Austin (Formerly known as Scooby Doodle: [LINK POSTED BY MEMBER] Only Members Can View This Truck Forum Link. )
has been hired to do a TV Commercial for Walmart.
Debbie from Paws For Effect sends these pictures:



This is the actual pick-up and scene they used in the commercial. The "guy" is the actor, although I don't know who he is. Austin is the dog on the right, Cameron is on the left.



This is a picture of Austin endearing himself to the actor.

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Thanks for keeping us posted on your Scooby Doodle, Roadkill! He looks like a charmer... and evidently has "the look" and personality that casting folks are seeking.

I hope you take a few moments and just think about the impact you have had on this dog's life... and the lives of other dogs... by taking them into your home and giving them a new lease (or is that "leash" in this case) on life? You've done... and continue to do... good. Thank you!

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What else is there to say but....HOW WONDERFUL!

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If anyone doesn't know, I own 4 Domain Names and have 4 websites hosted on the internet, with Rollingrescue.info being just one.

For years, I have had problems with people "stealing" my images by "HOTLINKING". Here is what HOTLINKING is and what it means:
When ever you see a picture on the WEB, it has a place, or a URL. HOTLINKING allows a person to STEAL this image and use it on another web site by using HTML. That HTML might look something like THIS: <.img src="http://www.this.site.com/funnypic.jpg".> OR (as in the case of TheTruckersReport) [.img]"http://www.this.site.com/funnypic.jpg"[/img.]. What this does is STEAL the image and STEAL bandwidth the web site owner pays for.
Over the years, I have found MY pictures from my four web sites posted all over the internet, particularly on MySpace and even on an JIHAD website. Complaints to MySpace (as well as other web hosting companies) sent via email and certified Mail have done nothing. I have been basically ignored when I try to assert my ownership of these images.

I recently found a web host that gave me the ability to BLOCK HOTLINKING.
However, after I posted these pictures last night, I discovered to my horror that for some reason, the image URLS had been redirected to my "shame on you for stealing my images" picture.

About 10:30 am this morning, I looked at my "HotLink" protection on my web host and discovered that all of the web sites that I "allowed" had been deleted from the configuration. For now, I have disabled the Hotlink Protection on my web server.

For those of you that saw "that" image, please accept my sincerest apology. I am going to investigate this matter further.

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