Obama Dog Gets Milk-Bones for Life

November 6, 2008 RSS Feed Print

President-elect Barack Obama hasn't even gone to the pound to get his long-promised puppy for daughters Sasha and Malia, but when it arrives, there will be a present awaiting the fur ball. Milk-Bone tells us that it will provide a lifetime supply of the doggie treat to the new first family. Why? Well, says the firm celebrating its 100th anniversary, "to welcome the first pup to the White House." The firm adds in a release to us: "Milk-Bone, the iconic pet snack brand that is celebrating its 100th anniversary by recognizing Milk-Bone Moments, wishes to congratulate the new first family on the historic moment that occurred Tuesday night and their commitment to future pet parenthood by offering to supply the family with a LIFETIME supply of Milk-Bone dog biscuits. The Milk-Bone brand takes an oath to keep the presidential pooch-elect stocked with as many dog biscuits as he or she could wish for!"

 

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Amazing post i must say that was worth reading

Eric taylor of AL 7:04PM August 06, 2009

I agree, the president does not need free milkbones.

Milkbones and other companies for pets should make sure the food banks have enough for the pets of people who go there.

I for one, always include dog food when donating.

Joan of NJ 2:50PM May 20, 2009

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