07-30-2016, 04:50 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-30-2016, 04:52 AM by LPC.
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Yes, he has seen Denny and Jenny (as we now call them for short). He looked at them curiously, but didn't bark. The alpacas were scared at first, but are now used to him and come up to the fencing to look at him closely (alpacas are very inquisitive creatures).
He was in the shelter for three months, but we don't know how long he was a stray before. It could have been a few days, maybe a few weeks. He was found by someone and taken to the shelter.
They told me that he was very thin on arrival (only 6 kilos), but has now reached 8 kilos. Today we took him with us to the restaurant in our village. Fortunately in the countryside they are less strict and allowed him to come with us. He stayed quietly by the table and behaved perfectly. My mother, who likes fish, saved some of it for him. So he had a little skate, beans and chips ("fries" for American speakers) when he got home. He deserves a few treats after what he went through.
He was in the shelter for three months, but we don't know how long he was a stray before. It could have been a few days, maybe a few weeks. He was found by someone and taken to the shelter.
They told me that he was very thin on arrival (only 6 kilos), but has now reached 8 kilos. Today we took him with us to the restaurant in our village. Fortunately in the countryside they are less strict and allowed him to come with us. He stayed quietly by the table and behaved perfectly. My mother, who likes fish, saved some of it for him. So he had a little skate, beans and chips ("fries" for American speakers) when he got home. He deserves a few treats after what he went through.
