It's nice to have this show back; Pit Bulls & Parolees followed by this makes for my kind of Saturday night. I even skipped football while those were on, since it was the Patriots. If Dr. Jeff was on, too, I'd be in heaven. Yes, I am wild and crazy.
Jetta the goat's face is so adorable. I'm glad she lucked into surviving, but I cannot with people who have a clear method of help available to them and decide, pah, science, I'll roll the dice on hoping for the best.
The owner who figured out how to use her cell phone's camera in order to record her dog's seizure tickled me.
Jasper looks a bit like my friend's cat of the same name, and it was funny that even sedated, the one thing he reacted negatively to was hydrotherapy. Cats and water, man (although I had one who loved warm water, and my parents have one who likes sitting out in the rain - so he can be thoroughly toweled and brushed afterward, I think). I took one look at the flesh on that leg, and the lack of circulation below it, and with my untrained eye figured he was going to lose the leg. But they do well as tripods in general, and at only a year old, he's strong and will probably adapt particularly well. Good for his sister alerting them to his predicament.
Kyerra's return to work and recounting of all the offers of help she got from her work family was touching.
It was good to see Austin Pets Alive! showcased; friends in the area speak highly of it in general, and particularly for its Harvey efforts, integral in moving animals already in Houston shelters to Austin and elsewhere, so the Houston shelters would have room for displaced pets without having to euthanize the animals who'd been there, waiting for adoption.
The runt of the litter of puppies looked so pathetic, I loved the P.A. taking him - and joking about his discount on vet care.
"There's, like, an aftertaste to the funk" as Dr. Blue processed the smell upon opening his brother's fridge was funny.
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