Showing posts with label Lily. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lily. Show all posts
Saturday, May 4, 2013
LILY'S DIARY
I have an announcement to make. I have five babies!
Remember when I rescued the baby squirrels but then they were taken away? One of the saddest days of my life! Well, these babies are staying and I'm SO excited!
They arrived two weeks ago and were so tiny. Because of their size and age, they are living in our garage.
We take them outside on sunny days so they can explore.
They are growing quickly, but I still take really good care of them.
Although I'm not a herding dog, I have that instinct and I herd them - LIKE A BOSS!
The chicks are starting to stretch their wings, so Operation Build A Coop STAT has been made a top priority.
Look at those faces! My babies are getting the cutest tail feathers.
Some are getting their body feathers and are in a phase only a mother can love. And I do. I love them.
My wee-est guardians are making all sorts of plans. They are talking about getting a cow, a horse and an elephant! I'm not sure what to think about that yet. We're going to have to have a talk.
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
YESTERDAY I HEARD, WHAT I THOUGHT TO BE, BABY BIRDS
I heard the chirping all day and even commented to Lach that there must be a bird's nest really close. Later in the afternoon, Larry J came in and told me that Lily had found a baby squirrel. When I went outside, I was expecting to see Lily with "a present" but she was sitting there standing guard, not making a sound and giving it a nuzzle every now and then. It wasn't birds, we were hearing the baby squirrel crying all day!
I wrapped it in a towel, placed a call to the Humane Society and googled how to care for a baby squirrel, while we waited for them to call back. I kept going outside to see if there was a mama looking for her baby. Nothing. Lily kept going over the the same area, was antsy, but never barked. About an hour later, I heard a rustling and the little babe perked up, so I thought it must be the mama. Then the rustling stopped and I wondered if it was a cat. I stood very still, watching, and then I saw it - another baby. It was in-between our fence and our neighbors, just beyond our reach. Larry J climbed the fence and handed it over. As soon as it got in the towel, the two dehydrated babies snuggled. Talk about heart melting cuteness!
We have named them Phineas and Isabella.
They eat kitten formula every three hours.
The man clan and I are having so much fun caring for these wee ones,
but we will be taking them to a squirrel rehabilitation center in a few days.
We don't know how we're going to break it to Lily - she thinks she's their mama. She grooms them, stands guard by their "nest" we made and is constantly checking in on them. It's the cutest thing I think we've ever seen her do. She LOVES the little babies she rescued, absolutely loves them, and so do we.
I wrapped it in a towel, placed a call to the Humane Society and googled how to care for a baby squirrel, while we waited for them to call back. I kept going outside to see if there was a mama looking for her baby. Nothing. Lily kept going over the the same area, was antsy, but never barked. About an hour later, I heard a rustling and the little babe perked up, so I thought it must be the mama. Then the rustling stopped and I wondered if it was a cat. I stood very still, watching, and then I saw it - another baby. It was in-between our fence and our neighbors, just beyond our reach. Larry J climbed the fence and handed it over. As soon as it got in the towel, the two dehydrated babies snuggled. Talk about heart melting cuteness!
We have named them Phineas and Isabella.
They eat kitten formula every three hours.
The man clan and I are having so much fun caring for these wee ones,
but we will be taking them to a squirrel rehabilitation center in a few days.
We don't know how we're going to break it to Lily - she thinks she's their mama. She grooms them, stands guard by their "nest" we made and is constantly checking in on them. It's the cutest thing I think we've ever seen her do. She LOVES the little babies she rescued, absolutely loves them, and so do we.
Sunday, April 22, 2012
DAISY
Friday, April 20, 2012
FOR HER FIRST CLASS
she did really well.
She's not too keen on the big dogs in the class. Neither am I.
She's not too keen on the big dogs in the class. Neither am I. For the most part, we stay away from them, but when we have to walk in a circle and practice different commands, we can hear the big dogs behind us breathing and panting. We know they want to eat us.
We survived the first class - yay us!
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Thursday, December 1, 2011
THE LADY OF THE LAIR
Monday, September 12, 2011
LILY'S DIARY
I turned one on Sunday. I feel older though, I feel like I'm seven.
To celebrate, my parents had a family birthday party for me this weekend. My mom is still afraid of dogs, but she likes my friend, Bella, so she was invited. Bella doesn't bark at her and is very sweet to everyone. I have a lot to learn from Ms. Bella, she's going to teach me to be a classy pup vs spazzy pup.
Doggie Floats (a.k.a. Rootbeer Floats)
Vanilla Cupcakes
Rice Krispie Bones
Sugar Cookie Bones
Rice Krispie Kibble
And just for the dogs, goodie bags with treats from the Petco Doggie Buffet.
Friday, September 9, 2011
LILY'S DIARY
Thursday, June 23, 2011
LILY'S DIARY
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
LILY'S DIARY
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
CAPTAIN BLUEBERRY
is Lily's new cousin, who is also a Coton de Tulear. They met this weekend for the first time and were instant BFF's.


Their cuteness is killing me - they are so fun!!



Their cuteness is killing me - they are so fun!!
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
LILY'S DIARY
Monday, May 23, 2011
A GETAWAY
Friday, May 20, 2011
Sunday, May 15, 2011
LILY'S DIARY
What do I love about camping? Everything!
Getting really dirty.
Going on long adventurous walks, playing with my brothers and seeing the amazing Eastern Oregon sights.

But my favorite thing about our trip, actually any trip, was feeling the wind in my face.
Getting really dirty.
Going on long adventurous walks, playing with my brothers and seeing the amazing Eastern Oregon sights.
But my favorite thing about our trip, actually any trip, was feeling the wind in my face.
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