You Knew Roo Turned Two, Didn’t You?

health and wellness, Pets: Dogs 1 Minute

The esteemed Sir Roo Longtail celebrated his second birthday on or about June 13, 2023. We freed our little Roogele from the hoosegow on August 5, 2021. He’d been wandering the streets, homeless, hungry, and had been attacked by a ruthless gang of bloodthirsty ticks. Now he’s the tall, dark, and handsome defender of Bunnytown from all things cat, skunk, bird, lizard — Wait! Did Draymond just bite my lizard friend’s tail off? Oh, it’s okay? It can just drop off its tail like that? Whew! Dray, why do you have to be so mean?

Black and white toy cow “sitting up” and missing one forelimb and head.
BetsyMoo at her most inspirational moment?
BetsyMoo was a cow
Betsy cannot speak just now

BetsyMoo has lost her head
Betsy is what we call dead

Once a well-crafted toy
Made to bring a child joy

Purpose served, sweet BetsyMoo
Was loved to pieces by our Roo



©️2023 DÅL|é, inspired by Roo-in-nation
Face of large dog sniffing mutilated cow toy
BetsyMoo and Roo before the next round of violent joy
Black dog with white bib and golf ball in mouth. Eyes and mouth have been magnified, distorting face. Red arrow points to enlarged sickle-shaped white area in dog’s left eye. Text: “When the QUARTER MOON hits your eye … Your human does this kind of thing!”
Thankfully, Roo refuses to check out my blog ever since the host/platform changed its name from WordPress to whatever the lightning bolt thing stands for, I forget. Dogs are amazing and incredibly forgiving and I adore them, but truly unconditional love? Nope. Roo should never see this, y’all!
Handsome black dog with white bib and golf ball in mouth, facing camera.
You can’t help but see the moon in his eye now, eh? That’s a golf ball in his mouth, btw. If you could just throw it without him letting go, that’d be great!
Black and white dog lying belly up. A dotted line of lights roughly bisects him from chest to lower belly.
Massage along the dotted line, if you would. Thanks.
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