I arrived home this afternoon from work and a function feeling drained and tired. A little headachy, nauseous and ready to pamper myself. But before I could do that I needed to muck out some stables, fill up the dog and cats water bowl, pick some lettuce for the pig and give the horses some hay. Before I knew it, I was embroiled in another feeling altogether. It is the first real spring summer day we have had in a while, and being outside surrounded by affectionate horses, bounding loving dogs and a pig looking for a kiss on the snout, I began to feel alive. I suddenly noticed birds chirping louder than I have in a long time (when I was feeling low and miserable I had not heard them). To top it all, the first yellow billed kite of the season swooped over our home. Now I sit typing out my joy, with a kitten purring at my feet and a daschund curled up next to me. And we wonder why animals are therapeutic. Attitude shift.
Veterinarian & human extraordinaire. 50 years of true service to the animal world, the animal people, and to his animal-loving family. Four siblings all who care significantly for animals as a result of the way we were raised. To respect life. Because that is who our father his. Our father is more than a vet. He is a compassionate man. A vet who took his oath to care for animals to the greatest level, inspiring those close and around him to do the same. Caring so deeply. Working so hard. Ensuring that he always did his best. He has such depth and wisdom. He has always had a following of people in his life who he wisely guides. His generosity is boundless. He has inspired his children way more than can be imagined. We are pretty sure there are not many people who are so fortunate to have this example of humble love to follow. We are equally unsure whether we can truly honour his example by dupli...
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