First Save the Dog, Then See the Whales

Summary


GOOD DOG, BAD PAW: Let's say you've got a dog. A good dog. One who's single-handedly - or quadra-pawedly - raised your children. One that drinks out of public water fountains. We're talking about a dog who is a decade old and hasn't so much as snarled at his human family members, even though three-quarters of his human family members take an inordinate delight in such sport as "Dog Fishin"' by tying porterhouse bones to a fishing rig and having the dog chase the bait around for a while before letting him catch it.

Then, he gets a "growth" (to test the upper limits of our knowledge of medical terminology) on his paw, and his human pals, who aren't made out of money we probably should mention, are faced with the prospect of paying in excess of $2,000 to have the thing dealt with.

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First Save the Dog, Then See the Whales

What do you do?

Figure it out, will you please, because it's bothering us, and we've got bigger fish to fry here today.

HOW TO SPOT A WHALE: That fish-fry metaphor was pretty inept, ...

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