Comments by "Clogs" (@clogs4956) on "The Dodo" channel.

  1. The international cat rescue system is working well. Thank you for saving this baby.
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  2. I think he’s shouting for the fish to come out and play with him!
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  3. Poor little pup was either born with some brain damage or sustained injuries from being mistreated. Being young, it was possible to retrain her brain and get her going again. Thank you for your perseverance. Apple’s a darling who deserved the chance you gave her.
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  4. My late mother always cooked separate meals for our dogs which she served up with rice. Judy preferred lamb; Pip was partial to chicken; neither ever had a plate of dog food.
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  5. We acquired Major Tom this way. First, we bought him an outside shelter, but he started venturing inside until, one day, he turned up limping and in obvious pain. The vet advised he was very old and had arthritis. Tom took his meds, ate, slept a lot inside, but always wanted to roam during the day. The old boy passed away quietly, being cuddled, at his last visit to the vets (he was not euthanised) aged, it was thought, around 23.
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  6. What a beauty and such a lovely personality. Shame about the human.
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  7. Happy to see she will not grow up an illiterat!
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  8. A real life Six Dinner Sid!
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  9. Thank you for taking care of this precious life. Make sure you take care of your own at this terrible time.
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  10. Seeing her playing “mad dog” at the end there, was beautiful. Thank you, ladies, for rescuing that love bug.
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  11. My son walks an elderly pitbull named Xeno. He’s huge, he’s blue, he can instantly bite a rubber toy in half… and he’s so cute and cuddly. My ex fled when he saw Xeno running towards me for a hug! No bad dogs unless someone has misused or hurt them, and even then many are so forgiving.
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  12. This handsome man knew he was meant to walk and, with all that love and care, he has done so. Absolutely brilliant!
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  13. Our little whippet used to commandeer a three-seat sofa. We used to exclaim “look, a dog-shaped cushion!” which (usually) encouraged her to budge up.
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  14. What about the people who moved into the house? They ignored him for four years while he was begging to be let in - and they didn’t call a rescue centre! Who’s worse?
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  15. Animal testing doesn’t always prove a drug or other treatment is effective or safe. Sadly, the alternative is trialling on humans only, and that raises even more ethical questions.
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  16.  @Utubeisevil  oh, hi - there's even nasty souls on the Dodo now?
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  17. I’m unimpressed by the scumbags who hurt and/or dump vulnerable animals.
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  18. The shaking might not have anything to do with being “poked with needles” - it could be a reaction to being removed from a known environment into an alien one. A lot of labs are against the abuse of their test animals, but they can’t be sure whether some staff might just be nasty, a bit like being anywhere in the world outside a lab.
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  19. I’m so glad this little bundle of love was given the home-life he deserves, but it makes you wonder what those who had hurt him are capable of doing to an equally vulnerable child.
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  20. The moment the lady with the leash stood up, the little darling knew instantly that he was saved. Bless him and his rescuers.
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  21. Our cat will lie down, push her head into a shoe and go still. We think she thinks she’s hiding.
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  22. First thing I thought of was the Darlings.
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  23. Motherese is a powerful thing. Thank you for helping this lovely boy.
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  24. Lucky little lass. Here in the UK, the RSPCA is notorious for putting down unchipped fit strays and patching up poor pooches to rehome.
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  25. The gods sent him a rescuer.
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  26. It’s the ears, isn’t it?
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  27. Two Rottweilers - a mother and son - used to accompany a customer on calls to my workplace. They’d both dash across to me because they knew I always had mints and, sometimes, apples. Lovely woofs, lots of kisses. My colleagues were terrified for some reason.
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  28. Poor little mite was chibbering - wide-eyed and shaking with terror - what had that family done to her?
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  29. Nice! I bought a cat shelter for a semi-feral stray once he made it obvious that he’d started to adopt us. He passed away five years ago, aged around 25 according to our vet, and the shelter remains outside, now used by two neighbourhood wanderers when the weather turns cold, rainy or snowy.
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  30. Okay, they got the fawn out of the water, but they should’ve taken him/her to a rescue centre. Poor thing was possibly miles from mother and likely dead within a day. Good job, no brain.
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  31. An angel brought these two together. Blessed be!
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  32. I’m sorry: what? That poor doggie was forced into that space by human hands for the video.
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  33. What a beautiful nose! The pink is like a four-rayed star.
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  34. Super showcase video! It really made me smile.
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  35. Our old whippet loved watching snooker. Watched every time my Dad did. She never did figure out where the balls went when they left the table.
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  36. Glad I’m not their granny…
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  37. One day, I hope to retire to the seaside and have a living room carpeted with wall-to-wall greyhounds.
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  38. It’s times like this I can get behind Mrs Bedonebyasyoudid.
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  39. A lucky black cat indeed! 🐈‍⬛
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  40. Rescued from a place of casual cruelty to a loving forever home. Blessings.
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  41. Leo has a future career in acting!
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  42. Our late whippet, Judy, started talking when she was around 8. She was able to vary her tone to ask questions, nag or grumble. It was possible to hold a conversation with her and work out what the issue was!
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  43. Learning to be a dog in the best possible way 😘
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  44. Oh, yep, the dog-hating weed smokers are here, too!
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  45. Left on the doorstep by the stork! Congratulations!
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  46. Next: cats on motorbikes and herons with aeroplanes 🤣
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  47. Hollywood star quality! Bring this girl into a D&D movie, someone!
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  48. Honestly, Dennis is repeating the same words over and over. Must be dog for: I love the beach.
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  49. Dare not show this to my eldest son because he’s terrified of butterflies and moths when their flying!
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  50. Gingers find the right people and introduce themselves. They know when they need help. Cleverest cats, imo.
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