2 Ducks In A Row

04/27/2026

03/28/2026

Got stuck in a mosh pit of cows today! It felt like I was in a pin ball machine and I was the ball😵‍💫! 😂 definitely needed a pick me up and was looking for a place to get something and stumbled on a cute place today with delicious drinks!!!! Not sure what the drink is actually called but I’m calling it a “Dirty Sakura Tsunami” which is a Red Bull cherry Sakura with tropical juice (the tsunami) with cream!
Let me tell you, this was something we didn’t know we needed!!! It’s AMAZING! I highly recommend them and this drink!!!
She said they will be at the big Bangor event next month at the park! Highly recommend getting something with them! 10/10!!

02/12/2026

Awww 🥰

02/01/2026

🚨 FEBRUARY IS THE DEADLIEST MONTH FOR WILDLIFE ON ROADS 🚨

Right now — late January through March — you're going to see more dead skunks, foxes, and coyotes on roads than any other time of year.

WHY FEBRUARY IS DEADLY:

Breeding season means animals travel 10+ miles outside normal territories

Males are searching for mates, crossing unfamiliar roads

Hunger peaks after winter — animals take risks they normally wouldn't

They're distracted by scent-marking and territorial disputes

Dawn and dusk (commute times) = peak animal activity

WHAT YOU CAN SEE:
→ Skunks crossing roads slowly (poor eyesight, slow speed = disaster)
→ Foxes and coyotes moving at dawn/dusk during rush hour
→ Opossums wandering in search of mates (they can't move fast)
→ Even deer breaking routine patterns

IF YOU DRIVE AT DAWN OR DUSK IN FEBRUARY:

Slow down, especially on rural roads

High-beam headlights when no oncoming traffic (see eye-shine sooner)

Watch the road edges, not just the center

If you see one animal, expect more (they're not alone)

The animals you see hit on the road aren't careless.
They're desperate, distracted, and driven by biology they can't ignore.

Drive like wildlife might be anywhere.
Because this month, it is.

01/31/2026

What a morning!!!! We are SO glad we were able to find him, and bring him home safely!
This is why it’s SO important for us to bond with our clients animals-from A to Z- so that whenever there’s an emergency or a situation where they get spooked and flee, they will confidently come to us if the owner isn’t able to be there. In this case, that’s what happened but because we spent A Lot of time with him, the moment he saw our car and my mom, he stood there waiting for her. Zero issues in getting him because he was use to us loving him. It helped SO much because Emu’s can be dangerous if they don’t know you. Happy ending for a wild morning!

01/01/2026

😂😂😂😂😂

12/06/2025

I LOVE THIS 💗

11/28/2025

Awww 🥰😭 I’m so glad to see them take care of even the animals. May God Bless them ALL!

🇭🇰🐾 HEROES IN THE FLAMES — TAI PO, HONG KONG

During the devastating blaze at Wang F*k Court in Tai Po, firefighters didn’t just battle the towering flames—they pushed through smoke and danger to save the pets trapped inside.
Cats, dogs, even tiny turtles… all carried out with care and courage.

In a night filled with fear, these heroes brought moments of hope.
Every life mattered. Every rescue counted. ❤️‍🔥🐶🐱

Praying for all families affected, and grateful for the bravery shown in the darkest hours.

*kCourt

11/28/2025

Praying for everyone including those who’s lost their pets. 😿😿😿

The Hong Kong Pet Club estimated that at least 100 pets are missing. https://asia1.news/4riiXyJ



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10/20/2025

🐾🐾🐾 LOOKING FOR DONATIONS🐾🐾🐾

This is for Adara’s classroom gift basket 🧺 raffle for their annual HARVEST FESTIVAL event at YES Charter Academy (Free event for the community).
If you have anything you’d love to donate to fill the basket, please let me know as soon as possible and no later than November 2nd so I can deliver it November 3rd.
Thank you,
Desi, Adara, Martha