Re: Pets - Animals - Photo's - Health - Discussion

by **GuardianAngel** Sun Oct 07, 2018 12:35 pm

Oh my gosh, what a good boy/girl! Very sweet!

@Stone_Hedge Would you get another dog?

by **GuardianAngel** Sun Oct 07, 2018 12:44 pm

These types of tweets are the only things that I enjoy on my twitter these days.

The world is a dark place right now so this is Just to make you smile.

A dog playing with a bunny.

RETWEET! pic.twitter.com/d0R4Zzz3qy
— StanceGrounded (@_SJPeace_) October 7, 2018

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by Guest Sun Oct 07, 2018 1:27 pm

GuardianAngel wrote:Oh my gosh, what a good boy/girl! Very sweet!

@Stone_Hedge Would you get another dog?

I’ve had three before , all Maltese. That’s a lot of work and money so I don’t think I want to do that again. I have two only because Sasha was 12 and all my others died by or shortly after 12. Like Sasha being the one to help me with the loss of the other dogs, My DH got Baylee in case something happened to Sasha.

by **Sprite** Sun Oct 14, 2018 6:59 pm

Something to brighten the day. Cute rescue animals and lots of eye candy.

I'm just posting the link since it has all 12 photos on the site and it is just a bit long.

http://www.dogheirs.com/hunky-australian-firefighters-snuggle-with-rescue-dogs/

by **GuardianAngel** Sun Oct 14, 2018 10:47 pm

@Sprite oh my gosh!! What a great idea, and what fantastic looking guys!

Something about a big guy with a little dog I find so sweet! They are all so good looking and all the dogs are so adorable!

by **Sprite** Mon Oct 15, 2018 3:44 am

GuardianAngel wrote:@Sprite oh my gosh!! What a great idea, and what fantastic looking guys!

Something about a big guy with a little dog I find so sweet! They are all so good looking and all the dogs are so adorable!

Yup. I must say the reason I looked, I was hoping Cam would be one of the Aussie firefighers!!!

by **GuardianAngel** Mon Oct 15, 2018 12:30 pm

@Sprite that's a good website, so many good articles in there.

by **Sprite** Mon Oct 15, 2018 6:03 pm

I was volunteering at a fundraising event for All Breed Canine Rescue this weekend and we got to talking about some of the new flea and tick medications. Apparently there have been some severe side effects with them including vomiting, seizures and even death. This article goes through the symptoms that have been reported to the FDA. We are not using them for any of our rescues.

https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/bravecto-nexgard-simparica-oral-flea-tick-preventives-safe/

by LoveDovez Thu Oct 18, 2018 5:53 am

OMG did anyone see Dr Chris on Pet Vet and a doc at Sash do the surgery on Millie the Pug to cut her tongue off so it would fit in her mouth???? It played on my TV Oct 13th... As I said OMG I found this amazing that they could do this. Her tongue almost drug the ground and she could never get it all in her mouth and after the surgery she looked like a normal little Pug...

by **GuardianAngel** Thu Oct 18, 2018 9:30 pm

@LoveDovez Awwww that sounds so sweet! No I didn't see that but that's so amazing they were able to able the pug! yes

by LoveDovez Fri Oct 19, 2018 6:59 am

GuardianAngel wrote:@LoveDovez Awwww that sounds so sweet! No I didn't see that but that's so amazing they were able to able the pug!

@GuardianAngel It was truly amazing to me. His little tongue was so long and would never fit in his mouth so the end of it got really dried out so they did the surgery and cut a lot of it off and at the end it showed the little Pug with his tongue in his mouth... So sweet and amazing. I would have never thought they could do this because of it bleeding so much.. I'm still in awe of them. : )

by **GuardianAngel** Fri Oct 19, 2018 8:44 pm

@LoveDovez it warms my heart to see such acts of kindness. For them to figure it all out and make it successful is wonderful!

Just like the surgeon who did surgery on a young boy, then decided to repair his ripped teddy bear. IDK why but that really touched me.

Surgeon operates on boy, then sews up his teddy bear

HALIFAX -- A Halifax neurosurgeon has performed a career first, after a young patient asked him to stitch up a beloved teddy bear while the boy recovered from surgery.

Like many of Dr. Daniel McNeely's patients, eight-year-old Jackson McKie -- who he's looked after since he was an infant -- brought a stuffed toy to the operating room with him last Thursday.

McNeely said he couldn't say no when the boy asked him to fix a tear in his fluffy friend right before his surgery.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/surgeon-operates-on-boy-then-sews-up-his-teddy-bear-1.4117858

Patient asks if I can also fix teddy bear just before being put off to sleep... how could I say no? pic.twitter.com/WOKFc5zr91
— P. Daniel McNeely (@pdmcneely) September 30, 2018

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