Desperately Seeking Kyron

This past weekend, Desiree Young, mother of Kyron Horman, who disappeared from his school in Portland, Oregon in June of 2010, when he was seven years old, searched several areas near the school again. I will have to admit that while I hope Kyron's family will find Kyron, I was quite relieved that Kyron was not found, deceased, on this search. I sincerely hope that Kyron is one of the lucky missing children who is eventually found alive.

Desiree Young answered questions after the search, and made sure law enforcement was notified each time something of possible interest was found. She had quite a few different teams of scent dogs and searchers. Also, she is keeping her son's missing persons case in the news, so that everyone will be aware that he is still missing. Kyron's eleventh birthday will be in a couple of weeks. Below are some are progressed pictures that were released about a year ago. The viewer should be aware that Kyron's hair could be long, short, or dyed. He could have glasses, sunglasses, or no glasses. He could be a lot taller. The fact that he was not located on this weekend's search gives me all the more reason to dare to hope that he may turn up alive. I hope to hear more from Desiree.

The Best Team Players

This is footage of some recent flooding in Russia, and of a man in a wheelchair getting assistance from his dog! Dogs are really the best team players we have. Below is a pic of my favorite team player, when she was a puppy.

 

 

 

Kansas Allows Foster Family To Let Dogs Maul Toddler

Nicole Crow's toddler, Juliette, was taken away from her in Wichita, Kansas, a few months ago, because someone reported that Nicole's boyfriend was abusive. Nicole states that no abuse happened, but was too trusting of government officials to remember to Just Say No To Social Workers, so she let social services inside her home when they came knock-knock-knocking at the door, instead of insisting that they go back to Socialworkerland and get a warrent. Seriously.....never let anyone from the government inside your home unless that person has a warrent. If they do not have one, make them go get one. They cannot retaliate against you for this. Anyway, when little Juliette presented for a visit with Nicole with contusions on her face, Nicole and her mother, Mary Crow, complained, and Juliette was assigned to a different commercial family; or, in Kansas parlance, foster home. Sadly, Juliette is still presenting with bruises and other symptoms of abuse and assault and battery, yet this time, the kindly social workers in Kansas will do nothing. Youthville, that religiously slanted (christian) organization that deliberately permits sex offenders to offend, reoffend, and offend and offend again, gave Mary and Nicole a story about how Juliette had been mauled by dogs at the foster home! But this was all okay, they reasoned, because Juliette was not living with her natural mother, who loves her. As long as Juliette's natural mother experienced a day when she left the door open long enough for social workers to get inside while not maintaining a bank balence consisting of enough money to hire a high profile attorney to straighten all of this out, it is much better for Juliette to get mauled by a stranger's dogs than to get bruises any other way. Nicole has a court date on February 28, when she will have a chance to prove that her former boyfriend no longer resides in her home. Hopefully, Juliette will be returned to her.

Would it simply be okay if Juliette got mauled by a dog while in Nicole's care, or would Nicole have to answer for it? Why is it okay for a foster family's animals to maul a child off of whom they make money?
 

Dylan Redwine: K-9 Forensics Will Help

Wendy Kessinger and her team, K-9 Forensics, offered to look for missing Dylan Redwine free of charge. They feel that they can help, and are planning to work with the family. While I wish it had not come to this, kudos to K-9 Forensics for helping.
 

 

Ryle Smith Has The Best Dogs In The World

Ryle Smith disappeared on Tuesday in Seneca, Missouri. His family, and a bunch of others looked all over for him. He was finally found about a mile away from home, in some bushes with both of his dogs snuggled up to him, keeping him warm!
 

Reminding Myself Why Older Dogs Are Easier Than Puppies To Adopt

I was trying to take pictures, and didn't realize the camara was on record!