
My tribe has left me for the West Coast. This cold apartment has gotten a colder. But I take solace in the fact that my pooch is on the job, working long hours to insure the sanity and safety of his Momma. Exemplifying the required qualities of an Emotional Support Animal, he’s a dog born to wear the black and blue.
More Frenchie after the break.
This animal is ready when his number is called.
But you just have to power through.
Like most jobs, some days are more exciting than others.
And the stress of it all can start to weigh on you.




I am speechless! Epic post. Oh how I have missed FF!!!! We take good care if them both!
Oliver Elliott-Unterberger – member of the DFESA (Delta Force of Emotional Support Animals)
From the halls of 63 E. 9th
To the shores of L’guna Beach
Emotionally support in turbulence
In the air, on land and beach.
First to fight for squeaky toys everywhere
And to keep my wee wee pad clean
I am proud to wear my black-blue vest
Cuz I’m Emo Delta force, I mean!
Awesome pics and text, Graham!