Chewing the Cud
“Susie returned after eight days and eight nights missing in this v. cold weather. Very weak and thin but OK.
Obviously has been stuck somewhere.
M feeding her hourly with milk and glucose.
We've owned so many dogs over the years, but two unforgettable individuals at Woodlands Farm were Anna the dachshund and Susie the terrier. Anna's speciality was maternal love. Very early on, her name was usually corrupted to “Nanny,” and the sight of any nursling brought her running. You could he...ar the crackle of her starched apron as she fussed and fidgeted, certain of the incompetence of the real mother, of whatever breed, and longing to get her paws on the little darlings. And it wasn't only puppies that she tried to foster. Kittens were well received in a cat crisis. She did not need to be in milk, she just came into it at the drop of a baby — as when she did her best for Blodwen's two piglets.
Her other tour de force was in holding her water.MoreLess
Obviously has been stuck somewhere.
M feeding her hourly with milk and glucose.
We've owned so many dogs over the years, but two unforgettable individuals at Woodlands Farm were Anna the dachshund and Susie the terrier. Anna's speciality was maternal love. Very early on, her name was usually corrupted to “Nanny,” and the sight of any nursling brought her running. You could he...ar the crackle of her starched apron as she fussed and fidgeted, certain of the incompetence of the real mother, of whatever breed, and longing to get her paws on the little darlings. And it wasn't only puppies that she tried to foster. Kittens were well received in a cat crisis. She did not need to be in milk, she just came into it at the drop of a baby — as when she did her best for Blodwen's two piglets.
Her other tour de force was in holding her water.MoreLess
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