Czars Shetland Sheepdogs

07/20/2026

07/20/2026

Let’s stop the BS and take a real look at what happened at the Mosque in Lewiston! Last week the people leaving the service at the Mosque verbally attacked and harassed a Caucasian male walking his dog on the sidewalk in front of the Mosque. One of the men from the Mosque was wielding a knife and was taken into police custody. The sidewalk and side of road in any town or city has reserved footage for pedestrians. The people from the Mosque are saying they are tired of the Racism. Well here is my answer, Racism applies to Caucasian when outnumbered by another race. In this case the Caucasian male was outnumbered by the Somalian population leaving the Mosque. The people from the Mosque are also claiming That their First Amendment rights to practice Religion have been violated. Here my answer is the Caucasian male was on a public sidewalk with his dog, he did not attempt to enter the Mosque. He stayed on the sidewalk with his dog. I go to Lewiston Veterans Outpatient Clinic and other clinics, hospitals in the area. When I am in Lewiston I walk with my PTSD service dog. I do not know where the Mosque are located or times of services. Should I be expected to accept harassment? Should I live in fear in my own country? The people of the Mosque are saying they have had to pay extra for security. Is the city of Lewiston responsible or the people of the Mosque? My answer here is the people of the Mosque created their own fear and need for security since they were the aggressors. The individuals from the Mosque are afraid of retaliation from a situation they created. They hired security because of a perceived threat of a protest that never transpired. Please ask yourself are the people at the Mosque the aggressor or the victim? I say aggressor . The people at the Mosque act like they are the victim. Do the people from the Mosque deserve compensation for Racial misconduct, violation of First Amendment Rights of Freedom to Practice Religion? The perceived need for added security and protection? My answer is they do not deserve compensation for situations they created. How much taxpayer money are we supposed to pay for their bad behavior? Please Share ! I am trying to get people to do some productive thinking in these circumstances.

04/04/2025

10/06/2021

** 10/13/21 ** BUTTERCUP HAS BEEN MISSING SINCE 9/30/21.
Please keep an eye out for this little lady and if you see her, do CALL Cathy at 207-649-7421.

10/5/21 WINSLOW, MAINE
Buttercup is STILL missing from her China & Randall Road home in Winslow, Maine, and there have been no sightings. Please keep an eye out for this little lady and if you see her, do CALL Cathy at 207-649-7421.

9/30/2021 - LOST IN WINSLOW, MAINE

Buttercup is missing from her home in Winslow, Maine. She did not return home after having been let outside. If you have any information or see Buttercup, please contact Cathy directly @ 207.649.7421.

If you lose or find a dog in Winslow, Maine, please contact the ACO Charles Theobald @ 207.872.5215.

06/30/2019

6/30/19 Isla has been found!

*****06/29 19 ****MISSING DOG – Weld,ME - Mt. Blue State Park
Isla and her family were hiking on Tumble Down Mountain when she went missing. Isla is an English Golden Retriever, white blond and 65lbs. She is wearing a black and red collar and is very shy. Please do not call or approach her. Call Jolene with any information or sighting of her at 207-576-0381 or 207-299-7887.

06/30/2019

****6/29/19 - GREAT NEWS TO REPORT: Kit was found and she is safely back at her house now. She was found under a tree just a few feet from the lawn in the woods where her owners searched many times and went back 1 more time and Kit was under the tree. Kit's family would like to thank everyone for their help.****

6.29.19 MISSING FROM BARNARD TWP, MAINE.

Kit is a recently adopted 4 yr old Shepherd/Coonhound Mix who got away from Barnard Road, Barnard Township. She is mostly brown with tan markings, weighs 73 lbs and is wearing a light blue collar. She is EXTREMELY SHY, PLEASE DO NOT CHASE OR CALL OUT TO HER. Call Sandra at 207.965.8380 with any information.