its all yours, enjoy. What do you mean you don't want it now?? Some people are never happy.

Licks and sniffs, Sasha

Please Read Sasha's Important Tip of the Week

Hi to all my pals. Mommy gets a newsletter from the ASPCA and she wanted to pass this on to all of my buddy's and your Moms and Dads. I don't get it but it seems pretty important. I mean Mommy explained that it might help her and Daddy paying the Vet bills for me and stuff. I am hoping that means more money for treats. That is so much a good thing. Its worth checking out anyway. Maybe we can make a difference together.

"Dear Animal Advocates, Introduced by Rep. Thaddeus McCotter, H.R. 3501—known as the Humanity and Pets Partnered Through the Years (“HAPPY”) Act—is a federal bill that would reward responsible pet parents by allowing them to keep more money in their pockets come tax time. We all want to give our animal companions the best care we possibly can, but it seems that pet care costs are always on the rise—and these days, it’s harder than ever to stretch the family budget. That’s why the ASPCA supports H.R. 3501, which would amend U.S. tax code to allow qualifying pet care expenses, including veterinary care, to be tax-deductible. This means that when you prepare your income taxes, money you spent on pet care that year would count as non-taxable income—and you can deduct up to $3,500 per year! Please help us support the HAPPY Act, H.R. 3501.

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What You Can Do Visit the ASPCA Advocacy Center online to send an email to your U.S. representative and urge him or her to support and cosponsor the HAPPY Act, H.R. 3501. Thank you for supporting this bill and being part of our team!

licks and sniffs, Sasha

Camera Critters #70

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Notice how I am in mid bark in the last one. Cool action photo, don't you think? My Mom says please don't pay attention to the messy floor around me. We had a big leak in our kitchen and everything is a mess right now. We got it fixed and just in time cause we are getting a new kitchen floor this week. I am not happy cause there will be strangers in my house, but my Dad will be off so maybe I will get to go for ice cream or to the park or both. I wonder if I will be able to do zoomies on the new floor?

Have a good weekend everyone.

licks and sniffs, Sasha