Meet Star

I know it seems weird that I'm telling you to meet Star.

Well, you may or may not have noticed that I haven't said much about her.  It's because if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all she had a rather difficult transition into foster care.

Taysia Blue hired a super duper trainer to come in and teach us all how to help Star feel more comfortable and confident (and stop guarding silly things like a piece of paper she found on the floor).












Unfortunately, no one thought to ask about her insane fear of thunder storms.  Here she is hiding in the closet before it snowed.  I suppose the real question is why on earth was it thundering before it snowed?


So, we've been working on Star and teaching her not to guard things and that it's ok if a human takes something from her -- she won't get hurt.

She's getting a lot better.  Seriously guys, that trainer is so good.

 This is me taking a snooze.  Just didn't want you to forget me while I make this long post about Star.

We're pretty sure Star is just about ready to be adopted.  Her new family will need to keep up all the work of the training for an entire year so Star can be rehabilitated for good.



If you're interested in a super sweet gal who is looking for someone to love, you should check out Star.  She's come a long way and proved to be very trainable.


Now I'm off to get a few more squirrels to send to Sasha for the big day.

Hunting,

Nora B. Webster