Pets and the hurricane

[vraiblonde]

Originally posted by appyday
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That pic made me laugh so hard I thought Larry was going to have to medicate me! Then my daughter came up to see what was so funny and SHE cracked up!

All he needs is an ice cream bowl beside him....

[Sharon (Premo)]

Originally posted by appyday
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OMG, that is the cutest little piggy pic I've ever seen. He's so happy he's smiling.

[slackwater514]

recommendation for all large farm animals - breakaway halters with name tags that identify them, where they're kept, your information, and any specifics to each animal. having just a phone number on them is okay if the phone lines don't go down. i have laminated tags for each of my horses' halters that describe them, any medical problems and how to treat them if need be, my home location and phone number. that way if the phone lines go down and so do my fences, my neighbors at least know where they horses need to come back to. and if i'm not there for whatever reason, they know how to treat any problems a horse might have.
just a suggestion.
everyone make sure you have plenty of dog food/cat food/horse feed/pig feed/goat feed/etc.

[Christy (Premo)]

Originally posted by appyday
:have a call in to the head of the foot ball teams..hope he will help...

I wouldn't count on it. He's not been known for his friendly demeanor.

[vraiblonde]

Originally posted by kwillia
They have all always stated that they are not responsible for the kids

Isn't that something?

Our policy up here is different - the only thing parents have to do is make sure the coach has arrived before you drop your kid off. There was an incident where a parent just dumped her kid off outside and took off, not realizing that practice had been cancelled. The deserted parking lot and dark building didn't tip her off, apparently.

[pixiegirl (Premo)]

Soooooo, my evil wicked mother made me give my dog away when I left my husband and moved back home. She doesn't like big dogs and after about 6 months of him running around in her back yard and playing in the flower beds like and respectable dog would do she made me find him a new home. Anyway she didn't give me much time (she was pi$$ed cause he decided to play in her puddle pond) and I ran an ad for him. Being half pit bull I got a ton of calls from undesierables for him. I gave him to a guy who was going to make him an outside dog (with proper shelter of course. I dropped him off to make sure.)

Would it be unreasonable since I know where he is to go make sure he'll be properly taken care of later this week?

[huntr1]

Originally posted by appyday
Christy..let me ask you something..my 13 yr old just called me crying..she had chea\erleading from 6-8....she called at 7 45 and said everyone left..even the coach and she was there alone and crying..thank god she has a cell phone..right now I plan to cuss the coach out at the very least..am I over reacting or should she have stayed at least to the advertised pick up time?? I am pizzzed

I think you are UNDER reacting! If this were to happen with my kid, his soccer coach would have to go into the witness protection plan to escape my wrath.

[crabcake]

Originally posted by jaybeeztoo
I think I am going to get some dog tags for them. I like that suggestion, storm or no storm.

don't they have hoof-print kits (like they do for kids)?



good luck with your solutions for the horses. I hadn't even thought about what people would do with them