Today's What's Wrong With Gibson? Learning About K-9 Epilepsy Book Release Blog Tour stops at the Gimpy Dogs , and we are so pleased to be part of their blog and truly enjoyed their interview. We want to give a big "thank woo" to them for joining our book tour and for helping to spread the word about Canine Epilepsy Awareness and our book. We sure hope you'll pop over and read their great article and take some time to read some of their other great stories about dogs with special needs and the listing of resources available. We sure had a lot of fun and want to extend our wholehearted thanks for featuring us! Gibson is pooped from all the touring, but loves that his furpals are helping to spread the word about Canine Epilepsy Awareness and helping to promote his book in order to help raise funds for the Canine Epilepsy Resources , a non-profit organization that provides valuable information and resources to Epi-Dog parents worldwide. He is busy catching some zz...

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Next stop on the FiveSibes™ Book Release Blog Tour will be on Friday, February 3rd at the Gimpy Dogs blog ! Please stop on by!

Okay, kids, I'll get right on that!   (Discretion Advised: Please excuse the dirty, chomped-up blue Peep rabbit. It's Harley's most favorite toy in the whole world! And while she cuddles with it, Chloe wants absolutely nothing to do with it!) * * * * * * * * * * * It's a Blog Hop!

Hero, a forever symbol of hope & awareness. It is with sadness that I must relay that final update on Hero, the Christmas pup. The sweet little boy who was a real fighter, earned his wings this evening and has crossed the Rainbow Bridge. May he run free and healthy North of the Rainbow Bridge. He will always serve as our beacon and symbol of hope and seizure awareness. To honor his fight, we will all carry with us how this wonderful little Husky pup brought a worldwide pet community to join together for the greater cause - helping a helpless animal. To read Hero's story, please visit our previous post from yesterday that included updates and video message in Helping a Hero . Alley, of Alley's Rescued Angels , you are wonderful for all that you did as his guardian. Hero was lucky you found him. For your vet team, Siberian Nation , and all the champions of Hero - you are all so caring and compassionate. This little boy will always be our symbol and we will carry on his l...

You can't fool Harley's nose; the best super sniffer in the pack! "I talk to him when I'm lonesome like;  and I'm sure he understands.   When he looks at me so attentively,  and gently licks my hands;  then he rubs his nose on my tailored clothes,  but I never say naught thereat.   For the good Lord knows I can buy more clothes,  but never a friend like that." ~W. Dayton Wedgefarth

Artist rendering of Hero in fundraising poster. We all have favorite heroes. They may be human. They may be canine. Maybe they wear capes, maybe they don't. They can be real, or they can be fictional. In any case, sometimes even a Hero needs saving. And one sweet beautiful little Siberian Husky pup, named "Hero" needs our help.  Do you know the story of Hero, the Christmas pup? Just a few days after this past Christmas, a sweet little Siberian Husky puppy was left at a shelter in California. A rescue stepped in to save him and believes "This poor little baby was obviously someone's Christmas present only to find himself abandoned..."   The rescue folks at Alley's Rescued Siberian Angels discovered that the puppy was only about five weeks old, too young to have been taken away from it's mother, and was experiencing seizures...and even had one as the rescue was bringing him to the vet's office for an exam. An early Chip-In was set up to as...