Hmm, yeah it says 40 degrees.
Original Gorilla Glue | Gorilla Glue
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Isabelle gets anxious from anesthesia, too. Makes me anxious watching her as she is so restless and I try to keep her in my bedroom with the door close, but she would just beg at the door or sit there with her nose up against the door crack... I'd try to get her to snuggle with me, but she was too anxious to sit still. Hard to see our babies like that.He's so out of it. Pupils very dilated. He's walking around like he's lost and bumping into things. Staring at the wall. Falling over. I tried to keep him still but he won't relax. He's never reacted like this the last 2 times.
Nice! Wait, so the hearing aids action kind of like earbuds that have a microphone and speaker for doing handless calls? If so, technology has gone so far! Blows my mind.Getting my new hearing aids today! They are compatible with my phone, so I can hear calls directly through them, and adjust the volume using my phone! That's going to be a huge help! Leaving for my appointment in about an hour, now!
Agreed! I have never wanted to just get outside so much before. I assume because I can't get out and do my normal indoor winter activities this year. It's sad when going to do a grocery pick up or going to the pediatrician is maximum excitement.I am so sick of snow. LET THE SKY DANDRUFF END.
You know what? Neither do a lot of us. We do the best we can with what we have.I never get any help.
You can tell what kind of mood I'm in when I say my very first thought was "Break hers."Mom broke my glasses. I never get any help.
It's a thing, I'm afraid. It happened in Australia after our big lockdowns. Things are far more open here now and people are realising the repercussions of their actions,I have something on my mind which will not go away and it's scary. I hope it's not happening where you live, but here in Germany during lock-down people have been buying dogs and cats as if there were no tomorrow. Shelters are (at last) almost empty except for truly hopeless cases. Unfortunately it has become a case of supply and demand. Good looking cats are being stolen, and the price of cats being sold through advertisements on eBay and other sites has rocketed sky high. Simple moggies are being sold privately as Persian-Mix, BSH-Mix, Bengal-Mix, etc. for prices 5 times the amount a responsible cat shelter would ask. There are far more tom-cats for sale which makes one wonder what is happening to the females - obviously they are being kept for breeding purposes. Many people have realized that their cat could now be sold for so much more than they paid for it so there is an abundance of fairly young moggies now on sale as half-pedigrees because the owner suddenly, out of the blue, has too little time, a new baby, an allergy.
What will happen after lock-down when people start wanting to go on holiday again? There will be even more cats than normal just left behind to fend for themselves or "deposited" in the woods or somewhere on the highway. The surplus of kittens will cause more suffering and a lot more work for cat shelters. Prices will go down and the "value" of a cat for many owners will also sink - another reason to dispose of the unfortunate creature.
Please tell me this isn't happening and I'm just imagining things!
We're preparing for this here at our shelter. We do the best we can to vet the people adopting, but the reality is some people may end up working from home for good (because their business figured out it's actually practical for them) and in that case, an animal adoption would be a great fit.I have something on my mind which will not go away and it's scary. I hope it's not happening where you live, but here in Germany during lock-down people have been buying dogs and cats as if there were no tomorrow. Shelters are (at last) almost empty except for truly hopeless cases. Unfortunately it has become a case of supply and demand. Good looking cats are being stolen, and the price of cats being sold through advertisements on eBay and other sites has rocketed sky high. Simple moggies are being sold privately as Persian-Mix, BSH-Mix, Bengal-Mix, etc. for prices 5 times the amount a responsible cat shelter would ask. There are far more tom-cats for sale which makes one wonder what is happening to the females - obviously they are being kept for breeding purposes. Many people have realized that their cat could now be sold for so much more than they paid for it so there is an abundance of fairly young moggies now on sale as half-pedigrees because the owner suddenly, out of the blue, has too little time, a new baby, an allergy.
What will happen after lock-down when people start wanting to go on holiday again? There will be even more cats than normal just left behind to fend for themselves or "deposited" in the woods or somewhere on the highway. The surplus of kittens will cause more suffering and a lot more work for cat shelters. Prices will go down and the "value" of a cat for many owners will also sink - another reason to dispose of the unfortunate creature.
Please tell me this isn't happening and I'm just imagining things!
But you are both right. People will go back to work. Kids will go back to school. Unfortunately, this means many animals who thought they had a loving home are going to be sent back to shelters, or worse, left to fend for themselves. While I have no control over other countries, other states, or even other areas of my own state, I'm questioning everyone I can that much harder about thinking long-term. That's all I can do. We can't fix people (unfortunately).It's a thing, I'm afraid. It happened in Australia after our big lockdowns. Things are far more open here now and people are realising the repercussions of their actions,
Exactly!!And I can't say what's really on my mind because, well, let's face it, I wouldn't be allowed back lol