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So we went to go take the kittens to the shelter today but they were completely full and they couldn't be adopted out right away anyway because they are all 1-2 lbs and the minimum weight is 3 lbs. So we took them back home and we're gonna fatten them up and if we don't find them homes we will just stick them outside with their momma after we get them all spayed/neutered. But the shelter did give us a flyer for a completely free/no questions asked spay/neuter program in our county, so that will save us a couple hundred bucks 
And graybeard - that sounds like something my brothers would do! lol
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There are over 1 million people in our area without power. Luckily we still have it
But my cousins in Rockville have no power and it is expected to be out for a couple days...coupled with this 100 degree heat, that is a recipe for disaster. So they might come up to our house with their critters (a dog and 3 or 4 cats) so they can have some AC, though they haven't decided on anything yet because they have a generator (however, no gas stations are open in their area so once their generator runs out they're hosed).
Another storm is supposed to hit this evening so my sheep will move into the garage again tonight. Summer storms are like the worst.
And graybeard - that sounds like something my brothers would do! lol

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There are over 1 million people in our area without power. Luckily we still have it
Another storm is supposed to hit this evening so my sheep will move into the garage again tonight. Summer storms are like the worst.


So I ran him down to the barn and locked him in the pen with the rest of the sheep and I left to go to my orthodontist appointment.
So we get my halters and 2 lbs of grain and we walk down there ready for action. My sheep were still in the pen so that was good lol, but when we opened the gate they all dashed out
So we spent like 20 minutes trying to coax them back in but we were like forget it...and we just chased them in. So they went in the pen in like 30 seconds. So the first couple of sheep we got were Paulie and Ali and then the lambs followed, so we didn't have to worry about them. Unfortunately these are my two most stubborn sheep...well Ali is the main stubborn one and Paulie just isn't halter trained. But we managed to walk them 1/4 mile up hill and we put them back in the pen. Thinking I had left a halter down at the barn (I have three), I only brought one with me. Apparently I didn't leave one at the barn. So instead of walking back up to my house, we just put the halter on Ciqala and then lead Billy with the bucket of grain. Even with only one haltered sheep, we got the sheep up to my house in about 5 min compared to the other two which took a half hour 