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Today i sat on the verandah with old girl

February 25, 2018 by Crossroads Dingo Rescue   No comments   Filed Under: Dingo Diary, oldgirl

Today i sat on the verandah with old girl
Today she is having more difficulty with her breathing .
Today i realise a decision must be made
I had to lift her off the verandah and back up
Her breathing is very eratic.
She is somewhat disoriented
We are happy we met her we are more than happy we rescued her from the pound
We are happy no one wanted her , she out used her usage. Older and with many medical problems
She was our gain .she is loved and has given trust and love in return .
I need now to give her dignity
We have done all in our power to make her life easy realising she had symptoms of abuse and neglect
Her health has always been an issue for her
Perhaps had we been more financial more we could have done , perhaps if we were more financial we still could do more , would i now put her through extreme testing extreme procedures to buy her perhaps more time .
How do you measure time ?
3 months 6 months .
Today i feel old girl has decided enough is enough
I still ponder and think she’s ok ,
In reality she is not
#dingodiary


Just had a major flash storm go through

February 25, 2018 by Crossroads Dingo Rescue   No comments   Filed Under: Dingo Diary, Jedda, jerry

Just had a major flash storm go through
In a split second every thing is under water
Dingoes were very uneasy.
Warren in the bedroom settling the fera, l being jedda
Im inside out side calming them all down
Causes me a little concern as to how the wild kids will cope when our side .
Realizing they are wild born kids , but have been very protected .
Unfortunately stress can be extreme , in a state of panic they can do tremendous harm to them selves .
needless to say i will proceed very cautiously when introducing them to a change in their routine and new area

Haven’t done to bad . been laying slabs , darn things probably weigh as much as myself
One shoulder and not quite so young .
Well one says, not age nor pain should define
So 60 slabs got laid . with a whole new dictionary of swear words

Miss Nowra just enjoys telling Mirrhi You cant catch me so izz just sits here ..

February 25, 2018 by Crossroads Dingo Rescue   No comments   Filed Under: Dingo Diary, mirrhi, Nowra


Been really busy getting these pens up and running .

February 24, 2018 by Crossroads Dingo Rescue   No comments   Filed Under: Dingo Diary, Nowra

Been really busy getting these pens up and running .
Still have a way to go , our neighbour came over today , so very grateful Simon thanks so much really appreciate your help

Havent cleaned out old girls room yet . her presence is still very strong
Had a snake have ago at me . i cant say that wasn’t interesting. Bloody thing
Parrots were calling out very obviously s stress call walked half way over the little bridge noticed what i thought was part of a hose , when this dugite raises his head all of 6ft long ,
I stood still and bloody hell he springs through the air , not away from me, at me .
I can not say what i thought ,
at the last moment of what i believed would be contact, he veered off to the left of me and was gone , needless to say i was a bit relieved , surprised as well , havent encounted what i believed to be aggression from a snake before , so I guess he had as bad a day as I had .

Nowra has had a growth spurt , gets on the table now . figures it’s what the big girls do , and shes now a big girl , so she says
Her tail is becoming quite a brush . and she has a silver saddle her tail is also silver
Interesting colour , not gold but more sable
She slinks, lower in hind quarters . very wolf
like
Similar to our pilbara boy but different
Very cheeky with a warped sense of humour , bit like me
Not sure how she will cope out side, guessing we will have to go slow with her and Arana
Both wild kids both very timid and both very unsure of unfamiliar surroundings .
Wont have enough pens for all , but its a start .
We accept all here are permanent residents , so they tell.me , all good as long as they are as comfortable as i can make them, and are safe and secure .

Old girl was laid to rest at 11 am today

February 5, 2018 by Crossroads Dingo Rescue   No comments   Filed Under: Dingo Diary, oldgirl

It is with regret and deep sadness .
Old girl was laid to rest at 11 am today
Thanks to those who took interest in her and wished her well
#dingodiary

Miss nowra amused herself this morning

January 23, 2018 by Crossroads Dingo Rescue   No comments   Filed Under: Dingo Diary, Nowra

Miss nowra amused herself this morning
What have you done ?
” nuffin yous was hidin an izz mades maself a den ,doz you likes ma den mum?
This lounge with gratitude to Dave Heal and much regret for I appreciated your kindness
But nowra says she lubs her new den


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