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Well, after I got out of class, Mel and I took the stray (who she has nicknamed "Sweetie", cause, well, she is) to our local animal care and control to be registered as a found dog and scanned for a microchip.
She does indeed have a microchip, and it turn out she was adopted from a suburb of Indianapolis, a good couple of hours away. The Indy shelter gave me a call and is trying to arrange transportation for Daisy (as it turns out the stray is called) to be brought back to their shelter to be re-adopted out. From reading between the lines, either they no longer had valid contact information for her owners, or they had contacted the owners and the owners had declined to take Daisy back. One way or another, Daisy will be leaving our home sometime this week. Which sucks on the one hand, because she really is wonderful and fits right into our household, but on the other hand, it is better for Daisy to get a new home with people who can afford to take care of her the way she deserves.
In other news, I had a doctor's appointment today, and there were quite a few bees industriously foraging in the lavender bush near the door. I watched them for a good 20 minutes or so, and one investigated me thoroughly...quite fascinating!
She does indeed have a microchip, and it turn out she was adopted from a suburb of Indianapolis, a good couple of hours away. The Indy shelter gave me a call and is trying to arrange transportation for Daisy (as it turns out the stray is called) to be brought back to their shelter to be re-adopted out. From reading between the lines, either they no longer had valid contact information for her owners, or they had contacted the owners and the owners had declined to take Daisy back. One way or another, Daisy will be leaving our home sometime this week. Which sucks on the one hand, because she really is wonderful and fits right into our household, but on the other hand, it is better for Daisy to get a new home with people who can afford to take care of her the way she deserves.
In other news, I had a doctor's appointment today, and there were quite a few bees industriously foraging in the lavender bush near the door. I watched them for a good 20 minutes or so, and one investigated me thoroughly...quite fascinating!
