There is definitely truth to the saying ... a picture is worth a thousands word. Nibi, the peace and calm on your face says it all. And thank you Gretchen, for watching over Nibi and providing him with a safe place to rest :)
On Saturday, 2/16 we received the following from Peggy: "Nibi had a great past few days. On Thursday he went to work at the Wildlife Science Center and spent some time glaring at the mountain lions and wolves. Friday he stayed at home with Megan and played outside with dogs for the first time! It is so fun to watch him gain comfort every day. He greeted me and Mark at the gate enthusiastically when we got home, and took my hand in his mouth for the walk down to the house...his way of holding hands. He will go back to see Dr. Dave this week. I think his medical team will be thrilled to see how well he is doing."
To read more about Nibi's story check out the following blog posts:
Days after he arrived in the cities (2/6/13 ... his health and prognosis still uncertain due to his injuries:
http://leechlakelegacy.blogspot.com/2013/02/nibi-needs-our-prayers-and-support.html
After his surgery (2/7/13):
http://leechlakelegacy.blogspot.com/2013/02/nibi-post-surgery.html
Thank you Peggy, Mark and Megan (Home At Last) and Dr. Dave of South Shore Veterinary Hospital for all you have done for this sweet boy.
Is nibs up for adoption , I would love to have him in my home.
ReplyDeleteHi Slone. Thanks for your inquiry. Leech Lake Legacy transports dogs and cats from the Leech Lake Impound to our partner shelters, rescues and sanctuaries. Nibi was transferred to a sanctuary where he will spend the rest of his days. Thank you for considering a rescued animal, we wish you all the best.
DeleteHow sweet! My dogs have liked to hold my hand that way, too--all were/are shepherd mixes. Glad Nibi is doing better. Any updates?
ReplyDeleteIts as like as couple. So sweet!. Very friendly atmosphere. Nibi is great.
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