The other day the dogs found this bird in the back yard. I thought it was dead at first until Gus decided to nose the thing and it started flapping around. I knew it wasn't doing very well but I didn't have the heart to just leave it freezing face down in the snow. So Griffin and I made a little bed and brought the bird inside to warm up.
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This is how I found the bird |
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Griffin didn't want to leave its side. He sat their talking to the bird and telling it that he was going to make him all better. He even grabbed a medicine syringe (without medicine) and tried sticking it in the cage to see if the birdie would take his "pretend" medicine. |
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Sadie wasnt' really sure what to think about having a bird in her dog crate. Being a bird dog she wasn't about to leave it's side and sat by the crate all day. |
Unfortunately the bird didn't make it. We did our best but it wasn't meant to be.
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