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Pets Sunday - how are they doing?
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Props to the rooster - he's afraid but still does what he needs to do. That guy is a champs.
I hope the dog issue gets solved. My former front neighbours had a half dozen dogs like this, who roamed my street, it is fucking terrifying. (The problem got solved when they moved away. One of the dogs stayed behind, another neighbour adopted him. He's still a bit problematic but at least now he got attention and can't roam the street any more. Thank you, local crazy cat/dog lady.)
He really is awesome. The journey he's had makes me love the pissy little bugger even more. But man, seeing him take on animals way bigger than himself and not giving up until they turn and run, and sometimes not even then? It's just impressive as hell once my fear and anger dissipate.
In the moment, I'm just scared for my birds and mad they're at risk. After, the image of him kicking and pecking and slapping with those glorious wings of his sticks in my head. I'm not even joking when I say it's majestic.