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Month: December 2012
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Before we take a blog break for the holidays, we're bringing Widget in to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Widget's on her special Christmas blanket that Alayne brings out for the holiday season. It's just one of the many perks Widget is accustomed to enjoying. It's hard to believe…
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We mailed our holiday print newsletter to our donors the week after Thanksgiving, and just posted the PDF version online on our website. As you can see, little Wilbur made the cover of this issue. Blind Bugsy will get his star turn in the spring issue next year. If you haven't already made a gift…
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Having heard there was quite the kerfuffle about this basket in recent weeks, and a lot of attention on the blog about it, Widget decided she needed to check it out. Alayne caught the inspection on camera a couple of days ago. She sniffed, treaded, pawed at it, and located the corners: And: In the…
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We had our first real snowfall overnight, and Alayne took this photo of blind Sophie this morning after she'd been running around gathering up snowballs in her hair. In the summertime her low-slung body with the feathery hair helps tidy up the yard by collecting leaves and other yard debris, and in winter time she…
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Okay, apparently there is something the bigger dogs find very appealing about that wire basket! This is blind and deaf Spinner snoozing in it yesterday evening. Maybe blind Madison tipped her off to its unique comforts. Who knows? While we were taking these photos, I told Alayne that I bet Spinner would react when the…
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Here's an update on another of our adoptees — blind Luke, who came to us in 2006 from a Montana shelter and who was adopted in 2007 by Kate W., one of our fabulous long-time volunteers. Kate's mom Laura, who also had volunteered at the ranch in Ovando for years — what a great team!…
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We love getting updates on the wonderful animals we've adopted out over the years, and here's a recent photo taken this week of blind Stoney. Wendy M. adopted Stoney and blind-and-deaf Baron from us back in 2008 in one of our amazing double-adoptions. They've since moved to the Washington, D.C. area. Wendy wrote, "Just thought…
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It was just a couple of weeks ago that I posted a photo of blind Madison contorting herself to fit inside this wire basket in the dog room. Well, the other day I walked in and found her in an even more awkward position on the same basket — half on, half off, with head…
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I saw that provocative headline in the Wall Street Journal online this weekend and had to read it. I thought you'd be interested in reading it, too, so here it is: 'It's Just a Dog. Get Over It.' The death of a pet is often dismissed. But treating loss with gravity is better for animals—and…