Deanna

[Guest guest]

You did say that you had worked with a vet. You also said you had

worked in the animal shelter as well. That would break my heart to

see so many beautiful animals abandoned. I live in the country and

you would not believe how many people will just dump unwanted

animals in the woods. Cats will go feral, and reproduce more feral

cats. Dogs however, are not as self sufficient as cats. I used to

take them in but it got to be too much. I have to call the dog

catchers. I hate doing that; but it is more humane then letting

them starve on a back woods dirt road. Out here there is also a big

problem with dog fighting and cockfighting. That is so repulsive.

I have always thought boxing and wrestling is repulsive too. Even

though I have to admit during the Olympics the Greco Roman Wrestling

with those hunky guys in those tight little leotards rolling around

on one and other was kinda hot...LOL. Anyway I deviate... I have a

things for birds; especially birds of prey. There was this group

call the Rapture Society that would take care of injured raptures;

eagles hawks olws and the like. I had gone to several of their

seminars over the last decade or so. Well last year they joined

forces with a group from England and are in the process of building

the largest Birds of Prey protective society in the country on 1500

acres just down the street from where I live! Princess Anne was

here last spring for the ribbon cutting. I am very excited as I had

tried to volunteer before when I could and am looking forward to

retuning when I am well. It is very cool. There is also a group in

Mt. Pleasant that find, spay and care for the feral cats. I love

animals too. I love my dogs, they are the coolest frisbee dogs and

can jump over your head for a frisbee. Border Collies; they are

brothers and soo smart. I want to take them to frisbee and agility

competitions one day. I really hate how this condition has put so

many of my dreams on hold. Not stopped; just stalled. Bright side I

am saving a fortune by not traveling as much as I used to..... there

is always a silver lining.

Chrissy