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.
It’s good to know you are ok over there, Linda. We are isolating ourselves here too. A new normal!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this gorgeous view. Stay well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sunrise!
ReplyDeleteI just returned from a trip to my local market. 2 single rolls of TP per transaction, a few paper towels, fresh meat case stocked but 2 packages per transaction. bread aisle stocked but 4 bread items per transaction. I was able to get everything on my list. pet food aisle well stocked. frozen food was being replenished by 6 different people.
ReplyDeleteand we all practiced social distancing in the store; it's easy, since there are marked tape lines everywhere.
Good morning, and a beautiful morning it is there. All okay here and hope the same is true for you there. Stay safe and healthy.
ReplyDeleteNice image, Linda. Stay safe, stay healthy and have a nice day.
ReplyDeleteStay well, Linda. And keep sharing beautiful images like this one.
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning view! Best type of social distancing :)
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