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RE: Sara, the Dog
lol! you don't say! that's very interesting sir willymac!
do they live a long time and how do you know how old she is, have you taken her to a vet or anything? lol
lol! you don't say! that's very interesting sir willymac!
do they live a long time and how do you know how old she is, have you taken her to a vet or anything? lol
the first thing I always do with a rescued animal is to have a vet check everything, including dental, so I can fix what can be fixed, and do my best to minimize any others that cannot be fixed.
No real idea how old Sara was; 10 or so, probably. She was a stray, and had missed a lot of care and that shortened her life. She was in my care for about eight years, though, and I'm thankful for that.
howdy back willymac..so are you saying that you took Emma to the vet?
Texas humor, I take it?
Only by accident, I may have implied that, but NO would be the best answer! No one in their right mind would try to corral that bird unless we all were planning a trip to the doctor!
Dogs, Cowboy, ...dogs! They get vet treatment. So did a couple of "free" goats that cost about $700 in vet bills, but that is what happens when you get to be friends with someone.
lol! it costs a fortune when you get to be friends with someone..lol especially if they are female friends! no Texas humor this time, lol...I thought maybe you took Emma to the Vet! that would make a good post! lol
My Other Half tells me the most expensive thing I ever said was, "Ohhh...she is sooo sweet!" just before I picked up a dog.
Can't help it, though.
lol! and your wife also comes to love them to, right?
That only takes until the first touch.