I took Tiger and Lily to the vet's this morning for their injections. There was a woman there with a big excited Staff. (
Staffordshire bull terrier-they are always excited.) It looked hungrily towards the cat baskets, as she old me it was not her dog. She had found it wandering nearby. It was
microchipped, so the veterinary nurse rang the number. She was told by the woman who owned the dog that she didn't want it anymore, and that she would not collect it. She had just let it go! The dog's name was Temper Blue, and she was really sweet-sitting when we told her too rather than continuing to leap around, and really enjoying all the attention she was getting. The woman who brought her in was quite upset. The vet was going to keep her and arrange for the dog warden to come and get her. I hope they manage to find her a new home.
I took the baskets back to the shed and saw the violets looking pretty on the lawn. I saw a frog in the pond and a black cat on the neighbour's shed. In the half light we have had today and since the weekend, everything seemed very cold and pale, apart from the lovely purple and green of the violets.
I took the baskets back to the shed and saw the violets looking pretty on the lawn. I saw a frog in the pond and a black cat on the neighbour's shed. In the half light we have had today and since the weekend, everything seemed very cold and pale, apart from the lovely purple and green of the violets.
6 comments:
Awww poor doggie-Of course i would have brought him home- and there would have been all sorts of trouble...you were wise to collect your kitty baskets and leave- some one will love Temper Blue- his woman owner will come back as an unwanted pooch!
Love the little violets waking up for spring- so beautiful Sarah!
How awful to just abandon the dog, to not even hand it in to an animal rescue centre. Love the little violet shining through.
That's so sad! I really hope he finds a happy 'forever' home. I love the photoplay today! Hope you are enjoying the holiday. Ros
At least Temper Blue was brought in to the vet before she was injured or starved on the street. Neglect is an awful offense.
Thanks for the violet photos. Very cheery and hopeful. The kitty on the roof makes me smile. The effects and filters on your photos give them even more to say.
That's so sad about the dog! I'll never understand neglect. I think of my furry babies like I do children. I took them in and I will do everything I can to make sure they are healthy and happy. I hope that dog is able to find a forever home where she is loved!
Love the cat on the roof!
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