SALT friends – tell us more about your special family member and submit photos to be featured in our SALT Pet of the Month column!

You can also email your interest to SALTonline@eversheds-sutherland.com and we will respond to you with questions.

Dom & Carley.jpgMeet Dom, the newest rescue pet of Sacramento partner Carley Roberts and her husband, Jeremy. You may remember the Roberts’ other pets, which were featured as Pet of the Month in March and in our April Fool’s edition of the SALT Shaker

Carley recently was heading home from work late in the evening, and as she entered the freeway, she came upon a large, Pit Bull-ish looking dog running at top speed in the lanes of traffic. Cars were whizzing by him without a care, so Carley rolled down her window, pulled to the side of him, and began talking to the clearly scared pup, hoping he might slow his stride. As the dog, who is now known as Dom, began slowing down, Carley swerved to protect him as another car impatiently tried to cut around her. She then drove ahead of Dom, continuing to swerve back and forth until all traffic was at a standstill. Once at a stop in the road, Carley opened her doors and encouraged Dom to hop in. As he approached, he stopped about 10 feet in front of her, lowered his head, and stared, showing no trace of emotion. Now eye-to-eye with what was clearly a 100-plus pound Pit Bull, for a split second Carley questioned the wisdom of her judgment, but knew she was doing the right thing and continued to sweetly encourage Dom to jump in her car. Thankfully he did, hopping into the driver’s seat and then into the backseat. Continue Reading SALT Pet of the Month: Dom

Precious2.JPGMeet Precious Mackey (a/k/a Ms. P), who weighs in at 14 pounds of pure cattitude! Precious is not so fond of humans, having little use for anyone except her owner, Washington SALT secretary extraordinaire Kerrie Mackey, who is allowed to feed, brush, and occasionally rub Ms. P’s ears. But do not even think about carrying

Thumbnail image for Biscuit2.JPGMeet Biscuit, the seven-year-old ruby nose beagle (also known as a lemon beagle) of GenOn Energy Tax Manager Lucy Lunt. Although you might not believe it from the looks of her photos, Biscuit loves going for walks and tracking rabbits—although Biscuit1.JPGshe would have no idea what to do with a rabbit if she ever actually caught one. A true couch potato

Calvin and Maggie.jpgMeet Calvin and Maggie, the playful new kittens of Sutherland Client & Practice Development Manager Katie O’Brien and her boyfriend, Scott. It has been just five days since the four-month-old pair was adopted from the Atlanta Humane Society, but they are already Sutherland SALT’s biggest fans: while Mom and Dad are away at work, the kittens&rsquo

Thumbnail image for Mustard1.jpg“They allow ponies in this neighborhood?!?” “You could ride him to work!” “He’s bigger than me!” “Put a saddle on that thing!!”

Yea, yea, Mustard (the attention-magnet-only-“child” of Sutherland SALT extern Ted Friedman and his wife, Caroline) has heard it all before…and he no longer takes offense to the horse comments.

Mustard is a 17-month-old

Thumbnail image for Felice and B 1.jpgMeet Mrs. Beasley (“B” for short)—often called the luckiest dog in the world. Sutherland Chief Client Service Officer Thumbnail image for Bea wet.jpgFelice Wagner found Mrs. Beasley 15 years ago on U.S. Route 1 in downtown Miami. Since then, Mrs. Beasley has traveled the world, including taking a swim in all of the Great Lakes. Her

Thumbnail image for August Pet of the Month 1.jpgMeet Jackson and Angel, the beer-drinking Puggles (i.e., Pug/Beagle mix) of Washington SALT secretary extraordinaire, Debbie Manders. Jackson and Angel are “half-siblings”—born one day apart to separate moms, following a particularly eventful weekend for Dad.

Jackson is all black—a rare find in the Puggle world—and is in the constant shadow of Debbie’s partner, Stretch. Jackson’s

Thumbnail image for Mack.jpgMeet Mack, the curly-tailed companion of Sutherland New York Associate Andrew Appleby. Andrew rescued Mack—allegedly an American Bulldog—from a Tennessee shelter. Mack is currently pulling a tour as a guard dog at Andrew’s parents’ house in Taxachusetts (and yes, she’s Thumbnail image for Mack and Andy.jpga huge Red Sox fan like her owner). Mack’s bark is definitely worse than

May 2011 Pet of the Month.jpgNo, that’s not a pony, it’s a dog. Meet Kodi, a 100+ pound Great Pyrenees who recently arrived in Seattle. Too big to be shipped or flown, Kodi made the cross-country drive from North Carolina with his owner, Sarah Mohr, a tax manager at Amazon.

Unlike many other SALT Pets of the Month, Kodi spends