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LNGERZ@...
Add to the equines, one happy barn cat who rides on Daisy Mae's back, when
Daisy is in a good mood, one hypothyroid mixed breed Lab/Aust. Cattle dog, Becce, one deaf Maltese, Puppy, ( pet store boy, adopted by us at almost a year old, now nine years old) and Mira, (My Miracle Angel) a 10 year old, Maltese rescued from a Missouri puppy mill auction last Oct. 25th, minus many of her teeth, but a happy girl now. She survived 10 years "on the wires" in the puppy miller death camps, but now has ramps to use to get on the bed or the futon, so she won't hurt her little knees, and food (too much, now on a diet -- but I have no will power) So, as a retired RN, I now run a Nursing Home at home for my animals! What's a mother to do? KP |
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Didn't see it till you pointed it out. God helps those who are old and those
who use email, to read right past the typos. KP and yes, I do buy it in bulk for the equines. Becce Dog requires 2 little tablets a day -- piece of cake (so to speak). |
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Kay Howitt <akkray@...>
KP, you've got a full house and some lucky animals! My rescue dog, cat and
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Icelandic horse are all apparently healthy (although the Icey is way fat!) so I have it pretty easy these days. My Cushingoid TB/QH gelding Domino is doing much better, too....finally got the lameness cleared up, or so we hope. You must be buying thyroid meds by in bulk :0). Take care, Kay in AK LNGERZ@... wrote: Add to the equines, one happy barn cat who rides on Daisy Mae's back, when |
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Kay Howitt <akkray@...>
Kay Howitt wrote:
You must beOops...you can just erase the word 'by' and everything will make much better sense. Kay |
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