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May 25, 2009 |
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Bailey still hanging in thereHe's holding his own. Can you imagine how painful his injuries must be? Every day his wounds have to be washed and antibiotic cream rubbed into them and awful-tasting antibiotic paste shoved down his throat. It's all to keep him alive until he heals. |
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The torn flesh is dying (that's good). The vet will trim off the dead flesh and new skin will eventually grow to cover the damage |
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This is his rear leg. You can see the bone and teeth marks from the cougar. This is after Bobbie cleaned the wound. | |
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The bandages are going back on his leg to keep it clean. Bailey is still on massive amounts of antibiotics and pain medication. |
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On a positive note - we watched Blondie work at the trainer's barn this afternoon. She's doing very well. | |
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Here she is in the training pen. She's learning all her manners and cues and how to carry a rider without bucking or crow-hopping. | |
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Our blog (a web log or sort of online diary) is maintained by chief stall mucker, poop picker-upper and all around slave to the animals,
Norma Epstein.
I write it all myself (no Pulitzer or accolades necessary) and I take all the pictures with a Minolta digital camera.
I take pictures and post to the blog whenever I find something interesting or have something interesting to say (and even sometimes when I don't).
(The building of a custom saddle) |
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