On our farm everything is fine....
During our stay in Chandigarh, my mother met a lady who worked with People For Animal Organization, which is based in Chandigarh. They rescue all types of animals and we decided to adopt some dogs from there. So first we got a pregnant half-pom who was abandoned by her previous caretakers in a park. Her name was Julie. She was well trained and could shake hands. We got her and kept her at home for sometime, and then took her to the farm. She loved the farm and one day when we visited, she came and jumped on us, and then pushed us to where 6 tiny, beautiful pups lay with their eyes closed! We later found out that 2 were girls and 4 were boys. we named them Badal, Bhoomi, Barph, Ola, Bijli and Toophan. (These are all Hindi names and are hard to write in English.) Sadly one of the pups- ran away leaving us with 5. The bad thing is that Julie is very aggressive and doesnt let any of the other dogs come close to her pups. She is an overly protective mother you could say. Many of the dogs have been missing for some time, probably because of her.
Then we adopted another pup. He was a male stray dog and had some wounds and was very thin. Unfortunately we had to leave in a week or so and couldn't take him to the farm because he was very weak. So we left him at our grandparents house and decided to name him Mogli. A few days later we got a call from our grandparents that Mogli had mysteriously died. it was probably because he was so weak.
Now back to the other animals.Im very surprised that i have forgotten to mention our cows, goats and pigs. So we had gotten these animals quite a while ago. Our cows names are Gopi(the bull) and Nandi(the cow). Nandi was always very friendly but Gopi hardly ever let you touch him.
Then come our goats. There names are Hira and Moti(pronounce mo-thee). They are both very friendly but these days Moti has been getting protective and attention seeking. He doesnt let you pet Hira.
During our stay in Chandigarh, my mother met a lady who worked with People For Animal Organization, which is based in Chandigarh. They rescue all types of animals and we decided to adopt some dogs from there. So first we got a pregnant half-pom who was abandoned by her previous caretakers in a park. Her name was Julie. She was well trained and could shake hands. We got her and kept her at home for sometime, and then took her to the farm. She loved the farm and one day when we visited, she came and jumped on us, and then pushed us to where 6 tiny, beautiful pups lay with their eyes closed! We later found out that 2 were girls and 4 were boys. we named them Badal, Bhoomi, Barph, Ola, Bijli and Toophan. (These are all Hindi names and are hard to write in English.) Sadly one of the pups- ran away leaving us with 5. The bad thing is that Julie is very aggressive and doesnt let any of the other dogs come close to her pups. She is an overly protective mother you could say. Many of the dogs have been missing for some time, probably because of her.
Then we adopted another pup. He was a male stray dog and had some wounds and was very thin. Unfortunately we had to leave in a week or so and couldn't take him to the farm because he was very weak. So we left him at our grandparents house and decided to name him Mogli. A few days later we got a call from our grandparents that Mogli had mysteriously died. it was probably because he was so weak.
Now back to the other animals.Im very surprised that i have forgotten to mention our cows, goats and pigs. So we had gotten these animals quite a while ago. Our cows names are Gopi(the bull) and Nandi(the cow). Nandi was always very friendly but Gopi hardly ever let you touch him.
Then come our goats. There names are Hira and Moti(pronounce mo-thee). They are both very friendly but these days Moti has been getting protective and attention seeking. He doesnt let you pet Hira.
There were originally 2 pigs, Bunty and Babli. Babli is very strong and Bunty is slightly weaker. And he suddenly died. You know pigs are more loyal and smarter than dogs!
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