This talented young man was in the parking lot of Target on North 5th in North Las Vegas...we came out of the store and thought the music was coming from the store ... it was so beautiful. I went up to him and gave him some money, told him how beautiful his music was, gave him a hug and wished him the very best.
We should all stop and listen to the music. I could have stayed and listened to him all day.
This is our special needs Jaxon. Although he has spinal cord compression, he learns, retains & problem solves. He loves Sissy's house!
Another baby in line for surgery. Miss Monkey was surrendered because her family developed allergies and didn't have time for her. She has a lump on her tail that will be removed before she accepts applications. You can donate via PayPal to "[email protected]" (yes, only 1 "r"). Thank you
Fat Sajak! Dis where I stash mah toys.
Taz our DIM ferret now! Feisty little booger.
What a remarkable difference since Taz was first surrendered a year ago...diagnosed with DIM (Disseminated Idiopathic Myofascitis) and a long road to recovery, you would never know this feisty guy was ever so sick and disabled.
He's a trip now.
This is one of our success stories. This is Jaxon, he was found 3 years ago dumped in 115 degrees. He has spinal cord compression, so he has issues with his backside. He has been with volunteer Diana who still does daily therapy with him. His best therapy was when he was introduced to Kiki, she taught him to ferret. He loves chasing his Papa & Sissy!!
Little Sunshine Madness was sprung from the local municipal shelter and is still getting used to her new environment. She does not care for any sort of kibble and will only eat Stella & Chewy's freeze dried raw. It took some time to figure out what this cutie would eat. Expensive taste for a tiny girl.
Making A Difference, One Ferret At A Time
This is Taz, our DIM ferret, being his crazy amazing self and enjoying being a ferret. It was a year ago this little man came to us very sick - with rear leg paralysis, fever, and lethargy. The journey back to health was long and arduous, with medications, hand feedings, cold packs and daily physical therapy. The efforts paid off, as you can see he is very happy and I am not ashamed to tell you he is full of piss and vinegar! Tazzie gives the most amazing kisses when he is not biting your hand through his favorite tube.
He is extremely loving and living his best life.
Making A Difference, One Ferret At A Time
One of our success stories - Jaxon doing his stairs therapy
Paulie Walnuts checking out the place. Animal Foundation paperwork says he has rear leg weakness but blood sugar numbers are fine. He's been estimated at 4 years old but may be older. Teeth are indicative of an older ferret but not too concerning. He is obviously not too familiar with a hammock or a potty box. Poor dude needs some ferret 101 training. Good times ahead for you my new friend!
Seeing how Veronica does with Jaxon & Kiki
An idea of how long Veronica is