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Sammy really is a stud muffin!I SWEAR I really thought there was some in there. He’s half the size of a well bred male. Our vet looked over the printout (made no sense to me, it’s all the genome sequencing) and said maybe he was the runt of the litter. Mystery solved, and Himself is happy. Sammy is really his dog, so I’m glad he’s pleased with the results.
Beautiful pup, MelI got back Sammy’s dna results from Cornell Vet School. Waiting for any other info that turns up in their research that he’s enrolled in.
BUT, huge shocker... he’s purebred, back to his great grandparents. All Rottweiler! Apparently I just got the teacup version
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Thanks, guys! He really is a sweetheart. Himself said he never wanted another dog after we lost his to cancer a year and a half ago. But, Sammy stole his heart. And he’s awesome company for me during the day.
Feeling a touch of pure envy...
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Kitten season is unreal again this year. Caught one my first night, two together the next. Bringing them home and putting them in a cage and trying to tame them so I can find them homes. If I cannot tame them they get set loose again but not before spay neuter for all. Family of four. 3 kittens and one mom. I have to catch mommy next and I fear she is already pregnant again.
I had a neighbor that would catch all the strays and have them spayed/neutered then release them. She continued taking care by feeding and watering them, she even gave them special Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners.
What a lovely old lady.
That is called (TNR) Trap Neuter Return. I will be doing that with the mom of the kittens because several in the neighborhood I am trapping, love her and will feed her. My hope with the kittens is to tame them and get Rescue backing for them. The Rescue will then take them from me and Vet them (spay, neuter, all vaccines, deworm, etc) and find them homes. Nobody leaves me without either getting spay/neutered or going to a place where I know they will be spayed/neutered. The whole point is to stop the pro-creation and while I cannot do it with all ferals in my county, I have other friends doing it and this is what we do all kitten season. Three years ago, after 2+ years of harassing the county government, speaking at commissioners meetings and showing data, we convinced our county authority to recognize "community cats' and leave them alone. They used to scoop them up and euthanize deeming them "unadoptable" but now they have to leave them be. Momma cat, that gets released back to her environment will have her ear tipped showing she is a "community cat" and is being cared for.
She explained something similar so animal control left the kitties alone, it's been a couple of years ago and she has since moved.
Toby can see again! Not much left to do just some of his front feet and that beard I couldn’t get done with his muzzle on
Still raining where I am 
Come on summer I Want to be able to do some tanning with my bunnies outside soon.
Poor horse is getting wet
Come on summer I Want to be able to do some tanning with my bunnies outside soon.
Poor horse is getting wet
The bunnie are hanging out under cover out of the pouring rain on my walk way while I clean their house out tonight .
Wild cat socializing is coming along well. The beauty queen in the hammock loves to be held and has a very loud purr. The other two are slower to warm up although one is comfortable with me holding him. Not so much the other. Yet. They are learning about hammock naps and fuzzy mice (and good regular meals)
Imagine if people cared about bunnies as much as kittens. There aren’t any programs to spay or neuter bunnies and I wish I could do the ones at my work
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