Soggy Dog & Co.

10/15/2026

Ruby's spa day!

10/01/2026

10/01/2026

Pretty Ava got a op of color this afternoon!

09/28/2026

Fall shedding season is here! Get those double coated babies in so they can grow those beautiful winter coats!

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09/17/2026

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09/17/2026

Baby Parson Russel Terrier, June, handstripped by Corrine.....she is ready for the show ring!

09/11/2026

Dogs are amazing

🐕 Bretagne arrived at Ground Zero trained to search through rubble.
Nobody had trained her for the other job she ended up doing.
Comforting the people searching beside her.
In September 2001, the 2-year-old Golden Retriever and her handler, Denise Corliss, traveled from Texas with Texas Task Force 1 after the September 11 attacks.
It was their first deployment together.
For 10 days, Bretagne worked through the wreckage, initially searching for survivors as the mission later shifted toward recovery.
But Denise soon noticed something unexpected.
Exhausted firefighters and rescuers would stop to pet Bretagne. Then they would begin talking, telling Denise about the friends, coworkers and loved ones they were still hoping to find.
Bretagne had become a source of comfort without anyone planning it. 🐾
Ground Zero was only the beginning.
She later deployed after Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Ivan. After retiring from active search-and-rescue work around age nine, Bretagne found a much quieter job: sitting beside elementary school children while they practiced reading aloud. 📚
By 2015, Bretagne was the last known surviving search dog from the 9/11 deployments.
For her 16th birthday, she returned to New York and was treated like the hero she had become. She rode through the city in a vintage taxi, ate a gourmet burger, saw her name displayed in Times Square and received a cobblestone dedicated to her at the 9/11 Memorial. 🎂
Less than a year later, her health declined.
On June 6, 2016, Denise brought Bretagne to a veterinary hospital in Texas after she developed kidney failure and stopped eating.
Outside, around 20 to 30 firefighters and first responders stood waiting.
They saluted as Bretagne walked past them for the final time.
After she passed away at 16, they stood at attention once again as she was carried outside.
Bretagne spent her life searching for people.
In the end, dozens of people showed up simply to say goodbye to her.
Which part of her story touches you more: the lives she searched for at Ground Zero, or the quiet comfort she gave rescuers who desperately needed it?

09/11/2026

07/02/2026

The first human case of tularemia in Boulder County in 2026 has been identified. Tularemia can spread through tick and deer fly bites, contact with infected wild animals such as rabbits and rodents, or by breathing in contaminated dust during activities like mowing or landscaping.

Help protect yourself:
• Avoid handling sick or dead wild animals.
• Use an EPA-registered insect repellent and prevent tick bites.
• Keep pets from hunting or coming into contact with wild animals.
• Learn more about symptoms and prevention at boco.org/Tularemia

If you develop symptoms after a possible exposure, contact your healthcare provider.

07/01/2026

The sheriff's office is seeking donations to care for evacuated pets and livestock. Blankets, towels, wet cat food, buckets, and headlamps are needed at two emergency shelters: https://www.9news.com/article/news/local/wildfire/animal-evacuations-pets-donations-wildfire/73-e2879500-7f8a-4a04-b0fd-eb6cf09c377c?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_9NEWS_(KUSA)