Special-needs dog, vet for homeless pets, dog nurses kittens, and contented cattle.
And finally: Brushie Brushie
Murray C. takes us to meet some contented cattle.
13 thoughts on “Links: The Specialest Dog Ever”
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Murray C. takes us to meet some contented cattle.
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Who knew cows liked to be brushed?
Marv is soooooo special! I cringe looking at his poor, narrowed face, but he is the sweetest dog! How did any animal get born—and survive—with such a deformed body? SO glad he has found a family that gives him everything he needs! Hugs, baby!💕
Can’t watch videos until later but they look so sweet!
(Although…Marv’s face kinda looks like something out of the Simpsons…)
It DOES look like a dog from the Simpson’s!!
I love the big gruff-looking grandpa feeding him.
Who wouldn’t like to be brushed? (maybe some cats–they’re nuts) Cows do not surprise me.
I expected you to get twitchy fingers over what was coming out in the brushes. Can you spin cow hair?
Hee hee probably. But it wouldn’t be very soft.
Folks, I recently documented about 37 handspun yarns: photo, yarn weight and length, and other crucial details. That took a long time! (But so worth it to have good records.)
Yep – all I have to do is pick up the brush, make eye contact with one of the guys, and they come running.
Are those cows or cats?
Mine look the same way when I brush their necks.
Marv is an absolute doll, and so adored. Definitely hit the jackpot with his family. The cow video has fully convinced me that cows are nothing but giant dogs with horns. That is how my dogs react when they get brushed out.
Street vet and his coworkers are angels. I’m so glad there’s someone to help the pets of people experiencing homelessness.
Love the interspecies adoptions. Moms know how to love.
That Jack Russell is Teasel, who I submitted a few days ago. Mike even put her in the links!