The woman that came out to see them never got back in touch with me, so I assume she isn't interested. Thursday we'll haul them to Terry for fostering and possible adoption, IF, they behave themselves. Actually Terry has told me about some of her other animals and it sounds like they'll fit right in.......!! LOL
Terry use to come out and groom every week, before she got so many animals of her own. She also took Rusty as a friend for her old mule Zeke. Zeke hated Rusty guess he saw him as a competitor, so Rusty came back. She even took Tula one time to see if she could get Tula more people friendly. Didn't work, and while Tula was there she turned Terry's 2 donkeys wild. For some reason all the other donkeys see Tula as the head jenny, doesn't matter where she is.
It will be a great place for Little Jack Horner and Miss Molly Brown and they will get more attention than they would here. Now if we could just find homes for Ruthie, Wister and Ruger. They are about the only ones we have adoptable, unless someone might be willing to take on a project.
This is Boaz's knee as of this morning.
This is Gigi this morning, when we doctored her bed sore. Tyler thinks she is improving much faster than he expected, especially on the right front, that has the elongated shoe. Tyler and Nancy were talking about doing a tendonectomy if she couldn't walk on that foot flat. But she seems to be able to use it very well. She's spending more time up and less time down, and I am giving her less bute each day. Once she is off the bute, we will start letting them out of the pen. Can't wait for the fun of trying to get Rosie back in the pen, she is the "squirrelist" donkey we have ever had, yet she will come up and get right in your face.
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Boaz' knee looks awesome. Has Nancy seen it yet?
Nancy hasn't seen his knee, but it is doing pretty good. The middle is really taking a long time, it's reached this level and is pretty stagnant right now. Hope it starts getting smaller before fly season starts, although I plan on keeping it covered forever or until it covers with scar tissue.
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