As of today all of Cora’s scabs have disappeared leaving nice pink new skin in their place. Her feathers are even starting to grow out of her new skin. I think she’s looking pretty great!
September 6th, 2012 § 4
As of today all of Cora’s scabs have disappeared leaving nice pink new skin in their place. Her feathers are even starting to grow out of her new skin. I think she’s looking pretty great!
YAY! Its hard for me to remain detached from working not pet animals. I don’t know what the ‘rules’ are in your house. In ours we have a reversed mantra from Nemo, ‘You are food not friends’ despite our generous and loving care for them.
She is looking really good, bright eyed, and inquisitive. I’m happy she made it.
Thank you, Nerissa. I am glad too! I really hope she sticks around as I’ve grown rather fond of her!
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