Sep 9, 2025
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FROM : thetursithan - Just in time
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April 30th: National Adopt A Shelter Pet Day
Tabby Tails Rescue
Whumpy Webcomic Feature: Footsteps in the Snow, SAISA.
Panels of Seonu and his two adopted feral big brothers
TW: blood. Spoilers below.
“I’m not here to babysit someone who’s dead weight.”
Credit to: SAISA, Footsteps in the Snow
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We had an exciting visitor this week! My niece and nephews discovered this lost homing pigeon at my parents' alpaca farm, so they called me to help because I have a slight history with rescuing birbs. Mom gave it food and water and kept it in a dog kennel overnight (it was very very hungry!) We tried releasing it the next day since the tag suggested it was a racing pigeon, but it didn't seem to know what to do, so we brought it back in.
(Trying to help me with my editing, to limited success.)
But, happy day, I was able to contact the national pigeon racing organization signified on its legband, and they got me in touch with the area chapter referenced by the legband code, and HE got me in touch with the owner! The owner said this little guy was very young and got scared off by a hawk attack about a week ago (which explains the very small, healed-over scab on his neck). And he is from over an hour's drive south of here! We were both surprised he wandered that far! The owner was SUPER appreciative that we took care of him and made the effort to find the owner, and lo and behold, there is a pigeon auction he had been considering attending IN MY TOWN, so he asked if we could take care of it until this Saturday! All of us were super jazzed at this happy ending and I volunteered to keep the bird until then.
Also, when I asked the bird's name, he said it didn't have one yet. My niece was DELIGHTED when he said it would now be called by her name suggestion, Pedro! :D
Anyhoo, I took him to my house since I have dove food. He is very nervous and baby, but I have been loving on him to help keep him used to peoples. And my doves have been surprisingly accomodating (only going after him if he tries to land on their cage)!
(Compared to the doves he is a BIG BOY)
And all of this has also led to one of my new favorite bird pictures I have ever taken:
Pogo Stick Pedro
what do you think of paying farmers to save their animals? someone i know fosters for till the cows come home and she told me that they pay the farmer the equivalent price they would have gotten from slaughtering the calf in order to take them. im not 100% sure this is true because it is second hand, but if it is, would that be ethically justifiable?
I have heard of organisations and activists doing this, but I am solidly against paying a farmer for their animals. This is not a rescue; you are just purchasing an animal from them and helping to keep their operations profitable. They have taken the cow out of a terrible situation, which is wonderful and I’m sure the intention is good, but they have then funded the next cow to take their place. A real rescue is either directly liberating an animal from their captors, or they’re taking an animal who has been abandoned or surrendered.