Pitbulls were once known as the Nanny Dog and the dog of the working class people. It was the most common type of dog in America. The pitbull’s warm and sensitive nature and interest in pleasing their owner is why they are beloved pets but it is also why they are taken advantage of by […]
Read more »Well, as usual Saill’s been up to interesting stuff on her ranch like creating watering systems for her trees, watching cows and saving democracy with her voting research which you can see here: www.votesleuth.org. But the funnest thing she’s been up to is she adopted Frankie from the Petaluma Animal Shelter! He is the cutest, […]
Read more »Let’s check in with Saill and see what she’s up to out on her ranch in Petaluma. Since I’ve written about her last there’s been a lot of circle of life stuff happening. Her amazing cat that survived a coyote attack did not survive crossing the road. Saill was devastated and in her grief went […]
Read more »Can a human please go to Petaluma and visit my sister? At this very moment she is putting together cow shaming signs for each and every one of these cows, especially the black one, Bossy. Feverishly constructing clear, grammatically correct sentences, on cardboard she recycled from a refrigerator box that she scavenged from the behind […]
Read more »When we last left Saill she was rescuing a cat which miraculously turned out to probably be the long, lost brother of her first cat, Maxwell. When I checked in with her last week she was incubating eggs in an incubator she found on line. She thought the chicks had died because it had been […]
Read more »So a couple of nights ago Saill texted me and my other sister Skye (who has rescued many feral cats in Brooklyn) that “Maxwell made a friend!” Uh oh, that’s code for Saill just got another cat. But after a lengthy text discussion between Skye and Saill a heartwarming […]
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