Welcome to Flabby Labby

This site has now become Moose's Memorial and will also serve as a permanent Public Service Announcement.

Moose died as a result of being exposed to toxic Chlorophenoxy pesticides by an UNAUTHORIZED visit to my house from Chemlawn. Moose then died a slow, painful death four months later, from liver, kidney and neurological failure.

TruGreen Chemlawn is an arrogant, negligent and socially irresponsible company with horrible business practices.

Jump into the Chemlawn Section here.

I will not let this situation slip away into obscurity. The public needs to hear this story. If it can happen to us, it can happen to you.

The entire system is broken! From Trugreen Chemlawn, to the wealthy and vast Chemical Company Lobbyists, to the EPA,  the MDA, and lastly, Veterinarians. Sloppy, inefficient, apathetic people from the top down, subverting the truth !

Our family has suffered a great loss, and we will never get back our beloved Moose. BUT the dangers that killed Moose --still exist and affect EVERYBODY else.

If commonly applied pesticides can kill a healthy 75 lb dog, they can certainly kill a 40 lb child.

The things you will learn from our experience should shock and infuriate you! Nothing ever seems to get accomplished in this world until somebody gets angry. Well, Hell hath no fury like an ANGRY mother with heartbroken children.

Don't leave this site without meeting Moose!

Let's remember the best part of this website, Moose!

Moose was an extraordinary dog. He was a highly intelligent purebred yellow Labrador Retriever. Moose accurately understood every situation around him. His command of understanding the English language was superior. We feel like we've lost a human member of our family. Our house feels so empty without his vivacious spirit running around.

See Moose's photos, his videos and read funny stories of a spectacular life, cut short, but well lived.

We had a saying in our house:
"If you had to be a dog, you'd wanna be Moose!"

Moose displayed all the best aspects of his species. He lived in the moment and with total joy and selfless love for the human hearts he owned.

That's I will remember him and that's how I want him to be remembered.  (See Why have Dogs?)

See the Condolence cards and emails from friends, family, neighbors and the doctors and staff who knew Moose.

Please read our story and sign the guestbook if you are moved to.