A Journey To Home
My tender hearted girl decided she wanted to foster an old lady. Selkie is 14, is nearly deaf and nearly blind, has a hard time walking and uses her bark to get her needs met. She got her home, took her for a bath and then basically loved this old girl for three weeks until the property manager decided that it wasn’t a good match (barking too much AND because she is a pit bull). My girl knew it was probably temporary but she gave that dog a comfortable loving home, away from the chaos of the shelter, for a short time. Ideally, she would have walked her home but that’s not how it worked this time. Last night she stood and ugly cried on a strangers shoulder after giving her back. I love that girl and her sweet heart. I wish Selkie a new final home full of love.
Beautiful post! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteWell said. Life is a journey of learning and I hope it never stops.
ReplyDeleteTill it’s time to do our final check out.
DeleteSort of off-topic but also, sort of on-topic: you asked my what my favourite book was in 2018. It's "Circe" by Madeline Miller -- a wonderful retelling of the Greek myth which is reinterpreted as a story of how a woman truly comes into her own self and personhood.
ReplyDeleteI’m looking it up now.
DeleteInner peace is the ingredient everyone strives to achieve. It sure makes life feel better.
ReplyDeleteIndeed it does.
DeleteIf we each worked on ourselves, the world would be a better place!
ReplyDeleteSo very true. Some people just walk through with blinders on.
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