She's a scrappy little thing.
Then she was given something for the pain that made her disinclined to walk, so I had to carry her to and from the car. And THEN, the final indignity: she has to wear clothes when she goes outside. Like some kind of spoiled little purse dog.
This is Stoic Acceptance. It was preceded by Get This Thing OFF OF ME squirming.
Perhaps she objects on sartorial grounds, as the only old t-shirt I could find was one of A.'s, which is way too big and has to be tied in a very 80's little knot at her waist. But the reason for the t-shirt is that flies are outside. Flies lay eggs in wounds. Eggs turn into maggots.
Hmmmm. Humiliating 80's t-shirt or . . . maggots. If Rita could understand the choices, I feel sure even she would go with the t-shirt.
But she doesn't have to like it.
Hmmmm. Humiliating 80's t-shirt or . . . maggots. If Rita could understand the choices, I feel sure even she would go with the t-shirt.
But she doesn't have to like it.
Poor Rita. It supposed to hot this weekend too.
ReplyDeleteAw, the poor dear. Love the "stoic" photograph!
ReplyDeleteTo be fair, maggots only eat necrotic flesh.
ReplyDeleteSo maybe they'd help!
...that doesn't really help on the gross-out factor though.
To be fair, maggots only eat necrotic flesh.
ReplyDeleteSo maybe they'd help!
...that doesn't really help on the gross-out factor though.
Poor Rita. I hope she heals - for both of your sakes!
ReplyDeleteAwww...poor little puppy!
ReplyDeleteSadness!
ReplyDeleteShe's like the sunburned kid at the pool who has to wear a Tshirt when all the other kids are splashing about unencumbered.
Soon, Rita, soon. You'll be free to chew your ass with reckless abandon.