Who is cuter Puppies vs Babies- VOTE today!

This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Puppies vs. Babies for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.

It is time for the world to vote so we can find out who is cuter-Puppies vs. Babies! I first must say that my two children are by far cuter then any puppy! Now that I got that business out of the way it is time to go and get your vote out there. Take some time looking at the puppies and babies and then make sure to vote for the cutest at the Puppies vs. Babies online contest!

I am sad my two children are not out there for you to vote for them since I know you all would agree that my 2 children are so adorable. :) :)

I am going to go and search the babies and go vote. I will not vote for a dog! No way can I vote for a dog before a baby, it is like saying I would save a dog before a baby in a burning house. God wrote in his word that we have dominion over all the animals so to me it just sounds wrong to vote for a puppy rather then a baby.

GO VOTE TODAY: Puppies vs. Babies online contest

Contest runs until November 23 and you can vote several times.

The winning baby ( I hope a baby wins) or puppy will win $5000. What does a puppy need that money for? A baby has many needs and $5000 would be a blessing to any family.

What are your thoughts? Will you vote baby or puppy? Comment and let me know who you voted for! :)

Comments

Nancy said…

I think you should be more clear about your opinion. (Wink, wink) Now following you from Welcome Wednesday Blog Hop!

November 2, 2011 at 8:58 AM

Praises from a Wife and Mommy! said…

Haha... I was pretty clear and blunt! LOL

November 2, 2011 at 9:53 AM

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