you going to keep all the pups .yeah she is a beautiful dog and the pups.its great to hear about you rescuing her

		blood red skies/dreamer wrote:
		Since the picture they were about 2weeks old,but they were11. I kept a male and female i will post adult pictures soon they are 3years old,the puppys are a mix with huskie they are beautiful thanks they are my life! She was a stray and very loving dog!      hellrider 31038 wrote: wow man.how old are they.very nice      blood red skies/dreamer wrote:

AWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!  Jeanie they are so cute...   they are looking around like,,, MOM???  where did all this white stuff come from.....

When I take my Lab (koda) outside he sinks in the snow when he tries to  poo poo and looks at me like ???  Whats going on here... LOL

		Jeanine wrote:
		It snowed Friday, today  drifting snow.

AWWWWWW!!!!!!!! What pretty doggies!!!!!!! And tons of snow!!!!!!!

		Jeanine wrote:
		It snowed Friday, today  drifting snow.

sorry to hear about your rat but cant the tumor be drained before it pops.maybe its just a sis

		joedraper wrote:
		My rat Emily, is going to die very soon. I took her to the vet today because she has a tumor just above her left front leg. She can still walk and eat and is still pretty active. The vet says that it is cancerous and it feels like a blood mass has collected there. So he tells me that one day it will pop and she'll bleed to death. It will be pretty quick and he assures me that she wont suffer. He also tells me that she's not in any pain at the moment and I don't have to put her to sleep but if she gets to a stage where she can't walk or eat then I have to bring her back. She's pretty old for a rat, she's just over 3 so she's had a long life. I just feel so bad.

My rat Emily, is going to die very soon. I took her to the vet today because she has a tumor just above her left front leg. She can still walk and eat and is still pretty active. The vet says that it is cancerous and it feels like a blood mass has collected there. So he tells me that one day it will pop and she'll bleed to death. It will be pretty quick and he assures me that she wont suffer. He also tells me that she's not in any pain at the moment and I don't have to put her to sleep but if she gets to a stage where she can't walk or eat then I have to bring her back. She's pretty old for a rat, she's just over 3 so she's had a long life. I just feel so bad.

my new oracle rock named: "nostradamus", 
got a call from the president wanted to know what goes with tator tots...say what?

I like that type of bird. It's so cute with the little pink/orange cheeks. And they're inteligent too.

		guidogodoy wrote:
		Why thank you very much. I'll be sure to share your praise on him when he chirps me awake tomorrow morning. Sadly, he has yet to fall into my schedule. Damn MI time change!      Where AmI wrote: Fred is a handsome bird, he is.      guidogodoy wrote: While it took a couple of days to get a pic online, I am happy to introduce my new feathered friend. With the recent and sudden death of my companion of so many years, two empty cages were too much as even Kiko felt the loss. Then it hits me, with a family member coming down from Michigan to spend Thanksgiving, why not try to get another rescue bird from the same place as my longest feathered companion? An email and a couple of phone calls and it was a done deal. My friends, meet Fred! It is scary as he looks so similar to Kiko. He is about a year old and suffers from a couple of problems. Apparently his mother chewed off all but one of his toes on one foot (pictured) and either she or a dumb previous owner cut his flight feathers too short and they'll never grow back. Still, he whistles like crazy and is really funny when he tries to talk. He came with the name "Fred" and I see no reason to change it. (Drumroll please) Voila ici! FRED!

good man.sorry to hear about your other bird.well now freds got a good home

		guidogodoy wrote:
		While it took a couple of days to get a pic online, I am happy to introduce my new feathered friend. With the recent and sudden death of my companion of so many years, two empty cages were too much as even Kiko felt the loss. Then it hits me, with a family member coming down from Michigan to spend Thanksgiving, why not try to get another rescue bird from the same place as my longest feathered companion? An email and a couple of phone calls and it was a done deal. My friends, meet Fred! It is scary as he looks so similar to Kiko. He is about a year old and suffers from a couple of problems. Apparently his mother chewed off all but one of his toes on one foot (pictured) and either she or a dumb previous owner cut his flight feathers too short and they'll never grow back. Still, he whistles like crazy and is really funny when he tries to talk. He came with the name "Fred" and I see no reason to change it. (Drumroll please) Voila ici! FRED!