Stories and thoughts from my day to day life as a pet sitter, pet Reiki practitioner, intuitive communicator and animal sanctuary volunteer.
Saturday, 3 October 2009
Handicapped Pets
At Animals in Distress, as I'm sure you can imagine, from time to time we take in animals that are handicapped in some way. Most recently we've had a few cats with leg injuries so severe that they require amputation in order to save the cat, and provide a fairly good life again. They're amazingly stoical, and before very long learn to scoot around on their 3 legs just as if they still had 4. Sometimes though they still think they have 4, and can be seen trying to scratch with the leg that's no longer there! If you go to my Tale of three 3-Legged Cats, published in July, you'll be able to read more about them.
I've recently come across another blog dedicated to handicapped pets, with all sorts of useful, interesting and fascinating information, Q&As, etc for those who use pet wheelchairs. Please have a look at Handicapped Pets.
Thank you Jean! Would love to have folks follow our blog @ http://handicappedpets.blogspot.com or visit our website @ http://handicappedpets.com Handicapped Pets has a super community filled with information re: special needs and senior pets. Sign up for their Newsletter and Handicappedpets.com will make a donation to the Handicapped Pets Foundation (within the last 24 hours 2 wheelchairs have been purchased thru the foundation and our facebook friends for animals in need) Loads of info in our help and advise forum too! Check it out and thanks again Jean for making people aware of handicapped pets!
My name's Jean and I have a Pet Sitting and Pet Reiki business called Whiskers Pet Care, based in Manchester. I have a passion for helping living beings to have the best life possible. Even when just coming to pet sit, I've always got the Reiki energy with me, and can help to ensure that your pet is happy, calm and relaxed while you're away. Additionally, I am an animal Reiki practitioner and intuitive communicator. I've been called upon many times to use these skills to help an animal be at peace and comfortable as it approaches the end of its life, something I feel very honoured to be able to do. I also volunteer at Peggy Henderson's Sanctuary in Sale, helping the residents there to recover from both physical and emotional hurt, or just to feel happy and safe until they can be found a permanent new home.
Thank you Jean! Would love to have folks follow our blog @ http://handicappedpets.blogspot.com or visit our website @ http://handicappedpets.com
ReplyDeleteHandicapped Pets has a super community filled with information re: special needs and senior pets. Sign up for their Newsletter and Handicappedpets.com will make a donation to the Handicapped Pets Foundation (within the last 24 hours 2 wheelchairs have been purchased thru the foundation and our facebook friends for animals in need) Loads of info in our help and advise forum too! Check it out and thanks again Jean for making people aware of handicapped pets!