So I am out on my morning walk, we walk in the dark during the work week, I am just hopping along minding my own business when all of a sudden something seems a little weird. So I investigate a little more and holy smokes, it moved and when it moved I did what every self respecting German Shepherd does, I cried like a baby! My foster mom yelped also because she thought I hurt myself (she didn’t see the cat either at first) and then she started laughing uncontrollably at me! She explained to me, once she knew I was ok and saw the cat run away, that was a cat and that maybe someday I would have to live with one, so it is good to remember to respect a cat!
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Hannah is a 7 mos old purebred Plush Coated German Shepherd Dog. Hannah was turned over to Coastal when she was a 4 mos old puppy. She was born with a defective left rear leg, it was straight, but it was straight underneath her so she couldn't use it, it just interfered with her ability to get around, due to the fact that she was hindered in her ability to get around whoever had her before Coastal did not feed her properly so her bones didn't develop properly and her right leg has some orthopedic issues, but Coastal works with the best vets around and Hannah's orthopedic doctor has NO doubt at all that once she has her surgery(ies) she will live a long and happy life! Hannah has lived in a foster home since Coastal took her under their wing and has thrived. In February she had the left rear leg amputated and is healing up beautifully and making up for lost time, full of puppy life and vigor. She is now getting the proper nutrition that every puppy deserves.
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yes, cat respect is a good thing… our murphy the cat was gayle’s nurse through her surgery and beyond…he loved to sit next to her and keep an eye on his girl… when she passed he was as lost as me. kitties can be wonderful friends, if they initiate the friendship!
charon & spirit gayle