Comments on: Nov 27 – Jessie

By: Jo Leigh

Jo Leigh — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 16:42:40 +0000

Hey, Willa! Yeah, that doggie breath can be something else. And you haven’t lived until an over-exuberant puppy has given you a special French kiss. lol!

Bailey, it’s not so much the cat as the cat litter. Oh, and I totally get the pet worry. ::hugs::

By: Bailey Stewart

Bailey Stewart — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 19:57:39 +0000

The kittens are beautiful Shawn. You did a great thing. All four of my cats were saved from the streets.

Jo, a cat won’t take up much room, honest.

Part of my agoraphobic problem is an extreme fear that the house will catch on fire and that the kitties will be killed.

By: Willa

Willa — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 10:52:22 +0000

Glad to hear she’s back safe and well with her shiny gnashers! And all this saves you the worry of being felled at twenty paces by her breath!! Lol!

By: Shawn Hansen

Shawn Hansen — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 03:01:31 +0000

Yeah for the J-Dog!

We’re all so happy she’s home and well.

:-)

By: Jo Leigh

Jo Leigh — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 01:39:30 +0000

Shawn, the kitties are too adorable! Oh, I want kitties. Many of them. Jessie would be so happy. She was raised with a big old boy cat named Dugly who groomed her and her sister all the time. Jessie went mad for it – she would keep perfectly still for ten minutes or more just so Dug would groom her face. Now she expects all kitties to do the same, and she’s so hurt and confused when they want nothing to do with her. Good for you, saving those darling babies!

Jessie’s home, fine and already chasing her ball. We can’t feed her tonight because of fear of throwing up, but I made her some chicken soup which she’s enjoying quite a bit. No matzo balls, though. Those belong to mom and dad. :)

By: Shawn Hansen

Shawn Hansen — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 18:19:29 +0000

Jo,

For what it’s worth, I get awful animal anxiety near the end of each day I have to go to work.

With all of the wildlife here, I, too, fret over each creature, and when a particular deer fails to show up at his or her normal passing-though time, I worry.

The fires hit me the same way.

One of our dogs is going in for her teeth in a few days, and I’ll be the same way: worried and on edge until she gets home.

We have the good fortune to have a large enough space to have rescued four dogs and four cats. Two of the cats are actually sibling kittens who were abandoned in the area: we just captured them two weeks ago, and we are still humanizing them.

Pass some of your anxious time with their first photos here: http://www.bluesgone.com/NaNoWriMo/?page_id=15

I’ll think good thoughts for Jessie.