Welcome to my web site!
My name is Bozo. I am a yellow lab who lives in Maryland with my family who adopted me in December 2003. I was a mess when I was rescued by the Potomac Labrador Rescue group. I was underfed and in need of tender loving care. After I became healthy living with my foster parents for a few weeks, I was fortunate to have my now adoptive parents, Tammy and Daniel, to come see me. It was love at first sight with them. Although I was nervous leaving my foster home, I was soon on my way to being the most spoiled, loved dog in town! I've come a long way since puppyhood. You see, I am a kind dog, love everyone and everything, so I thought it would be fun to get my story on the internet to share some of my adventures with you.
I have a large family. Besides me, my mom Tammy, my dad Daniel, and my big brother Dustin, there are two more dogs (Bandit and Karma), three cats (Princess, Pedals, and Sweet Pea), two parakeets (Tweets and Twitty), and a tank full of fish which I cannot remember their names. My house is busy and alive as mom would say.
On my web site you will soon find information on places to have fun with your dog, more of the adoption options available to you, information on being a therapy dog, and canine epilepsy. In case you did not know it, I have canine epilepsy. Do not worry, I am doing just fine as long as I keep my medication in check. I have about one seizure a month now, which is not so bad. It is just scary for me and everyone watching when I have a seizure.
I hope you find my site enjoyable and informative.
Please adopt!
I need to share something near and dear to my yellow lab heart with you. In case you don't know it, the animal shelters are overloaded with homeless cats and dogs. Many stray, unwanted, or abused dogs and cats are brought to shelters every day. And the sad part is, many healthy animals are euthanized every day because they cannot find a home. A big reason for this is the lack of responsibility of pet owners. Sadly many owners let their pets reproduce and live wild, especially our feline friends. The animal shelters are overloaded with cats.
My mom works with many kind rescue groups and shelters to try to help the homeless cats and dogs find forever homes. Before you get a new puppy or kitten please look at the homeless pets available at your local animal shelter or use my mom's favorite pet finding site, Petfinder.
The official Bozo seal of approval!