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It's been most of my night and day. The hotel doesn't allow animals so I come out every couple hours and warm the fur babies. Boarding animals is insanely expensive here.
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I had strawberry Greek yogurt for breakfast and all I could think about was what a great vape it would be.Me vapes strawberry! All day erryday!
GOOD MORNING FAMILY
How's everyone hanging in?
I've caught myself thinking that with carrot cakeI had strawberry Greek yogurt for breakfast and all I could think about was what a great vape it would be.
Murhpy's Law.
My eldest niece's cat (Butterbean) passed from his UTI this morning, both the kids are taking that rough. It's worsened by the fact that we might have to surrender the other two cats if we can't find an affordable place to board them. I pray that tax return gets in so we don't have to. We've got the money to board one of the dogs. Dixie is an emotional support for my sister, so I said board her and I'll find Mulisha a new home. My brother-in-law says wait until Monday so that's up in the air til then. There's a lot of anger and sadness flying around, but we're sticking as close as ever. I'm livid, but hanging with the fuzzbutts is helping.
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Ugggh, Mike, I hate everything about this!! Don't you have any rescue places that will foster then until you get your tax return? There must be something!!! I wish I was closer and could help.
I am so, so sorry about Butterbean. That just breaks my heart.
I remember that storm. We were here by then, but I remember friends and family talking about how bad it was. Wasn't that the one that knocked down the (previously) tallest Doug Fir? It might have been longer ago than that when the tree went down, time seems to warp as I get older.
Well, crap, I forgot about you, too. OK, EXCEPT for you and Nikki! ROFL!
Glad we're on the same page LOL!
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Hmmm... that looks familiar.
I wish we could help you with the animals. That's a sucky situation, and NOBODY should have to give up their furbabies because of a temporary circumstance. I'm so sorry to hear you lost Butterbean, too. Man, that's a bad day. I lost my bestest little buddy last July to congestive heart failure. He'd been acting kind of "down" for a week or so, and then one day he just started choking and gasping and making the most HORRIBLE screaming noises. I'm glad I was here when it happened. I actually did mouth-to-mouth on a cat, but he died in my arms, bless his 3-legged little soul. Rich buried him in the garden, next to the catmint patch where my other bestest buddy is also buried. Oh, there are many, many of my little buddies buried out in the garden. I wish they could live forever...
Yeah. Try contacting any rescues and see if they have someone that can temporarily foster the babies. Such a sucky situation to be in.Ugggh, Mike, I hate everything about this!! Don't you have any rescue places that will foster then until you get your tax return? There must be something!!! I wish I was closer and could help.
Thank you. I'll look into it, but everything I've seen is 200 plus a week. I'm holding hope for Monday, I don't want to give up any animals.Ugggh, Mike, I hate everything about this!! Don't you have any rescue places that will foster then until you get your tax return? There must be something!!! I wish I was closer and could help.
Thank you.I remember that storm. We were here by then, but I remember friends and family talking about how bad it was. Wasn't that the one that knocked down the (previously) tallest Doug Fir? It might have been longer ago than that when the tree went down, time seems to warp as I get older.
Well, crap, I forgot about you, too. OK, EXCEPT for you and Nikki! ROFL!
Hmmm... that looks familiar.
I wish we could help you with the animals. That's a sucky situation, and NOBODY should have to give up their furbabies because of a temporary circumstance. I'm so sorry to hear you lost Butterbean, too. Man, that's a bad day. I lost my bestest little buddy last July to congestive heart failure. He'd been acting kind of "down" for a week or so, and then one day he just started choking and gasping and making the most HORRIBLE screaming noises. I'm glad I was here when it happened. I actually did mouth-to-mouth on a cat, but he died in my arms, bless his 3-legged little soul. Rich buried him in the garden, next to the catmint patch where my other bestest buddy is also buried. Oh, there are many, many of my little buddies buried out in the garden. I wish they could live forever...
Lol this Koopor? Rotflol I love it.
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I think it is, unfortunately. Of course, MINE are all covered in crap so you can't even see what COLOR they are right now, but I have seen pics in the sale catalogs with the calves and yearlings all buffed up like that. These ranchers probably don't "fix" the pictures, so I figure there must be some kind of poofy-mousse or something they put on them. I never see pictures of bulls like that, so that's why I figured it must be something they put on them. You can handle calves and yearlings. Bulls, not so much.
I could just see this big ol' 2,500 pound bull... "You wanna put WHAT on me?" LOL! Yeah, I don't think so.
See the snow in the background? That one has it's winter coat. Somebody washed him and fluffed him up.
You know how it looks when ya brush your lil doggies hair the wrong way, dats what they did to da poor cow lol
I'm so sorry.....
How old are both dogs....and are they fixed and up to date on vetting??? Gonna see if we can help with a miracle
That is a winter picture, and the winter coat helps, but I've seen these pics in the summer, too. The hair's not quite as long in the summer, but they fluff it out the same, and then I think they clip it so it's all the same length. I only see it with young cattle, though, and besides the bulls not being cooperative, I think it's also because the younger animals have longer hair their first year. Once they shed and get their adult coat in, it's usually shorter. That calf in the picture is only about 6 months old, so he still has his "calf coat."
Or maybe they stick their hoof in a light socket, who knows?
I'd like to stick Cricket's HORN in a light socket. The neighbor banded her horn (to kill it so it will fall off) when we took her over to visit the bull a week or so ago, and yesterday I noticed the band was gone. Those are sturdy bands, so I don't know what happened, but maybe the cold made it snap or something. So now her horn WON'T fall off after all. 
She still has her weapon. Poor Helen...
Only Cricket.....sigh...That is a winter picture, and the winter coat helps, but I've seen these pics in the summer, too. The hair's not quite as long in the summer, but they fluff it out the same, and then I think they clip it so it's all the same length. I only see it with young cattle, though, and besides the bulls not being cooperative, I think it's also because the younger animals have longer hair their first year. Once they shed and get their adult coat in, it's usually shorter. That calf in the picture is only about 6 months old, so he still has his "calf coat."
Or maybe they stick their hoof in a light socket, who knows?
That one looks like a yearling, so it probably still has a lot of it's baby hairThat is a winter picture, and the winter coat helps, but I've seen these pics in the summer, too. The hair's not quite as long in the summer, but they fluff it out the same, and then I think they clip it so it's all the same length. I only see it with young cattle, though, and besides the bulls not being cooperative, I think it's also because the younger animals have longer hair their first year. Once they shed and get their adult coat in, it's usually shorter. That calf in the picture is only about 6 months old, so he still has his "calf coat."
Or maybe they stick their hoof in a light socket, who knows?
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