Mini Horses
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Hope the injuries heal quickly & without lingering issues. 
Was this on the road or in your yard?
Was this on the road or in your yard?
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As I was trying to get into the pen to take him back inside he slipped in between my legs and took off
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I'm sorry to hear about your dog. Hope he heals quickly.
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Thank you. I hope so too
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I’m glad he healed up with no lasting problems. Maybe he learned to stay out of the road. That hurts!
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Morning all!
Here's a quick update: on August 1st my boyfriend and I moved into the efficiency apartment (still trying to get settled in) then on Friday August 6th we had to put a 4 legged family member who was 16 yrs old down due to he had an aggressive mouth tumor that was only going to get worse and worse as time went by.
That was him on the day we brought him to the new place while we was switching from a work truck to the car. If u look closely the tumor sticks out. When I took him to the vet she had agreed with me at first that it was an abscess until she did the exam.
Here's a quick update: on August 1st my boyfriend and I moved into the efficiency apartment (still trying to get settled in) then on Friday August 6th we had to put a 4 legged family member who was 16 yrs old down due to he had an aggressive mouth tumor that was only going to get worse and worse as time went by.
That was him on the day we brought him to the new place while we was switching from a work truck to the car. If u look closely the tumor sticks out. When I took him to the vet she had agreed with me at first that it was an abscess until she did the exam.
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Sorry about your cat. These decisions are always hard.
Hope your move is finished soon.
Hope your move is finished soon.
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Yes, it was a very hard decision but it was for the best and he's no longer suffering.
The move is complete. It's just the settling in and unpacking.
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Hello all! I'm sorry I've been silent for awhile. I got involved with Amelia Fright fest during October and yes I enjoyed myself immensely.
Over this past weekend I was taken by surprise with a video chat from one of my sisters but I wish I could say it was due to happy circumstances but it wasn't. She called to tell me that our Mother had been diagnosed with Stage 3 lung cancer on her left lung in the lymph nodes but it's treatable which she's going to start radiation, chemo and immunotherapy this week.
Over this past weekend I was taken by surprise with a video chat from one of my sisters but I wish I could say it was due to happy circumstances but it wasn't. She called to tell me that our Mother had been diagnosed with Stage 3 lung cancer on her left lung in the lymph nodes but it's treatable which she's going to start radiation, chemo and immunotherapy this week.
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That is hard to hear about your Mother. I pray that she has a full recovery.
