Last Friday was a harvest moon / full moon and the forces of nature were in force! Of course with 8 fur babies in our house, a full moon usually means a lot of activity of crazy kitties and late night potty breaks. But this harvest moon was an exception! We had a very special visitor!
We were just lounging on the couch late afternoon after our normal outside playtime, when all of the sudden we heard a cicada in the house. Or that’s what it sounded like because we sees lots of cicadas outside. So of course we went off to investigate to make sure Zaida Monkey didn’t get to it and eat it, but we just couldn’t find anything so just maybe it was coming from outside since the door was open. Sooo, we went back to the couch and I laid on Mommers lap while we put on a movie.
“KaKaKaKaKaKaaaa!!!KaKaKaKaKaKaaaa!!!” Oh my doggie what is that?!? It sounds like a birdie in our house! Mommers lets go quick! “Milk, Arabella – stay” said Mommers “I have to make sure Zaida doesn’t get it”. Okay Okay but show us what you find Mommers!
Mommers went into the bathroom, and this lady bird with a mohawk was just hiding behind the toilet and making a bunch of noise. Well, of course she couldn’t stay there, so with just a bit of encouragement, she flew out! But RUH ROH!!!! I sees a bird flying up high in the living room ceiling. It’s flapping weird and so scared. Now it’s in the kitchen, and oops – back to the living room wall. Ker plunk! Nose dive into the wall. Something is just not right with this birdie! Mommers is trying to find a box at this point cause we are worried about Ms Azul. Finally it lands awkwardly on the table, but it’s flying was so wobbly that it got it’s wing stuck in the grove between poles.
Mommers already had some towels in her hands, and member she’s tryi
ng to save a birdie while in a wheelchair and moving slow, so this was not easy. But since the lady songbird was stuck, Mommers was able to carefully take the towels and wrap around this mowhawked beauty. The scared kingfisher bird instantly relaxed! She knew that we were just trying to help her! She quit snapping her long scary beak and just let the Mommers hold her and wipe her down along her beak and mohawk. You see, she had become covered in spider webs and cat fur, and other mess while flying around in our house.
Ms Azul is now safely in a large cardboard box. But we just can’ts keep her there. What are we gonna do?! It’s late now on Friday so we can’t get a ride to the emergency vet and of course the phone broke this week…Thank doggie fur the online animal groups for Mommers to pawticipate. There’s just gotta be somepawdy there that can help!
With Mommers call fur help (bol, get it??) she spoke with the head of Valiant Animal Rescue AND found a volunteer hooman lady from Center for Birds of Prey in Awendaw, SC. Whew! Nobody could get Ms Azul that nite, BUT the volunteer from Birds of Prey said she would be
there first thing in the mawnin. Thanksaroo to these two ladies, we knew how to keep Ms Azul safe fur the nite, sleeping in her cardboard box safe away from any lurking predator kitties (uuhh, uuumm, Zaida…I’m looking at you!) We were a bit worried, but Saturday am we looked in the box, and there was the sleeping songbird beauty, still safe and sound! Wooferoo!
BUT, it gets even better! The Birds of Prey volunteer comes to our house and says Ms Azul the Kingfisher doesn’t look as bad as we
thought,but she was going to take her to the center to be assessed and she would pawbably get some medicines. After they assessed Ms, Azul, the center said it was just really bad bruising and no broken wings. Thank Dog! But here’s the best part!! They were having a special group presentation at Birds of Prey that day, so they decided to release Ms Azul in front of a large crowd. How pawmazing is that! Her songbird debut release was a display of magnificence for lots of hoomans to see. Of course Ms Azul had to show off, flying around and then ultimately diving straight fur the water like a true kingfisher – lunch time!!!
I am so glad Ms Azul flew into my house to find help. She was so beautiful and helping to rescue a bird was an exciting experience. We learned so much – about birds and our local wildlife rescues! Some say birds in a house are bad luck, but we agree with the humans who say a bird in the house is good luck and are so glad she flew into ours!
Pawlease learn how to help an injured bird before it happens! If you are in the Lowcountry, you can contact The Center for the Birds of Prey, but they have great resources on their website fur everypawdy worldwide! I am so glad this wildlife bird center exists here and were able to help! Pawlease go visit their page and visit their facility if you have the chance!
<3 FlightyMilk
Now that you know you already want to bring Pierre the Pibble Tripawd into your home, lets me tell you a little bit more! In a home setting, Pierre is the MOST lovabull pup in the world! He wants to cuddle and lay beside you and he evens knows if you are happy or sad and need some extra pittie wuvin’! And guess what?? He likes ice cubes just like me – I mean, he wouldn’t really even be a dog if he didn’t would he? bol! And look at his face! He seems like he can be a bit goofy like me too! Did I mention he wuvs to lay in the sun?!?
he just needs a best furiend. He needs a hooman that will give him guidance and unconditional wuv and continue his training. He’s not a dog that you’ll be able to take to the dog park or puppy parties, but that doesn’t mean the two of you can’t go on lots of adventures – it just means he likes hoomans more and will be your loyal companion! Because he’s such a people pleaser, Pierre does need to be in a home with no other pets, and would do best with older kiddos (13+). He’s even getting weekly dog training with K9 Good Manners and is excelling with progress!
Pierre desperately needs to get out of boarding. It’s just no life fur a dog. Although he would prefer a furever home, a long-term foster home would be a pawmazing place fur him to continue to thrive and progress with his training. Pierre needs to be able to depend on you and for you to give him a chance to show you he’s the best pup in the world!
EVER gonna learn that pit bulls are the MOST wuvable breed ever?!?) Luckily fur Pee Wee, the monks contacted the Soi Dog Foundation so she would have a chance at life and not be sold to the meat trade. She wuves people and is very energetic, but she’s been at Soi Dogs for nine months and needs a furever home where she can run and play! She would thrive the best with a structured environment and an active family with confidence and lots of wuv to give her. I bet she would just wuv some belly rubs and a warm cozy bed, and would give you slobbery kisses in return. I’m an energetic pup, so like me and other pit bulls, Pee Wee would need to have lots of time to run, play fetch, and some brain games and chew toys to keep her from getting bored!
ause Pee Wee is a pit bull, she can only live in certain countries and Hazel can’t find her a home in the UK or NZ due to restrictions (yes! we need legislation changed worldwide!). That’s why she asked me to share the story of this beautibull girl! So Pupsters! Here’s your newest calling – SHARE Pee Wee’s story so she can get that new furever home quickly and gets out of Thailand. She’s being cared fur, but we all know rescue shelter life is no life fur a dog.
S or Canada and are interested in adopting Pee Wee and finding out more information about her, pawlease paw an email to the Adoption Manager for Soi Dogs at 
wee wee so he couldn’t go potty. He was found several weeks ago on Frazier Road emaciated, just skin and bones, and covered in ticks and fleas, heart worm positive, and missing his penis. I can’t tells you much more though, because Fray is the subject of an ongoing investigation in Marlboro County, South Carolina.
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Frazier needs a home! Because he is still part of an investigation, it would be a foster to adopt process, which means you would start out as an approved foster, and then would finalize adoption once all the legal mumble jumble is complete. (Trust me, it’s purdy simple cause that’s how we gots my Zaida monkey sissy kitty.) But anydog, here’s what I CAN tell you about Frazier…
Pawlease pawlease consider adopting Frazier. He’s a great pup who really needs a furever home and a second chance at life. Give him the future he deserves – I cans guaranpuptee that you won’t regrets it!
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