More Happy Doggo

  

I've been following Niall Harbison on Substack and X for a while now, and he is my favorite dog rescuer.  Anyone doing this is doing good work, but his stories on X and Substack have made his struggles real and his wins more accessible.

His Substack post 'Closing Out The Year End With Big Wins' talks about his hopes for the last quarter of 2025. It also is a good account of how he got started and what he has accomplished since (about) 2021. He lists 50 things he needs to get done by the end of the year.  Following articles reveal how well he's succeeded.

Go, read and follow, please.  And help out if you can, in any way you can! 

Mall Security

 I think this picture shows everything we need to do to stop the looney tunes from messing with the Reflecting Pool:

 

(Well, yeah, ok, arm them.)                                                                                     Pic by Grok

Happy Doggo Day

(Niall Harbison is saving the world, one doggo at a time.  Please go read his story, and help if you can!)

Today Is Our Most Important Day Of The Year

Saving millions of dogs

Niall Harbison

Jun 17, 2026

Just over 4 years ago I wrote about starting a mission to help street dogs. I had about 1000 followers online at the time and had just started feeding dogs dry kibble from my moped.

I didn’t have a clue what I was doing but I as soon as I saw their pain I knew I had to help the suffering of these poor voiceless creatures.

The mission quickly evolved into “halving the number of street dogs suffering globally during my lifetime” and regular readers have seen the progress we’ve been making.

I wanted to explain how today is a day where we hope to take another huge step forward on this mission. But we need your help…

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Help by Contributing, If You Can....

 Donate HERE!

 

https://gofund.me/6e96d67fa

One more revolution...

 ...around the sun.

76 of them to date.

Wow! 

Meet Betsy

 I've watched the introduction of Great Britain's Amelia, and her fight for sanity over there.  She has spawned similar characters, one in Holland ('Emma') and one in Germany ('Maria').  All three seem to be nationalist, against radicalization and illegal immigration.

I thought we (the USA) needed our own, so I spent a couple of minutes with Grok to come up with a candidate. Who I got is 'Betsy'.

Betsy is actually modeled on Amelia Erhart, since I asked for an American 'Amelia'.  I decided on Betsy because she is perhaps the most well-known woman from our Revolution.

I'm neither a cartoonist nor an editorial writer, so I just want to put her out there for you perusal, delight and use. I hope the idea resonates with you; and if it does, use the idea to make some meaningful art.

Anyway, meet Betsy:

 

 

 

Daily Comics Change

 I've been debating pulling Sinfest from the comics listings for a while now, and, sadly, today is the day.

I have been reading it for years, since the old line art days. But, no more. Much to my disappointment, it has been becoming more and more antisemitic. At first, I thought it was a new tear for Tatsuya, as he has been a fairly equal-opportunity satirist. I've been giving him the benefit of the doubt for a long time. I kept wondering when he would move on to another target. 

He hasn't. In the last week or so, he has gotten blatant.

And I can't, in good conscience, support him. 

I'm all for freedom of speech, and I don't have to support speech the I think is harmful. I believe that the Jews are under more than enough threat from the left without me providing another voice any kind of platform or support.