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Momma Turtle Taking Over My Driveway

Closed Published by cingroomer May 16th, 2008 in Uncategorized

I was leaving the house a little bit ago and saw some huge lump in my driveway near the end. Thinking that it might possibly be a tree log, I walked to the end and saw it was a turtle. It didnt move at all as I approached it which I thought odd, so I bent down to touch it and it still didn’t move. I pushed her a little with my foot, and guess what, she was laying an egg. I saw she had dug a little place out and was laying it there. I didn’t know what to do, so I drove out of my drive a different way and headed to the post office. While on the road I called my daughter who works for people that have turtles. They explained to me what to do. See, here in Florida, messing with turtle nests is illegal. What I didn’t know was its just certain types of turtles. This was obviously a gopher turtle. They lay their eggs and move on. I was instructed to dig another hole not too far from this one and move the egg, exactly how it lays without turning it and put it in the other hole and cover it and put a tub or grate over it so that the raccoons and other animals wouldn’t get it. When I got home, I came into the house and got my video camera and a large spoon to dig another hole. Much to my dismay, when I reached the area that the egg had been buried, it had already been dug up and eaten, just the shell was there. I was not happy about this. How fast an animal had found that egg. I was really hoping to save that little turtle egg and raise it.

Natures Beauty

Closed Published by cingroomer May 12th, 2008 in News, blogroll

Even though I don’t own a bird, I love to watch them. I find them fascinating. Not far from the house, almost next to the busiest street in town, there is a small part of the intercoastal that is being inhabited as a nesting area for egrets, herons and woodstorks. Watching them tonight was amazing. The males would approach the females, spread their wings and try to impress them, their own mating call. The female birds would fall for it within minutes. They all were building nests together and the baby birds were clamoring for food. I loved watching them all interact. The birds come back to this nesting area every year and stay about 3 months. This year, the alligator which normally protects seems to be gone, which is not good for the birds. One more month before they start on their travels to whereever they are going to settle. I’ve put up a few pics of the birds for you. Look at the male in the front of the group photo, he sure is working it.

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California New Law Proposal Says No Pets On Lap While Driving

Closed Published by cingroomer May 9th, 2008 in Dogs, Cats, News, blogroll

I’m always appalled when I see people driving with a dog on their lap. What are they thinking. Don’t they know that if they stop quick, that dog is going through the windshield. Would you drive with your child on your lap, I don’t think so. Maybe its time for the law to step in, like in California. A California lawmaker is trying to get a new law passed banning anyone from driving with their pet on their lap. The bill has currently passed the Assembly and is now headed to the Senate. This isn’t the product of the stars driving around with pets on their lap, its because the Assemblyman saw a lady driving with 3 dogs on her lap. Not only is that distracting to the driver, but its just plain dangerous for the dogs. Why would anyone that loves their pets put them in that kind of danger, and why does it take a law to make people protect their pets properly while driving.

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Dog Found With Fish Hooks in Neck

Closed Published by cingroomer May 8th, 2008 in Dogs, News, blogroll

What is wrong with people. What would be in someones mind to make them put 15 fish hooks into the inside of a dog collar on a dog. This is exactly what happened to this pooch found in Bullskin Twp, Pa. Someone found this mixed breed border collie and took it the SPCA The collar was so tight on the dog that the hooks were digging in and the dog needed surgery to remove a hook from his neck. It is not known exaclty how long poor ‘Hooks”, named by the SPCA, has been walking around like this but its apparent had he not been found for a few more days, he would probably be dead. The matter is being investigated and anyone with any knowledge should contact the SPCA in North Union.

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Entertainment For Your Dog When You Aren’t Home

0 Comments Published by cingroomer May 8th, 2008 in Dogs, Fun, News, blogroll

Are you kidding me. Do you really think your dog will watch tv. Not sure about your guys, but I can tell you, Thor certainly watches tv. I think its all the light flashing that catches his attention, and he does watch it if something interesting is on.I’ve said before he loves to watch Dancing With The Stars, and I think its because of all the fast frames going on. Well, there is a video out there that is made especially for your dogs to watch. Whether you are home or gone, you can entertain your dogs with this video. Because it has an uninterrupted loop it will play indefinately until you shut it off. This is really good entertainment for your dog if you are going to be gone for a long period of time. With all the dogs running around and playing, its quite the entertainment, even humans can enjoy.

