Just a note here... you stated "had originally been a cushion", may I point out that it still is... The only thing is now it's shape and contour has been altered... It is still a cushion... Just in more than one piece.
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What the heck is that noise!
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Just a note here... you stated "had originally been a cushion", may I point out that it still is... The only thing is now it's shape and contour has been altered... It is still a cushion... Just in more than one piece.
Tort518
Savannah Super Cat
Been since Saturday and she is still regular, eating, drinking, playing like crazy, and her incredibly lovable self.
I am of course paying close attention in case she should start having any difficulties.
Actually I am. The first rule of a wildlife rehabilitator is "know your poop" because it always tells a story about the health of an animal. My speciality is bird poop because the majority of critters I worked with were passerines and raptors. Color is crucial in bird poop; gotta have the right proportions of white (urates) green/brown (feces) and clear liquid urine and know which color poop is indicative of the diet of the bird.
I could go on for pages. Aren't you glad you asked
Kristin
Animal Communicator
Actually I am. The first rule of a wildlife rehabilitator is "know your poop" because it always tells a story about the health of an animal. My speciality is bird poop because the majority of critters I worked with were passerines and raptors. Color is crucial in bird poop; gotta have the right proportions of white (urates) green/brown (feces) and clear liquid urine and know which color poop is indicative of the diet of the bird.
I could go on for pages. Aren't you glad you asked
You are amazing.
Tort518
Savannah Super Cat
Actually I am. The first rule of a wildlife rehabilitator is "know your poop" because it always tells a story about the health of an animal. My speciality is bird poop because the majority of critters I worked with were passerines and raptors. Color is crucial in bird poop; gotta have the right proportions of white (urates) green/brown (feces) and clear liquid urine and know which color poop is indicative of the diet of the bird.
I could go on for pages. Aren't you glad you asked
So, does this mean you're about to undergo another name change? Witchy the Poo?
So, does this mean you're about to undergo another name change? Witchy the Poo?
I'm feeling like I have multiple personality disorder. They should each have a name. So far we have Witchy Woman, Twitchy Woman, and Witchy the Poo. I hope they don't find out about each other, could lead to a cat fight
OMG, I just had visions of Deborah aka Dr. Ellie Sattler up to her elbows in dino doo doo!!!
OMG, I just had visions of Deborah aka Dr. Ellie Sattler up to her elbows in dino doo doo!!!
Now that would be some "Real Old Crap" to say the least.
I do have the distinction of being shat upon by huge numbers of furred, scaled, and feathered creatures. Someone should give me a medal or a shovelOMG, I just had visions of Deborah aka Dr. Ellie Sattler up to her elbows in dino doo doo!!!