And so the journey to Scotland begins
The last night before the dogs journey to Scotland
Homes needed
This weekend is the final weekend for rehoming, as when we get to Scotland we will have to wait for a licence before we can start again.
I think it is a really good thing that rescues are licenced, some of them i have been to over the years are disgusting. And that does include ones used by registered charities.
So we will still have to rehome, Elias, Rupert, Malcom, Arlo and Ada…..and Jack & Jill but we have never had an enquiry about them…
Terence….Mr Moles brother
Well what a worry this boy is. I know you shouldn’t have favourites but he is, there I’ve said it. Probably because since he came in, one of the Sheffield 13, he has been at the vets a few times. None of his own doing I may add.
He started last year just not being right, bad skin and his hair started growing longer than it should. Numerous tests & treatments later we found out that he has Cushings disease and not just the normal one but the Adrenal bloody tumour type.
He was at the vets the whole last week in March as he had stopped eating, but he doesn’t like the vets and was becoming more and more depressed. So he is back home, on medication. He is getting thinner day by day but he is eating and being spoilt. There is a chicken cooking as i type and Bronia is off to the butchers tomorrow for mince…
He will not go back in the vets, he will be put to sleep at home…lets hope it’s not for a good while yet…
Deb
Update on the move
First of all I want to say thank you to everyone who came on Sunday to say goodbye to their sponsor dogs. It isn’t a good bye, it’s just see you later when you are travelling through Scotland. It is a great base to travel the Highlands…
The dogs are going up Wednesday 13th April and the horses Friday 15th April.
Bronia & Amy are taking the horse wagon with a lot of the dogs in and I have a trainer taking the rest up. They will be leaving here early doors to get them up there and settled.
We have booked the whole of Gillies Horse Transport fleet for the horses, so if you do pass them on the motorway give them a wave.
We have had lots of vans, wagons and volunteers up and down the motorway and staying at the farm getting it ready. It has been a mammoth task and it’s not finished yet.
If you would like to send sardines/Chappie or anything else up for the dogs it would be appreciated.
Easter Hardmuir Farm, Auldearn, Nairn, Inverness IV12 5QG
Thanks Deb
ps even the feral cats are coming.