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There is no psychiatrist in the world like a puppy licking your face. in the state of Minnesota. This is our current listing of dog breeders in MinnesotaOn Sunday, Miley Cyrus announced that she was sending her newest dog, Moonie, to live with another family. This happened less than two weeks after she got Moonie, who was adopted shortly after the mysterious death of her dog Floyd. Let's investigate everything we know about Miley Cyrus and her dogs. How many dogs does Miley have? If you count all the dogs she had in the first week of April, six: Floyd, husky, now deceased.Moonie, Yorkie mix, recently rehomed.Penny Lane, tiny mix.Mary Jane, black-and-white mix. So what happened with Floyd? Miley's dog Floyd died suddenly earlier this month under (at least to her fans) completely mysterious circumstances. She got the Alaskan Klee Kai in 2011, and he was evidently Miley's favorite of her dog army. "I know I don't mean it but I wish he would've taken me with him this is unbearable," she tweeted on April 1 without explaining how or why Floyd died.

"What am I gonna do without him?"How did Miley handle his death? According to her Twitter account, she struggled with his absence. How did Floyd's death impact Miley's touring? A few days after Floyd's death, she paid tribute to him during a concert at Brooklyn's Barclays Center: she sang a song in his memory—while wearing a bikini and furry chaps—to huge inflatable husky that looks like Floyd:Mini Dachshund Puppies For Sale Qld The distraught Cyrus also canceled her Charlotte, N.C. last week just 30 minutes before she was set to perform, citing "a virus" as the reason.Air Purifier 450 Sq FtHas she thought about distancing herself from dogs for awhile? Siberian Husky Puppies For Sale In Ontario California

Maybe that would help. Well, that would be difficult because in the worst idea ever, her mom Tish tried to cheer her up two days after Floyd passed by giving her a new puppy named Moonie. Did Moonie fix everything? Shockingly, no. One inflatable dog serenade and ten days later, Miley announced this Sunday that she was shipping off tiny, new not-Floyd to a family friend. Don't feel too bad for Moonie, though. If this picture is any indication, Moonie seemed to enjoy the idea of travel. Why would someone who loves dogs and who has so many ship off poor Moonie so soon? This is where the situation gets even bleaker. With Floyd or...have there been others? This can't be good.It seems Miley's specific concern about Moonie's size probably has nothing to do with Floyd's death. No, "what happened" probably refers to another doggie incident in Miley's past. Back in 2012, her Yorkie mix, Lila, died when she was just over two years old. And that time it wasn't mere mysterious circumstances: Lila was killed after another of Miley's dogs, Ziggy, "grabbed her in just the wrong spot," according to Miley's mom.

What happened to Ziggy, Miley's dog who eats other dogs? Ziggy was subsequently adopted by another family. There are no other dogs in Ziggy's new home.Sounds like Miley doesn't have the best luck with dogs. Well, she does ride a giant flying hot dog as part of her concert. And sometimes she dresses like a hot dog? But no, she has terrible luck when it comes to non-hot dogs. What will Miley do without Floyd or Moonie? It seems that Miley, along with her new favorite dog Mary Jane, is doing better now that she has a stuffed Floyd to carry around. And we still don't know what happened to poor Floyd?While it's rumored he was attacked by a coyote, we don't know exactly what happened. And perhaps we never will. [Image via Miley Cyrus/Instagram] Subscribe to our YouTube Channel An English Couple Stood In the Rain to Protect This Dog During a Downpour The Major League Baseball team in Baltimore is called the Orioles. But when it comes to making a big play for the Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS), it’s okay to refer to them as angels.

With the Orioles in the thick of the American League postseason chase, the team is hitting a home run in the cause of helping shelter animals reach home — a forever home. Last Saturday, the team unveiled its seventh annual Orioles Pet Calendar, sponsored by Pet+E.R. The 16-month calendar for 2016 features photos of Orioles players with their pets and various BARCS animals at locations around Oriole Park at Camden Yards, where the Orioles play their home games. Last Saturday, several players, including catcher Matt Wieters, pitcher Chris Tillman, and shortstop J.J. Hardy took part in an autograph session at BARCS. Fans who purchased the calendar received autographs. Last Sunday, the first 20,000 fans 15 and over who attended that day’s game against the Minnesota Twins received an Orioles pet leash. The Orioles have helped to raise $190,000 for BARCS, including $46,000 through calendar sales in 2015. The largest companion animal shelter in Maryland, BARCS takes in more than 12,000 dogs and cats and 1,000 wildlife and other small mammals annually.

On any given day, BARCS cares for 110 dogs and 110 cats in the shelter, plus more than 800 animals in foster care. Thanks to Orioles photographer Todd Olszewski, here is a look at some of the players and their pups. 1. Adam Jones and Missy 2. J.J. Hardy and Beauty 3. Chris Davis and Samson 4. Buck Showalter and Webster, Jasper, and Opie See more Pix We Love on Dogster: 10 Coloring Books for Dog Lovers Get Hip With #PuppySwag on Instagram We Love These Creative Cuts From the Grooming Competition at SuperZoo About the author: Jeff Goldberg is a freelance writer in Quincy, Mass. and sportswriter for the Hartford Courant who covered the University of Connecticut’s women’s basketball team (Huskies!) and the Boston Red Sox, Jeff has authored two books on the UConn women: Bird at the Buzzer (2011) and Unrivaled (2015). He lives with his wife, Susan, and their rescue pup, Rocky, an Italian Greyhuahua/Jack Russell mix from a foster home in Tennessee, hence the name Rocky (as in Rocky Top).