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Report on Maggie
On Saturday afternoon as Clyde and I were busy getting prepared for Treat Your Sweet, Maggie showed up at our door with a nasty wound in her neck. It wasn’t bleeding much nor slowing her down at all, but it sure scared us! Clyde loaded her up and took her up to the Cuba vet clinic where the vet on call was able to sew her up. He kept her for a couple days, and yesterday Clyde picked up Maggie and brought her home again. She has big stiches now just below her collar:
Maybe we should rename poor Maggie? Some possibilities include: Scar, Lucky, or perhaps more appropriately Unlucky, and my favorite Karma. That’s what she gets for killing my rooster! Well, we can laugh now fortunately. Thanks to those of you who have asked after her – she really is doing fine. As you can see in the following picture, she just wants to go roaming again, and Jude is supremely unconcerned!