frodo is home..i went into town to get him. he has been asleep on the chaise lounge in his royal suite since his return. i spent a couple of hours with him and had a short nap in the chair..when i left he was still sleeping.
brian and jenn agreed to try mia instead so she has gone back in frodo's stead. mia won't be attacking them both in righteous rage...she is sweet and safe.
the interesting about this all is frodo truly does love my family...but love means nothing where frodo is concerned. if he is pissed off.... any person's blood flow is good.
at least he doesn't make actual heads roll...he just slices and bites to voice his displeasure.
Carol is right. I saw a photo once of a horse in the same situation as Pops and I swore I never wanted to see anything like that again. It was just a photo. When I heard he arrived on site I was sick to my stomach and was afraid to see him. MO introduced me to him and my heart melted and soon you forget about where he came from and what he went through. Your weakness is replaced by strength, the strength to ensure you care for this animal the best you possibly can. You see his excitement at being with other animals. You see him roll on the ground. You take delight in his being able to lay down. Your heart melts when Emily (cow) nuzzles with him over his fence. It's exciting to give him an apple. You sense that he knows he's in a better place, surrounded by loved ones, be it human or animal. You do what you have to do and it's all okay. And I know for a fact that Alison (volunteer) and Popeye are having a love affair. Don't tell her husband.