Montana Bridger Canyon German Shepherds

06/05/2025

05/28/2025

Miss Red and Miss Yellow, looking for their furever homes❤️😍

05/28/2025

Miss Red and Miss Yellow, 2 Females looking for a loving furever home😍💗

05/28/2025

05/28/2025

"If you happen to see me, please don’t judge too quickly. I’m not some monster from a bedtime story. I belong to the quiet of the forest, the shadows of the mountains. You see, a wolf doesn’t choose to live alone unless it has to. We are born into packs—into family. My instincts come from a place of love: strong, raw, and fiercely loyal to the very end.

I don’t hunt for fun—I hunt to survive. Yet somehow, I’ve become the hunted, without cause. Not to divide us, not to erase the path my kind has walked for generations. Not to destroy the forest, which may be the only home I truly have.

You don’t have to love me. But you can respect me. I’m not the danger people think I am—but the world keeps becoming more dangerous for me. So, if you see me—don’t panic, don’t scream, and please… don’t raise your weapon. Just let me be."

𝗔𝗹𝘀𝗼 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗮 𝗯𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗳𝘂𝗹 𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆:👇

https://epiola.com/firefox_one_rarest_enchanting_creatures_earth/

05/27/2025

After a raging forest fire swept through acres of woodland, rescue teams were called to search for surviving animals. What they found in a quiet office building left everyone speechless — a tiny fawn and a young bobcat, curled up together under a desk, fast asleep.

Both were covered in soot, trembling, and scared. But instead of fear or instinct taking over, they had chosen comfort — in each other. The bobcat had wrapped itself around the fawn, and the fawn leaned in gently, their bond unmistakable.

Rescuers gently carried them to a wildlife rehabilitation center. Everyone expected the bond to break once they were safe, but it didn’t. The two remained close, eating side by side, sleeping next to each other, and finding peace in one another’s presence.

Experts say it’s rare — nearly unheard of — for natural instincts to be replaced by friendship like this. But trauma has a way of breaking barriers, and these two found love and comfort when they needed it most.

Eventually, they were relocated to a sanctuary that could care for both of them safely, without forcing separation. They now live in adjoining spaces, still meeting daily, still cuddling — two fire-forged souls who proved that even in nature, love can bloom in the unlikeliest places.

05/23/2025

Titer testing is the one thing that the veterinary industry should do, but usually doesn't. I KNOW that titer testing saves lives, and prevents vaccine injuries (triggering of allergies, autoimmune disease, immune system dysregulation, a range of chronic diseases, up to and including death from things like Immune Mediated Haemolytic Anemia).

It's a simple blood test that measure the levels of antibodies in the blood. If your pet still has enough antibodies, revaccination does NOTHING but expose your pet to the risk of harm.

If your pets have adequate antibodies, then those antibodies interfere with the vaccine. So these so-called 'boosters' do nothing to increase your pet's level of protection a lot of the time.

WHY?

Because the core vaccines (C3 for dogs, F3 for cats) give a LONG-LASTING IMMUNITY of at least 5-7 years, and often a whole lot longer. Sometimes lifelong!

One problem is that a lot of vets send their titer tests out to external labs, which makes them VERY expensive. I use an in-house test kit. It makes it affordable. Any vet hospital can stock and use these kits.

So it's YOUR JOB to advocate for your pets and ask your vets to get the Biogal Vaccicheck in-house test kits in, so they can give you affordable titer testing, in-house.

If your vets are not open to this, just KEEP ON ASKING - the more that everyone who loves their pets asks their vets to make these tests affordable and accessible, the better!

I'm not anti-vax. They work. They protect from these deadly diseases. There is undeniable, robust, repeated evidence that proves this. I've seen too many dogs die from parvo to not know that vaccines can save lives. And yes, there are alternatives - message me if you want to know more about that!

The bottom line is that you should ALWAYS titer before revaccinating for the core (C3 + F3) vaccines. No ifs, no buts. I wish this was taught at vet schools, and an industry-wide standard!

Have you ever titer tested your dogs? What were the results? How long did their immunity last after vaccination? How has your vet responded to requests? What do they charge? Love to hear from you in the chat.

I help animals all over the world heal and be well + happy with holistic veterinary care, kind training, and energy healing. If you want me to help your pets, message me! Zoom and in person appts available.

05/14/2025