Hera's Story

[rachels.haven]

@farmerjan Becca is in St Louis, 16 hours from me.

You might want to consider doing it anyway. These are not things to mess around with. Cardiology is not very forgiving (and bare bones flights with a change of clothes in a carry on aren't as expensive as they used to be).

 

[Margali]

And Hera is back to leaving at night to go to that same house.

 

[farmerjan]

Any chance they are feeding her????
You may have to "chain" her in the maternity pen with one of those cables they use for dogs on "runs"... or very hot, charged netting that she gets a real jolt out of.... I don't know...

 

[Baymule]

I know you are trying so hard and it’s so frustrating. At least it is understanding people.

 

[Margali]

They are not feeding her. She is also coming back at morning feed most days. Brainwave- their house is right next to another creek. I wonder if she is monitoring the creek for coyotes.

 

[Baymule]

I bet that’s exactly what she is doing. And poor old girl, she is putting herself at risk.

 

[Margali]

So Hera was brought home just now by Cleburne animal control. She was on the "300 block of Vaughn". Not sure if same house or different one that called. She's on tether line in front yard now.

I feel super defeated.

 

[SageHill]

Frustrating for sure - but
at least she is home

 

[Margali]

I looked at the tracker log. It was the same damn brand new house on the street leading to our area. I guess she gets to spend however many months it takes to fix the fence stuck on a 50ft run line.

 

[Mini Horses]

It's as frustrating as my neighbor who reports my goats if they step on their property. I can't find every jump spot. I can't always get new fence up I feel your pain.