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| Please take a moment to read or leave a comment in my Guestbook, or read more about daily life at Willow Oak in my journal, or email me one of your own stories. |
| "And God said, you are responsible for the fish of the sea, and the fowl of the air, and every living thing that moveth upon the earth." |
| I live to see the smiles on those faces. |
| Critter Chronicles: True and Tender Accounts of Rescue and Reclamation |
| How can you say "No" to a face like this? |
| Taz and Scamp enjoy a romp in the snow at Willow Oak. |
February 8 (Monday) 7:45 pm Snow has covered us again ... and sub-freezing temperatures. It is apparent that we shall lose another whole week of work to the weather. Sasha is doing fine in her new surroundings. She is moving around the room more, and neither Buddy nor Darkly appear to be bothered by her presence. I hope that when she has her litter all goes well with that arrangement. Read more from my journal ... |
| Pete ... ... What can I say? |
| Daniel Taylor welcomes you to |
Fred: Top Dog.
He's a Scamp
Pinky
Lu Lu
Thumper
Grainger
Cleopatra
| "Cleo" |
Grace
Fred
Clyde
Grainger
Horace Lucky
Taz
Thumper
Oscar
Smoky
Darkly
Buddy
Lightly
Bonnie Smile
Willie
BKI
BKII
Boots
Tiger
| Willow Oak |
| Willow Oak, my 16-acre "animal farm" is located in rural Alcorn County, Mississippi, USA. Situated just outside the city limits of Corinth, Mississippi, Willow Oak is home to a ragged bunch of homeless, abandoned, unwanted, and otherwise unloved and abused vagabonds. Willow Oak is open to whoever might be in need of a place to stay, be it of the animal or the plant kingdom, and those who are in need are welcome. And so far, as of this writing, 12 dogs and 13 cats have availed themselves of the opportunity to call Willow Oak home. They need me as much as I need them. I wouldn't have it any other way. |
| Soap Box (coming soon) |
| "Daniel Taylor is greeted by some of his rescued dogs at his home in Corinth on Wednesday," is the caption of the picture that appeared on the front page of the Daily Journal, Northeast Mississippi's newspaper, announcing the publication of my book. |