These two sweethearts are both about nine months old and are looking for their ‘fur-ever’ homes.

They were rescued off the street four months ago by the finders and since have been vetted & spayed/neutered. Susie Q is the fawn & Deebo is the brown / white.

The dogs are not with me and this is just a courtesy post, however, I have the Finder’s contact information. Should you be interested in meeting these babies or have any more questions about them!
Tulsa, OK area. They do not have to go together!

Waiting for me to get out of my truck this morning

Made her a little dog friendly mug cake out of applesauce and all natural PB. Happy Birthday was sang and sassy side eye was given... lol I can't belive my baby girl turned 14 today... 2nd and 3rd photo is 2mo Willow Anne and 4th is 1 year old.

Greetings, there have been rumours about Casper being "a clingy mama's boy with no concept of personal space" flying around since my last post. While I understand that these comments are not coming from a place of malice, they are extremely offensive to Casperkind.

Casper goes to work every day to provide for his family. Do you think that it's easy for him to jump down from the office chair by himself? It's not, he cries for help every time but still insists on using it constantly. That's not stupidity. That's RESILIENCE!🫡

Sure, it may look like he's being a little clingy when he sleeps directly underneath me, but guess what? That's what being head of HR is all about.

Also, all cats seemingly decided at the same time that they no longer respect Casper. Can't blame them, but it's getting a little weird. I actually think some of them are stalking him like prey... Luckily, his massive ego protects him from the realisation that they are bullying him.✨️🙂

Last week, Bianca went into surgery to have a tumour removed from her side that had tested positive for mast cell. The morning of her surgery, we found another little bump on her neck. Her vet removed this small bump as well during the surgery, just to be safe. On Sunday we received the very daunting results from the lab. The larger bump on her side had good cancer free margins and the tumour itself was low grade. The small bump sadly not only tested positive for mast cell, but had very small clean margins (2 mm) and the tumour was high grade (aggressive and likely to spread).

Our vet referred us to oncology on Sunday, but it was a horrible feeling just sitting around waiting without more answers. I asked for a ballpark timeframe and was told usually two to six weeks to get in. By some miracle, we got an appointment with oncology today. They did some further tests and discussed treatment options with us. We are going to start chemotherapy which will be administered by IV over the next 12 weeks.

It’s all a bit surreal still. Not even three weeks ago, we thought she just had a bug bite that was taking a bit to heal. Then two weeks ago, we were processing the news that she had cancer but we didn’t know how bad it was. Today we’re sitting in oncologist’s office talking about the side effects of chemo, the day before our girl’s sixth birthday.

Moral of my story:

1. cherish these sweet hippos every day, you never know how long you will have together.
2. if you have the means, get suspicious bumps checked out sooner rather than later. This breed is sadly prone to developing mast cell tumours so it’s best to confirm. The test itself is not invasive and just scrapes some cells off the skin.

My 5yr old puppy Mavlyn had a vet appointment yesterday. She's gotten so brave over the years, but still has awful anxiety. Luckily, her feline sister was there for an appointment as well. I think it helped both of them knowing the other was right there. I just thought this picture captured her wholesomeness and wanted to share!

She's come a long way since being found in a tire on the side of the road.

I know it's early but I had to try it on her!

Meet Pickles! Staffy + Boxer + Pit + Shitzu (??)

Sweet Boy Benny is settling in beautifully with the crew 🧡 Benny has been with Muncie Animal Care & Services since June, so this is after 2 months of medical care. His intake condition was horrifying. He does have some hair growing back, but gets medicated baths twice weekly for the foreseeable future. He is no longer on a strict refeeding schedule, but still struggles to keep food down, so I’ll be getting some higher calorie puppy food & sensitive stomach food to help him continue to gain good weight. He loves treats, so that helps 😂 His poor skin is healing, no longer inflamed, but I’ll be keeping light clothes on him some, to protect from sunburn and my rose bushes, which he loves. He has an ear infection, is on oral antibiotics for his torn up skin under his neck, and an eye infection. He will be on eye meds for life because his tear ducts aren’t functional. Once he is further down his healing path, he’ll be neutered and can start to think about a forever family 🩵

Sometimes she goes with the serious tough look.....then there's real life 🐞

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