CORGIII pictures!

It's super stressful dealing with bird diseases, ugh. D: I think the crows are going to go off and live with one of the raptor rehabbers who has no birds in his home, because otherwise the only other options are basically to find another volunteer with no birds at their house (unlikely, based off what's happened so far) or euthanize them. And I'd hate to euthanize them, especially seeing as they're bright, alert, eating well, and other than their lesions from the avian pox--which don't even seem painful--they're in good health. They have a good prognosis, too, as long as they don't go into a different stage of the virus that has a high mortality (so far, no signs of that at all). But I need them out of my house, as I have my parrotlet and the magpie at risk and it's really, really scary how easy it would be to spread it to them. I'm doing some intense sanitation stuff and being careful, but it's just... UGH. Disease sucks.

But now, what you're REALLY reading this entry for...

( Corgi Pictures! Mostly Honey because I've been around her the most lately (plus you guys haven't seen her yet.) )

Yay waiting list paid off! We now have a room in the Hilton for Fanime. :D Let me know if any of you are staying at the Hilton, too, and we will scheme to do ridiculous things at ridiculous hours maybe we'll be lucky enough to be neighbors.

ONE WEEK.

ONE WEEEEK!

Also, got my massive box of Pokémon! I'm amazed at how fast it came. :O It's epiiiiic and I'll post at least one picture of the things that were in it tomorrow. This sales post is going to be intense and I need to do it...today. (Today as in the day that just started, not the day that already ended.) @___@

Now I'm exhausted, so time for bed and snuggling with Honey.

CORGIII pictures!

It's super stressful dealing with bird diseases, ugh. D: I think the crows are going to go off and live with one of the raptor rehabbers who has no birds in his home, because otherwise the only other options are basically to find another volunteer with no birds at their house (unlikely, based off what's happened so far) or euthanize them. And I'd hate to euthanize them, especially seeing as they're bright, alert, eating well, and other than their lesions from the avian pox--which don't even seem painful--they're in good health. They have a good prognosis, too, as long as they don't go into a different stage of the virus that has a high mortality (so far, no signs of that at all). But I need them out of my house, as I have my parrotlet and the magpie at risk and it's really, really scary how easy it would be to spread it to them. I'm doing some intense sanitation stuff and being careful, but it's just... UGH. Disease sucks.

But now, what you're REALLY reading this entry for...

( Corgi Pictures! Mostly Honey because I've been around her the most lately (plus you guys haven't seen her yet.) )

Yay waiting list paid off! We now have a room in the Hilton for Fanime. :D Let me know if any of you are staying at the Hilton, too, and we will scheme to do ridiculous things at ridiculous hours maybe we'll be lucky enough to be neighbors.

ONE WEEK.

ONE WEEEEK!

Also, got my massive box of Pokémon! I'm amazed at how fast it came. :O It's epiiiiic and I'll post at least one picture of the things that were in it tomorrow. This sales post is going to be intense and I need to do it...today. (Today as in the day that just started, not the day that already ended.) @___@

Now I'm exhausted, so time for bed and snuggling with Honey.