Jackson Jambalaya

Aaawwww! He is freakin' adorable. Look at that whiskery little face! Somebody, don't you need a sweet little doggie for Christmas??? Digger! Cute name too, wonder how he got it?

Has chick dog written all over it.

Love that little dog! Wish my husband didn't hate them and I wasn't allergic. Sadly we can't adopt.

Good luck sweet Digger dog!

All right, knock it off. This is about finding Digger a home.

You guys should be concerned about the KIDS who need a home, instead of animals.

You don't get laid much, do you?

You respond to a stated need for kids who need a home, by talking about sex? That is really sick.

I'd much rather see people working towards finding loving homes for children FIRST, then animals.

If you grew up in foster and group homes, you would know what that poster means. It's terrible. Adopting animals is fine, but please don't forget about the neglected and abused kids who need a safe place to live with someone who actually gives a damn.

I grew up in foster homes, was abused, and no one ever tried to "adopt" me, or even let me have a pet.

It's too bad some people are so narrow-minded and shaped by their own particular experiences that they can't acknowledge other people may see things differently. There is no reason people can't support adoption of childless parents and abandoned pets; both are good things to support. Fortunately we are not at the stage where we have to choose one at the exclusion of the other (for the record, I always value kids over pets, in case some pinhead wants to attack over that).

"It's too bad some people are so narrow-minded and shaped by their own particular experiences that they can't acknowledge other people may see things differently"

EXACTLY, so why can't I express my own opinions? hmmmm

Cute dog...love Lhasas...but what an unfortunate name for adoption purposes! Dug up the yard?

Being concerned about both kids and dogs isn't mutually exclusive, of course...you can adopt a child AND a dog.

But, there really aren't enough good foster homes and the adoption rate for older children IS worse that the adoption rate for older animals. And, we do see more pleas to adopt a pet than pleas to adopt a child.

Can't much blame a survivor of the foster care system for reacting strongly given the realities...but I'm hoping " survivor" is how you think of yourself.

If you're not writing from jail, if you've broken the cycle of abuse and taking care of yourself, YOU are a very special person in my book !