A Dogs Vision Revealed

0 Comments Published by cingroomer May 7th, 2008 in Dogs, Cats, Fun, News, blogroll

The age old question of what does my dog really see and how do you know. By comparison to a person, your dogs vision would be considered 20/75, meaning, what we can see clearly at 75 feet, they can only see clearly at 20 feet. They also have mainly rod cells in the their retinas compared to humans which have mainly cone cells, therefore, they don’t need as much light to see as a human. Dogs are also know to only have dichromatic vision, people have trichromatic vision, which allows humans to see all the colors of the spectrum, but dogs colors are limited, they probably can’t see the range from green to red. Dogs can also detect motion better then humans and can see flickering lights better, which might make us understand why they will often look at the tv which is flashing from scene to scene. How do we know what they see, well, its pretty much a guess on the part of veterinary specialists by researching the parts of the eye and behind the eye to see what cells and other ocular parts they have. Clearly, its a little more difficult for us as tall humans to see what dogs see since they can be just inches off the ground and their visual prospective is a whole lot different then ours.

Our New Friend Bobbie

0 Comments Published by cingroomer May 6th, 2008 in Fun, blogroll

A couple weeks ago we had new neighbors move to the neighborhood which I’ve met briefly, however, I have had the pleasure to meet their pet peacock, Bobbie, quite a few times. This beautiful, once wild peacock, has graced our street with his fabulous presence and loud mating call. Tonight, he ventured into our back yard and joined our chickens up in the tree. Thinking he had probably settled in for the night, we grabbed a few pics of him, but minutes later we heard a loud thud on the roof, Bobbie was on the move. We hurried out to get some pics, but off he jumped into the woods and we haven’t seen him since. I’m quite sure we will be seeing and hearing him tomorrow, but for tonight, hes safely at home. Can you tell how excited about this peacock I am. Hes just wonderful to watch, and though his mating call can be a little irritating, its the call of the wild, and I love it, unlike some of my neighbors. But then again, I have roosters that crow at all hours of the day and night, so whats one more screech. Heres a few pics of Bobbie in the tree, hes the big blue bird with the long tail feathers

New Opportunities For Pet Bloggers

0 Comments Published by cingroomer May 6th, 2008 in Dogs, Cats, Fun, News, horses, blogroll

If you like blogging, or you like to read blogs, you may be interested in the new site that Izea has just released named SocialSpark. There is so much information on this site that I don’t know where to even begin. The first thing I noticed about the site is how extremely slow it runs. That makes it very difficult to navigate and look for people or blog opportunities. Most of us don’t have that much time to sit and wait for a page to load. I’ve also found the layout to be a bit confusing, its like everything is just everywhere. I searched the site for the thing most near and dear to me, animals. Since I’m very much into pets, I picked a profile of a person that is also a pet lover, and I also like that fact that she practices as veterinary doctor that is familiar with traditional medicines but also knows the importance of natural health care for pets, and that is Dr. Kim. I’m sure she would very much approve of my natural herbal remedies that I am using for Scatmans hocks, which does seem to be working. With her knowledge of both animal and human natural health, I’m sure she is going to contribute a lot of excellent blogs which I for one am very interested in. I’m hoping that this site fixes its quirks and that in the future it can be profitable for a lot of bloggers, especially us pet bloggers and that those reading can gather a lot of knowledge from our blogs. This is a paid post.

Online Pet Social Community Fun

0 Comments Published by cingroomer May 5th, 2008 in Dogs, Cats, Fun, News, horses, blogroll

I’ve found a great onine community for pet lovers and owners. I love to talk with other pet owners and get ideas and find out about new products or even gather information about specific breeds. You can do all this at You Pet. This site is perfect for interracting with other pet lovers. I like how you can post your pets pics, and yours and you get to see exactly who you are communicating with. You also get to see all the beautiful pets owned by the members. They have an online forum and chat. They also have an area for shopping, and videos and some fun pictures of celebrities and their pets. Check this site out, it doesn’t cost anything to join and theres a wealth of knowledge that you can get from there as well as making friends.

Be Kind To Animals Week

0 Comments Published by cingroomer May 5th, 2008 in Dogs, Cats, Fun, News, horses, blogroll

In 1915, the American Humane Society created this week. In order to show your support for this week from May 4th to the 10th, you can donate to a shelter, adopt a pet, or report any animal abuse you may see. You can also help by educating those people that have pets and really aren’t aware that something they are doing to them may be wrong. Visit you local shelter or rescue group and see what you can do for them. Sometimes your physical help is much more important than a financial contribution, and that can be as simple as walking the dogs or cleaning cat boxes. But first and foremost, don’t contribute to the overpopulation of pets, make sure your pet is spayed or neutered. Be responsible for your pets, make sure they are up to date on their vaccinations and have proper ID on them at all times. Keep your pet safe and healthy, and help as many others as you can.

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California New Law Proposal Says No Pets On Lap While Driving

Dog Found With Fish Hooks in Neck

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A Dogs Vision Revealed

Our New Friend Bobbie

New Opportunities For Pet Bloggers

Online Pet Social Community Fun

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