A Return To Innocence, A Woman's Plight, Reclamation

A Boost Of Joy

“My wolf, who got hit by seizures caused by a new flea medication, and then crippled-weak limbs from time-release anti-seizure medication – all while I had to manage our moving – this evening has officially shown rebounding by my efforts to help her.

I had taken her off of all medications to let her system clear out, and just monitored her for recurrent bladder infections.

And even though she is now muchly blind from thick cataracts, she is learning how to get stronger going up and down stairs, and our brief potty break walks several times a day have been acting as her physical therapy routines.

Tonight, she actually bounded about and was happily panting while gracefully trotting on our walk!

And she and the hound got into some brief zoomies around me together – and I laughed as I went after them to playfully grab tails, and we all got big smiles on our faces!”

A Return To Innocence, Comedy, Reclamation

Subtle Gestures

“I’ve recently begun cleaning up the tiger’s poop from the litter box with a baggy, and then dropping it temporarily outside of our door until I next exit, which immediately reduces the smell in our new sanctuary.

When I was not looking, he had reached through the side of the cattery and had pulled on the edge of a roll, leaving a streaming blue ribbon all.through and across his lair, with the end dangling in his box – right next to sometjing new which needed attending!”