Sixth call; Video
[ It has been a long, long time since last time she made a post to the network. In August, the time of her birthday, in fact. A month after her death. Three months later, and she still wave up with shivers. No excuse, though. It happened, she's alive now, and the water is underneath the bridge. Well no, not really. Actually, it's not under the bridge; that phrase means that she has accepted that she died and she's okay with it. She's still going to beat the ever loving shit -
Short version: she just needs to get over her special snowflake feelings and show that yes, fuckers, she's alive.
And she's not alone. With a perfectly deadpan expression on her face, still wearing her officer's uniform, she shows Siren's Port a new friend in her hands: the scrawniest ball of tan and black fur ever. Little dark specks crawl over the muzzle, literally covered in fleas. ]
I found a puppy. She was in a garbage bin. I don't even want to know how she got in there.
[ She puts the dog down, and the sound of nails scraping across the hardwood floor can be heard. ]
I haven't made my mind up yet on whether I'll keep her or not, but I'll at least feed and clean her. I don't know much about animal care, but I'm pretty sure it's a bad sign when you can count their ribs just by touching their fur. Does anyone know if there's any vet clinics that's pretty affordable?
Short version: she just needs to get over her special snowflake feelings and show that yes, fuckers, she's alive.
And she's not alone. With a perfectly deadpan expression on her face, still wearing her officer's uniform, she shows Siren's Port a new friend in her hands: the scrawniest ball of tan and black fur ever. Little dark specks crawl over the muzzle, literally covered in fleas. ]
I found a puppy. She was in a garbage bin. I don't even want to know how she got in there.
[ She puts the dog down, and the sound of nails scraping across the hardwood floor can be heard. ]
I haven't made my mind up yet on whether I'll keep her or not, but I'll at least feed and clean her. I don't know much about animal care, but I'm pretty sure it's a bad sign when you can count their ribs just by touching their fur. Does anyone know if there's any vet clinics that's pretty affordable?