Saturday, October 15, 2011
Friday, October 14, 2011
What is wrong with people?
I would like to toss the person into Causeway traffic!
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Japonica Street's Demolition - A reflection by Shelly Patton
Wow - Japonica Street is gone...
The hours spent and the pets saved and those lost. Thank you those that made Algers possible.
'via Blog this'
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
OH NO
I have no Diet Coke and decided to have coffee...
I am on my 3rd cup!
This can't be good - I never drink coffee.
I am shaking :) but productive...
This Saturday!
Delgado's Annual Animal Expo is a fun-filled day of events benefiting Delgado's Veterinary Technology Program. Admission is free and open to the public. Friendly, leashed dogs up to date on vaccinations are invited to attend. It all takes place Saturday, October 15, 2011 from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. on Delgado's City Park Campus (615 City Park Ave. New Orleans, LA 70119). For more information, contact Lee Gaffney via phone at 504-671-5640 or via email at lgaffn1@dcc.edu.
* Magic 101.9 live remote with Johnny Scott
* Baths, "pawticures" and ear cleaning
* Red Barn Farm Tour
* Meet adoptable animals, area veterinarians and dog
trainers
* Kid's Activity Korner
* AKC Canine Good Citizen testing
* Shopping and Food for 2 and 4 legged guests
* Music by the Delgado Jazz Ensemble
* Try out the exciting sport of K9 Flyball
* Exercise for you and your dog in the Barking Boot Camp
area
* Pet Photos by Scott Stuntz Photography
* Baths, "pawticures" and ear cleaning
* Red Barn Farm Tour
* Meet adoptable animals, area veterinarians and dog
trainers
* Kid's Activity Korner
* AKC Canine Good Citizen testing
* Shopping and Food for 2 and 4 legged guests
* Music by the Delgado Jazz Ensemble
* Try out the exciting sport of K9 Flyball
* Exercise for you and your dog in the Barking Boot Camp
area
* Pet Photos by Scott Stuntz Photography
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Chartreaux
A wonderful client of our is moving and this beautiful little man "adopted" them when they moved into a new home. Now - they are moving out of state and are hoping to find him a new home. Her note below...
Need to find a home
for Chartreaux. He's an outdoor cat, but we can pet him now. He really wants to
be friendly. Right now he's relaxing on this chair while I sit on the porch. We
already have 3 middle-aged cats and can't add another right now. Not sure what
will happen to him when we move. Please share...
Monday, October 10, 2011
Heads up Garden District neighbors and friends
Dear Garden Distirct Neighbors:
Today, the Sixth Distirct NOPD reported two armed robbery attempts in the Garden Distirct. Both occurred near 8 am this morning. The first on 2nd and Coliseum, the second on 4th and Coliseum. The GDSD patrol assisted NOPD in searching for the perpetrator(s). There are no know leads on the case at this time. Below are excerpts from the reports from Capt Bardy of the NOPD:
At about 7:45 a.m. the victim, was walking in a north bound direction on Second Street from Magazine Street. As the victim was crossing the intersection of Second and Coliseum Streets she was approached by an unknown black male who was traveling in a downtown direction on Coliseum Street. The unknown black male produced a long firearm from his front waistband, pointed it at the victim, and stated: “Give me your purse!” She began screaming for help and ran to her place of employment where she notified the police. The perpetrator fled on foot in a south bound direction on Second Street and then made a right onto Chestnut Street and then unknown.
The victim described the perpetrator as a black male, approximately 5’ tall, weighing approximately 150 pounds, appeared to be in his early 20’s, and having a short hairstyle. The perpetrator was attired in a black baseball cap, a short sleeve black shirt, and blue jeans.
The second victim was walking his dog in a downtown direction on Coliseum Street. Once the victim was at the intersection of Fourth and Coliseum Streets he was approached by an unknown black male who was traveling on foot in an uptown direction on Coliseum Street. The black male zipped down a black long sleeve wind breaker to expose a long weapon in his waistband and stated: “Empty your pockets!” The victim advised the perpetrator he didn’t have any pockets to the gym shorts he was wearing, then removed a set of keys he had in the pocket of his hoodie and held his hands up to show the perpetrator he didn’t have any property. The perpetrator then patted the victim down. The perpetrator then advised the victim to turn around and walk in an uptown direction on Coliseum. The perpetrator then fled the location on foot in a downtown direction on Coliseum towards Jackson Avenue and then unknown. The victim relocated back to his residence to notify the police.
He described the perpetrator as a black male having a brown skin complexion, in between 5’8”- 5’10” tall, weighing approximately 170 pounds, having a short hair style, clean shaven, appeared to be in between his late 20’s to early 30’s, and had a mole under his right eye. The perpetrator was attired in a plain black long sleeve wind breaker, dark blue jeans, and a black “Pirates” baseball hat with a gold stitched “P” on the front. The perpetrator was wearing a shirt underneath the jacket but the victim was unable to recall the color. He described the weapon as long with a metallic barrel and a brown stock.
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Save the date y'all
Saturday ~ 10.22.11
4pm - 8pm
Canine Connection
4920 Tchoupitoulas Street
Live Music
Canine Costume Contest
Trick or Treating for Dogs
Snacks & Refreshments
Contests & Prizes
Games & Giveaways
Rescue Dogs for Adoption
Sunday Blogger
It is one of those days... Blogger is not letting me post photos or videos! I hate when it does this to me.
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