jenniferelaine

What does your rescue try to get from the shelter? Dogs that are immediately adoptable, dogs with medical/behavior problems? A mixture of both?

I agree that no-kills can be sad. I volunteered for one in college, so many hours it was basically a part-time job. Some of the animals had been there so long they were completely unadoptable. One had come from a hoarder, the other....had been so severely abused that she was severely people aggressive. Sometimes the "no-kill" gets in the way of the best interests of the animal.

It looks really cool, whatever it is!

OMG. I've got the willies just reading that. The one thing I can't watch on medical shows is the giant needle through the eye.

1) Why is your eye blue outside of the iris?

2) Were you knocked out for the operations? If you were awake, what was it like? (I want to get Lasik, but am freaked out about the thought of being awake, Valium or no!)

3) Do you need any corrective lenses (contacts, glasses)? Edit: Saw you wear glasses. What is your vision w/o glasses?