One quick story. Monday, I went to the vet here in Las Cruces to get my heart worm medicine refilled. On the other side of the room, checking out, was a neighbor. I tried to speak with her, however, she didn't recognize me at first. As I watched her, she was very distraught. Come to find out she had brought he long time companion in to be "put down".
On my way home, I stopped by her house to say how sorry I was to learn of her loss. She asked me to take all the dogie things she had. I did. She put a dozen or so toys into a box and I brought them home. Set the box down in the house and went about my normal choirs. An hour or so later, when I pass by the box, the toys were spread out all over the room and guess who was examining each and every one of them -- Jonny.
Now, for the past several days, I pick up the toys & return them to the box. Jonny then proceeds to pick them out one-by-one and to play with them for a few moments. I had never experienced this behavior in the past and find it quit amusing. As a scientist, I am curious to understand what is his criteria for selecting the toys. So far I see no pattern!
I am very happy to support Fur & Feathers since I very much agree with your mission. I hope to continue support in the future. Lulu , Jonny & I are hoping to make it back to Pie Town in 2 weeks for the up-coming festival.
Hope to have more stories later...
Best Regards,
Bob Rader
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