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Marrisa should come around to my house. I have two 5 month old hezbollah terrorist cavoodles. Maybe she can take them around to her house and they can pull up each and every plant in her garden beds and dig up her Sir Walter."you will own nothing and be happy" - now applying to pets
Marissa from Perth has become another victim to the globalist elites
When Perth woman Marissa Ballard lost her beloved dog Milo, she missed their walks together and the companionship she gained from having a pet.
Not feeling ready to have another dog of her own, she wrote on a social media community page asking if anyone in her area had a dog that needed walking.
"I got inundated with people saying yes so I could pick and choose, and I ended up choosing Louis," she said.
Mrs Ballard is among many Australians who are entering into dog-sharing arrangements that owners and borrowers say are a "win-win" situation.
Some used "dog-sharing" websites to find a canine companion, while others put out the call on social media.
Mrs Ballard said she picked Louis up from his owner's house and took him for a walk about four times a week to help expend some of the young pup's boundless energy.
"I find it's a win-win situation because he gets a walk, his mummy's happy that he's walking and I've got company to do my daily walks," Mrs Ballard said.
Websites that facilitate "dog-sharing" started appearing in Australia in the early 2010s, providing a way for the pet bereft to spend time with animals.
Sharing pets a 'win-win' for dogs, their owners and the people who 'borrow' them
From people who recently lost pets and aren't ready for another, to dog owners who want their pooch to have some company while they're at work, Australians are meeting online to share their animals.www.abc.net.au
the dog owners are the globalist elites
Dude the court has his txt messages where he said one thing to his co-workers in private and then told the opposite to his viewers. His lies, his evidence brought down Fox.
www.abc.net.au
www.businessinsider.com
these sort of insults and grammatical errors don't do much to help your case
Dude the court has his txt messages where he said one thing to his co-workers in private and then told the opposite to his viewers. His lies, his evidence brought down Fox.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/alison...e-are-their-wildest-comments/?sh=3aa140636a59
Fox asks Dominion to investigate leaks of Tucker Carlson's controversial messages
Fox News had asked lawyers for Dominion Voting Systems to investigate whether someone from its organisation leaked controversial internal messages from ousted Fox host Tucker Carlson that were provided in evidence for Dominion's recent defamation lawsuit.
Fox News won a court case by 'persuasively' arguing that no 'reasonable viewer' takes Tucker Carlson seriously
Fox News won a court case by 'persuasively' arguing that no 'reasonable viewer' takes Tucker Carlson seriously
Tucker Carlson has a long history of making racist and controversial statements as a primetime host on Fox News.
So that's you and some people that watch stuff on youtube ?
you seem upset
Why don’t you engage honestly?
