If you're looking for witch stuff near you, there are a few things to consider. Firstly, it's important to understand what kind of witchcraft you're interested in. There are many different traditions and practices within the realm of witchcraft, so knowing what you're drawn to can help narrow down your search. Once you know what kind of witchcraft you're interested in, you can start looking for local shops or communities that cater to those practices. Online directories and forums can be a great resource for finding local witchcraft shops or groups. Some cities may have physical stores dedicated to witchcraft and the occult, while others may have more informal groups or meet-ups.
Butler Blue II
Butler Blue II (Nickname: Blue) was the second in a young lineage of English Bulldogs bred by Frank and Jeane King of Kong King Kennels in Lizton, Ind., which have served as the mascot of Butler University since 2000. Blue II was owned by Michael Kaltenmark, a 2002 Butler graduate and Director of External Relations his wife, Tiffany, and their human sons, Everett (Master Everett) and Miles (Bulldog Miles). Blue II (male) was born March 27, 2004, and his first day of service to Butler was on May 20 that same year.
Blue II made his campus debut unceremoniously as a puppy of less than 8 weeks old. He immediately captured the hearts of Butler students, faculty, staff, alumni and fans, and has since gone on to become Butler’s most decorated and beloved bulldog during his tenure.
Blue II would go on to admirably serve Butler as the official mascot for nine years. During that time, Blue II not only became Butler’s most decorated mascot but was also considered one of the most recognizable mascots in all of sport.
During his tenure, Blue II met the likes of Colin Powell, Peyton Manning, and Jillian Michaels, and even former President George H.W. Bush and First Lady Barbara Bush. He appeared on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, and of course, captured the hearts of the Nation with two consecutive NCAA men’s basketball Final Four appearances, thus earning Blue II the title of “Butler’s mascot, America’s dog.”
After nine years of service to the University, Blue retired in May of 2013 to assume the title of Mascot Emeritus. Unfortunately, however, Blue II’s retirement was short-lived as he would succumb to heart failure on August 31, 2013.
Facts and Statistics
Personal
Professional
Breed: English bulldog – male
Birthdate: March 27, 2004
Weight: 58 lbs.
Fur Color: Fawn & White
Favorite Treats: Holistic Select snacks, ice cream, and cheese
Favorite Toys: Basketball, football, teddy bear, and any chew toys made of soft latex
Favorite Activities: Athletic and campus events, boating, Tail Wagon rides, tractor and ATV rides, kiddie pools, and sleeping in
Pet Peeves: Thunderstorms, fireworks, fax machines, and the three-hole punch
Best Tricks: High-five, pout, dead dog, roll over, and speak
Dates of Service: May 20, 2004 – May 20, 2013
Tagline: Butler’s Mascot, America’s Dog
First Day as Mascot: May 20, 2004
Official Breeder: Kong King Kennel – Frank & Jean King, Lizton, Ind.
Official Groomer: Good Dog Hotel & Spa, Indianapolis, Indiana
Official Vet: Dr. Kurt Phillips ’92—City Way Animal Clinic, Indianapolis, Ind.
Official Clothier: Nike
Miscellaneous Support: Follett Corporation (Butler Bookstore), Indianapolis, Indiana
Butler Blue IV, Butler’s mascot, goes on injured list
On a typical game day for the Butler University women’s basketball team, mascot Butler Blue IV would greet the starting lineup for head scratches before tip-off. Unfortunately, Blue will be absent for the team’s home opener on Sunday, as he’s on canine medical leave.
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Here’s what we know about Blue’s role with the team, his injury and his dogged recovery process.
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