Category Archives: Rescued canines

“Do you need masks? I can send them.”

Posted on April 1, 2020 by connieinchina

My text messages this morning came from my veterinarian friend, Dr. Wang, who is located in Chengdu, Sichuan Province’s capital city.  Over the years, she’s helped me with numerous animal rescues:  giving me discounts, mailing me canine or feline medical … Continue reading →

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A U.S. Dog Contest Entry: Wish Us Luck!

Posted on June 14, 2014 by connieinchina

Last week, I went for a trim at my hair stylist’s salon, Stephen’s.  This was to ensure that I looked updated and preppy for my travels to our Illinois Great Rivers’ Annual Conference, which I attended last week. While lounging … Continue reading →

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Finishing Up Promised News: US Consulate Talk

Posted on April 27, 2014 by connieinchina

My time is winding down here in the big city of Chengdu. I will finish my Chinese language classes on May 1, which is the UN proclaimed international holiday, Labor Day. China observes this with 3 days off, May 1 … Continue reading →

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Watching the 2013 Westminster Dog Show

Posted on February 16, 2013 by connieinchina

            No one can deny that Americans are great animal lovers.  My Chinese colleagues, friends and students were always amazed how Little Flower played such a vital role in my overseas’ life.              When they visited, they’d gaze in wonder … Continue reading →

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