Rhino
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Took a couple months off from measuring her height since she didn’t grow much b it she had a growth spurt recently so had to get it on the wall
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Awww, he looks like Lucy!Fostering this guy, name is Kevin. My daughter was fostering him for a year out in LA. She was moving and another girl took him in. Then a lady in Connecticut adopted for his forever home. That fell apart on his 3rd day of a 4 day trip across the country. Got the call of a daughter in panic so…. Guess who’s at my house. In 4 weeks time he’s been a great buddy. He’s going to meet another coupe tomorrow that want to be his forever parents. A Disabled Marine Vet and his wife seem to be a perfect match for him. Been a long journey for this guy.
Hmmm… that couch looks familiar.Fostering this guy, name is Kevin. My daughter was fostering him for a year out in LA. She was moving and another girl took him in. Then a lady in Connecticut adopted for his forever home. That fell apart on his 3rd day of a 4 day trip across the country. Got the call of a daughter in panic so…. Guess who’s at my house. In 4 weeks time he’s been a great buddy. He’s going to meet another coupe tomorrow that want to be his forever parents. A Disabled Marine Vet and his wife seem to be a perfect match for him. Been a long journey for this guy.
He’s in agreement! ??Hmmm… that couch looks familiar.
My vet uses laser therapy to treat soft-tissue injuries. It won't fix serious injuries like luxated kneecap, but it does reduce inflammation. It's pretty inexpensive treatment too.Well my dog recently hurt her leg. Been almost 5+ weeks of recovery and plenty of $$$. But certainly cost not even a thought. She likes that sun and warmth, really helps.
Need to add she is doing much better. She is about 90%+.
I actually bought a cold laser therapy device for her. She seems to enjoy it.My vet uses laser therapy to treat soft-tissue injuries. It won't fix serious injuries like luxated kneecap, but it does reduce inflammation. It's pretty inexpensive treatment too.
Here's my pal. He rides in the truck all the time. I pulled the back seats out to give him some extra space.
My dogs exclusively ride in the back.Are dogs riding in the back of trucks not a thing anymore? I feel like I never see that and it makes me sad. I guess I didn't get the memo. Before anyone levels the safety spear at me, we were driving through the neighborhood (no main roads) from the beach and my old man's rear shocks are kinda shot after nearly 14 years. He's not going anywhere except to the side to breathe in the freedom.
Well, we can at least both agree that you have beautiful dogs. Maybe because yours are in an enclosed space it's ok? I don't know.My dogs exclusively ride in the back.
I'm not cleaning up after them inside.
I've shared these before but here they are saying hi.