Fox Cub’s Miracle Escape: Harold Hill Deer Aid Helps Save Trapped Cub After Dramatic Rescue
(thehaveringdaily.co.uk)
The US is next to Russia too, just ask Sarah Palin!
Non-consensually tripping, confused and frightened. Physically affected to the point the adults called 999. EMTs took one to hospital "due to a pre-existing condition," but it was triggered by consuming the edibles. The others were termed "stable" which is not the same as "fine." We don't have much data on how psilocybin affects children's minds and bodies, although I guess we have a little more now.
You could try a compromise of a trim. Be very careful around the wobbly bits.
Just checking: did she not talk to you because you were too slippery, too scratchy, you turned out to have looked better with your netherbeard, or because you left hair all over the bathroom?
I'm one of those primary sources, I remember my first year was $1,100. But I wasn't comfortable giving details like which college and the exact year.
Don't forget college. You can compare 1960 or, a1960 baby went off to college in 1978. Note these are US numbers. Scroll down:
Ah, then you're part of her territory. I see her using you as a natural feature of the landscape. "That outcrop with the red petroglyph is a safe place to stand while I check for danger or prey."
Would you use a giant nail-polish brush or use the little ones to do elaborate artwork?
Izza bird!
Iz MY bird!
Catching birds is why kitties exist!
Their ends are still assholes.
Your whine is valid, so many things are never done. Laundry is one of the worst, not the difficulty of the job itself, it's simple, but unless I were to go down to the building's laundry room naked I'm already making more laundry even when I'm doing it.
Good choice moving the cat box early in the process, get the cat used to it while it's still a mess.
Here's Carol Channing on housework:
Piling in!
See the First-Ever Photographs of Cozumel’s Elusive Dwarf Fox, One of the Rarest Canids in the World
(www.smithsonianmag.com)
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/47286007
From Aark Wildlife
We thought this fox would never walk again, but thanks to hydrotherapy he's getting movement back to his leg!
This male fox, patient 26-1074, was found by students of Delaware Valley University on the side of the road after being hit by a car. His face was bleeding and he was completely unresponsive. After quickly rushing him to Aark, he was immediately started on supportive care. Our X-rays showed a fractured pelvis and on his initial exam, he showed little to no response in his left leg.
Due to the severity of the fracture and his condition, we weren't sure if he would ever walk again.
After a few days of supportive care he showed significant improvements and so we consulted one of our partner veterinarians to see if there was anything we could do. After that meeting, we started the fox on hydrotherapy.
We built a custom frame in-house and use a harness to hold him up in the water (which still needs some adjustments for a perfect fit). He gets 10-15 minutes of hydrotherapy every day to get him moving which has helped him regain movement in his left leg!
This fox will be with us for a while yet while he heals from his injuries and learns to walk again, but we are feeling confident in his strength and ability to heal and be released.
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