That is our Michael.
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Michael wrote:Wow, this is one long topic! No way I could catch up with all of that but I just wanted to say I hope you enjoy the forum. Thanks for participating!


Navre wrote:liz wrote:I really enjoy this thread. You are picking up on their personalities and it is beautiful. When they get forever homes you should give them a written explanation of who they are and what they do.
It does help. Yesterday someone was in looking at Hope, the tiny little female Ekkie we have. She has this gentle little voice, she coos and almost whispers. The potential adopter mentioned how quiet she was. I mentioned that she had, perhaps, the loudest voice in the place when she wanted to. I picked her up, and then put her back down and walked out of the room. I knew what she would do. She let out a scream that sounded a bit like a dinosaur with its toe caught in a bear trap. She doesn't scream often, and she doesn't scream for long, but she's more than capable of a single, world-class yell.
Hope is actually so friendly, that it's hard to tell if the potential adopter is developing a rapport with her, or if she's just being nice because she's nice. I do know that I can't really stay in the room with someone if they're looking at Hope, because she just wants to get to me, sit on my shoulder (which I'm not supposed to let her do), and preen my hair and beard.
This is from last week.

Navre wrote:
This is Buddy. He was found on the street. He is about the most plucked bird I have ever seen. He's really messed up. It looks like he may have been attacked by something, or just so terrified to be out on his own.
He is really skittish, but very loving once he settles down with you. I feel so bad for him. I hope he gets better.






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