In each and everyone of us is the desire to be happy. In the moment, whether you want to admit it or not, you have a choice. Choose Happiness. 🖤 Felix says, “Happiness is calming yourself and feeling content. When you are not happy, you have to connect with something better. Practice makes it easy.” […]
This is Chuckles. He is 17 years old. His person wanted to know what he would like more of or anything she could do differently. He answered, “Sometimes I want the sounds that have birds and songs in them. It’s a tweeting song, but there is also music to it. I like to hear that.
This is Mia. She is five years old. She says, “Can I ask my mom if she knows that I love her? Mom, you are so loveable.” The sweetest!
This is TJ. He is only eleven weeks old. I tried to explain to him that his people don’t want him to play in the mud every day. He says, “Not every day?! Mud is so fun. When you are in it, you feel like there is so much love in the mud. I love
Clyde and Huddy a week before Clyde died. We all miss him so much but doing well remembering him. It’s amazing how a bunny took up so much of my day. I miss spending time sweeping his rug of hay, putting him outside and inside, following him around the yard, and having no room in
This is Squeaker. She is nine years old. She is a rescue that was transported up to NY from North Carolina. Squeaker wanted to tell us about her past. It is a little all over the place. This often happens when memories are flooded back, and the animals try to relay them quickly to me.
This is Taz. He is eleven months old. He says, “I am confused about kitchen time. What is the deal with pushing me into that one area? What am I supposed to do there?” His people are using an area in the kitchen to give him a time out when he is getting over-excited. I
This is Rumble. He is six years old. He was hysterical. He says, “If I could have anything different, it would be more of a comfortable sheet on my sitting place on the couch. That fabric is very itchy. I don’t know why they think that is comfortable.” Then he goes on to say, “The
This is Teddy. He is five years old. He says, “I was wondering at nighttime, can I have a ramp to get up and down on the bed.” Teddy’s person a few nights earlier was thinking that she wished Teddy could come up to the bed at night to cuddle. She wondered if he would
