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Critter Post Newsletter by MissDolittle

Critter Post Newsletter by MissDolittle

Miss Dolittle's Critter Newsletter for May 2008

	Miss Dolittle's Critter Newsletter
Dog Updates... Olivia: she is doing wonderfully! She overcame her false pregnancy finally and shows interest in other things, especially the rest of the pack. Now that she is spayed, heartworm-free and feeling good about herself, she is playing and acting like a puppy all day long. Watch the newest movie with Olivia here! If you missed it: Olivia's Story is here! Honey: It is time that the rabies quarantine is over (on May 23rd), so she can get out of this yard and start some training. Her intelligence is bubbling over and almost screaming to be used. For more updates on the dogs keep reading the Puppyeducation Blog! Cat Updates... Serenity: is in the process of being adopted!
3 out of 9 Kittens left: 3 female kittens were raised by Serenity, but they are not her own. They are still waiting for the right person to come along and adopt them! View the Petfinders.com Ad here! Read Serenity's Story and that of her Kittens here!
How you can help without spending money: You may have noticed, while surfing my various animal related websites, the Google Adsense ads throughout the pages. These ads are the main supporter of my animal rescue efforts. I am aware that it is not within Google's regulation to ask users directly to click those ads, but I do want to take the opportunity to point out the fact that Google is our main supporter. Should you find an ad of interest, please do not click it ten times in a row with the kind intention to support the rescue. Google counts 2 clicks per visitor per day.
Erath County Humane Society's adoptable Pet of the Week: Hillary is an older female Basset Hound that was picked up in a seizure. Detailed information is not available. She has been at the shelter for a while now and gets along with everything and everybody. Hillary has the typical Basset Hound low energy personality, very mellow, relaxed, and comfortable to be around. Her specialty is that she sounds like a human baby. She is very vocal and "talks" to you, which is very entertaining and I have only observed in Huskies so far. She does not appear to be spayed. Hillary would make a wonderful pet for just about everybody that has a spot for her in their hearts. Click HERE to view Hillary's Petfinder.com Ad
Miss Dolittle's Websites: Kittenbaby.com - Puppy Education - Funny Animal E-Cards - Squirrel Rescue Texas - Rainbow Wildlife Rescue in Texas - Pets and Wildlife Forum - Magic Postcards - Dog Blog - Cat Blog - Wildlife Blog
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2 Great Danes and 2 Yellow Labs

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Olivia, Olliver, Sandy, Butters, and Honey are playing in the yard. The second half of the movie shows Olivia barking at the thunder all the time...as if she expected Godzilla to come around the corner! She barked all night, was not to calm down. We had storms before, but she never acted this way. I'm not sure what to make out of that one.

I was thinking of animals acting strange before an earthquake or something like that, but nothing of that sort happened.

Olivia, Great Dane, Honey, Yellow Lab, and Gremlin, the white tomcat

Olivia, Great Dane, digs a den

I can't get enough watching Olivia being a real dog and do the things dogs do. Here she is taking full advantage of the "designated dig area, for dogs only!"

She had started to dig this den when she was into the full blown false pregnancy. But this blew over fast, however, the den is still very fascinating to her.

Olivia's stitches are out!

The final suture was removed today and Olivia is all done! It looks like she got over her false pregnancy as well and is acting like a real dog. I'm taking her on daily walks now, usually to the park. She is so good on the leash...I actually don't need one and let her off leash when nobody is around.


She likes to say hi to the other dogs, but since she is so big, other dog owners, especially the ones with small dogs, act a bit concerned at first, which I understand.

She even likes the ducks at the park, at a distance. She shows no predatory behavior at all:

Stephenville, TX: Adopt Brittney, Jack Russel Terrier, female, 2 years old

Stephenville, TX: Adopt Brittney, Jack Russel Terrier (2)

Brittney is 2 years old. She hunts rodents and snakes, and unfortunately cats too. As a Jack Russel Terrier she is a high energy level dog and needs a lot of exercise and mental stimulation. If you like to hunt or need a good rodent hunter, this dog is for you. She minds well and is very submissive in spite of her high energy level. She is also a great alert dog! For more information CLICK HERE! Erath County Humane Society Adoption Fees apply!