As you may have seen on the rainbow bridge thread,
Wren. Sleep well 
We lost the lovely little Wren this week. She suddenly became unwell and I had to make the hard and quick decision to have her PTS. Poor Henry has lost his second wiflet in a year, we are very saddened. But he is doing well. Unsure whether I’ll get him a new friend, I really would like to slow down on the animal intakes..however I’d hate to see him alone for a long time. So we’ll see.
Photo of Wren before in the morning of her being ill.. (excuse my face, I had zero sleep that night and was emotionally drained )
Other than that, everyone else is doing okay. The two other boys still have their teeth issues but are doing fine with their frequent check ups/teeth trims.
I had a busy weekend just gone, cleaned out all 29 pets (28 now). Chicken coop, bird aviary, Guinea pigs and some paddock cleaning for the horses.
I’ve been trying to fit in the odd ride on my Brumby Cappa at the weekends which has felt really good to be back in the saddle.
Autumn has arrived so the mornings are nice a cool which has been pleasant and there is even some grass growing..woohoo!
The Australian hay shortage is still ongoing, costing me an absolute fortune for the horses and guineas. Good job I’m doing some evening work to pay for the animals.
Oscar is now 9 months old, he’s crawling around keeping me on my toes! He’s a great little character whom loves all the animals. He fast crawls up to the Guinea pig door to watch them which is cute. He’s been teething, I’m exhausted this week from lack of sleep. But hey ho. He has 3 bottom teeth and his two top ones are almost poking through.
But all is good and well here, everything’s ticking along.
(Newton had just had a bum bath so I took him outside to dry for a few moments, I had my hand on him at all times!)
Oscar watching Newton
