YOUR BEST FRIENDS

Eddie Rich of Henderson sent these photos of his dogs Lucky-Bear, left, and Henrietta. "Lucky was his name, but he looked so much like a bear, I renamed him Lucky-Bear." As for Henrietta: "One night it was snowing and coming out of the woods was this thing ... I set a trap and she was mine for the next 13 years." Eddie Rich of Henderson sent these photos of his dogs Lucky-Bear, left, and Henrietta. "Lucky was his name, but he looked so much like a bear, I renamed him Lucky-Bear." As for Henrietta: "One night it was snowing and coming out of the woods was this thing ... I set a trap and she was mine for the next 13 years." "My name is Jocko, and I?m still buzzin? around after Halloween," wrote Phil Burson of Las Vegas. "I?m just an old-timer having fun and living the life!" "Frito, Chloe and Katie, shown sunbathing on their puppy rug on the patio, are all rescued shelter dogs who would like to ask readers to consider the joy of adopting a homeless pet in need instead of buying one," wrote Autumn McGrath of Summerlin. "Furthermore, they would like to dispel the myth that rescues are hard to train or are ill-behaved, and promise most will be very eager to follow your lead and fit into your home." "This is a picture I snapped of Olie, our crazy yellow Lab, in his favorite sleeping position ? on his back," wrote Dawn Haugstad of northeast Las Vegas. "It almost looks like he is giving you a wink and a smile." Advertisement