Happy Hump Day Everyone!!
Here's a few photos of the pets who fill my life with professional intrigue, joy, and sense of purpose.
And scattered in between the clinic cases are my own kids.
As a teaser I have included quick captions about the stories I will write soon of some of my newest patients.
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| My kitty Magpie, primping for her big day ahead. "Always need to look good before facing the world." |
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| Waiting for me to get up, and announce the new day official. |
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| "Bulldozer" our very good friends mastiff heading back to the front desk after a quick blood draw for his yearly heartworm and tick borne disease check. Check in later for the informative tick disease blog. |
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| Our good friend Pat and his 200 pound pup Dozer. All smiles at the end of a healthy exam. |
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| Placing an i.v. catheter for surgery. |
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| Little Zoey, the cutest Dane pup, here for her puppy shots. She is an amazing story. Stay tuned for hers, coming soon. |
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| This two year old Old English Sheepdog was rescued because he was found in a field . His coat was so overgrown that the grass had grown into it and he could not stand. Can you imagine? He was here |
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| My own little trouble maker Jitterbug. Trying to make himself look irresistible by rolling around on my garbage bin. He of course fell off while trying to flatter himself. |
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| My little Jekyll pup napping to get his beauty sleep. How else do you maintain those luscious velvety ears? |
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| My beloved Wren. With a little self portrait made by her good friend Dyana. |
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| Charleston in the best bed in the house, under the candy bar. |
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