George with his Fluff & Tuff fish, another favorite toy. We both love F&T and shelter dogs! fluffandtuff.com

George posing with his Fluff and Tuff bunny, which he loves. F&T is donating toys to shelter dogs when we post photos of our dogs with their toys. @fluffandtuff.com

A moose was slamming into cars, trying to protect what looked like her calf, until people realized who she was really guarding. In Washington, traffic came to a stop after drivers saw a moose standing in the road, ramming into the doors of any car that tried to move too close. At first, nobody understood why she was acting so aggressive. Moose can be dangerous, but this one wasn’t just wandering or blocking traffic. It looked like she was guarding something. Then people noticed a small animal behind her. From a distance, some thought it was a moose calf lying in the road. But when people recording zoomed in, they realized it wasn’t a moose calf at all. It was a bear cub. The cub looked like it was asleep in the middle of the road, while the moose stood over it like every passing car was a threat. When wildlife officials arrived, they tried to move the moose back toward the woods, but she refused to leave the cub. Every time they got close, the moose stepped forward like she was ready to fight anything that came near. That’s when officials realized the bear cub wasn’t sleeping. It had been hit by a car and left there. The scene changed instantly. What first looked like a strange wild encounter became something much heavier, because the moose wasn’t confused or angry for no reason. She was standing guard over an injured bear cub, keeping traffic away from the same kind of danger that had already hurt it. Officials were finally able to help the cub and move the moose safely back toward the woods, but people who saw it couldn’t stop talking about what they had witnessed.

George is definitely not looking today.

10km is a substantial walk! All of those long walkies keep the Daddies slim and sleek from the good food and wonky water they consume.😁

Just a dog having the best day of its life.

Double header won’t look! George and his BFF Luca, who is partially hidden by the ottoman, refuse to look. We were at Luca’s house.

Tongue out Tuesday with George!

In case you think philosophers were a myth of history, we actually have one of the greatest ever in our midst:

George and Luca are refusing to look.

George showing off his spotted tongue; Luca (his BFF) did not want to take part.

George's fluffy butt. We were at his BFF Luca's house. Luca does not have a fluffy butt!

George has his tongue out!

This is a hard post to make… After 6 years of Bark & Beyond, I’ve been taking a serious look at where things are headed. We’ve only had one order from April 1st to April 15th and truthfully… times have been tough for a while. I’m not here to beg anyone to shop—but I do want to be honest with you. If things don’t turn around, I may have to close in the next 60 days. Right now, I’m trying to clear out what we have in stock—especially our joint supplements that have helped so many dogs over the years ❤️🐶 👉 We still have FREE shipping through tonight with code SHIPLOVE If your pup could use a restock, or you’ve been meaning to try them, now would be the time. 👉 barkandbeyondsupply.com And if you can’t order, even a share helps more than you know. Thank you for being here with me through all of this ❤️

I took this three days after I brought George home from the park. He was already attached to the green sofa. I think this is my favorite photo of him. #ThrowbackThursday

One of the ears from the adorable bunny George's BFF's mom gave him for Easter. The bunny was intact for a few minutes after George unwrapped him.🫤

Just back from the groomer