sequeena
Winging it.
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Bids often seems to disappear for long stretches, work maybe?
I feel sick. No, surely not! I hear you cry! DH is doing mr some seasoned roasties which will be done shortly - he worked late tonight. I've fancied them for a few days do I hope I can eat them!
It was awful losing our dog. We found him I think 5 years ago now, he was an absolute wreck. I've never ever seen such a frightened, deformed, abused dog in my life. Turned out he had an owner who'd had him 2 weeks after buying him from a farmer who advertised in a paper! His gums were septic, he was starving thin, he was full of arthritis. It was all so awful. For moths he pooed and weed in the house. He chewed clothes. He was afraid of the wind, plastic begs, a newspaper hanging just slightly over the edge of the table! But we loved and nurtured him and spent a fortune at the vets for his teeth and arthritis. And he became the happiest most grateful dog I've ever known. So we didn't have him many years, we think he was about 12 or 13 when he died. Hexwas a black lab so that's a good age anyway but when considering the state of his health too.
He went I to decline when I was pregnant. He lost proper bowl control and tended to go at night in the bedroom, that was a delight. His legs became so bad they despite the anti-inflammatories and supplements we had to carry him up the stairs and eventually down too. By the time Byron was born we just had to leave the dogs shut on one floor as it wasn't possible to manage Ebin - we got stair gates really early! Ebin was a bit upset by Byron too. Then he took a terrible turn for the worse, was organs failure I guess. He had that peak that dying people and animals have. DH had 2 weeks off work and Ebin got lots of attention then he died soon after. Waited all day for my DH to get home from a late shift. We were going to take him to the vet next day to end it he was in such a bad way but that was all he'd been waiting for. He was gone in the morning. He was always DH's dog really. So now I've worked myself into floods of tears I only hope you're not all in the same predicament! Lol
My roasties just arrived.
Oh honey I am so very sorry God bless you for taking him in, Our Candy was in a state too when Sean adopted her and Cotton was riddled with fleas and underweight as a kitten when I rescued her from her 'breeder'
My German Shepherd is black and I came across a picture of a severely underweight black GSD the other day. I won't post the picture as it is severely shocking but I just lost it, I couldn't stop imagining it could have been my girl
Next Saturday (Octber 3rd) I am doing the annual Waggy Walk for Dogs Trust with 2 of my friends. We've raised just over £62 so far and we're hoping to get to £100 (still waiting for some donations to come in)