Poor wee toot

Not sure if this is allowed, if not I will delete it.

Saw this in a magazine today, and thought I would share it with you.

Hi Lynn,

A great story and a big to his owners for going that extra mile

The only problem you may have in posting a scan of that article is copright infringement.

Ian

Poor little baby boy... oh how my heart goes out to him and his family... bless!

But... he seems to be so nicely catered for by his human family, and just like blind humans, he's learnt to get along just fine with the senses he has. Lots of virtual snuggles are on their way from me to handsome Eric!

I don't know how the mag is with their articles beign shown elsehwere, if it's a problem I can always remove it.

Ian B wrote:Hi Lynn,


The only problem you may have in posting a scan of that article is copright infringement.

Ian

I thought about that, but I did look through the mag and couldn't find anything about the copyright. I've seen the same stories repeated in diffrent magazines, weeks later, so surely this wouldn't be allowed if it was meant for the copywritten original magazine.

Oh the poor baby! He still has the most beautiful face. I'm happy he's no longer in pain, but feel so sad for him. hugs to the wee fella. x

OMG!!!!! Look at those huge eyes - THAT would scare the bejesus outta you in a dark alleyway

I'm sure he'll manage fine without eyes - my old Jack Russell went blind after developing diabetes and within weeks he was charging around the fields after our other dog as though there was nothing wrong at all We just put a bell on Lady's collar and Buster knew where to go