Post by Colleen Etana on Feb 28, 2013 1:40:44 GMT 1
"February 24, 2013 GOD'S LIVING BIBLE - THE THIRD TESTAMENT - GOD'S NEW REVELATIONS - GOD'S LESSONS FOR LIVING - ANIMALS:: Animal Care - Respect for Wildlife
(God Through Anne Terri And Apostle Reverend Colleen Etana With The Holy Spirit)
Often when Speaking through My Apostles, I Assist them to place in their own words, My Word. This brings to Light their Lessons Through Me, and I Am Authorizing these Lessons to be in blue text.
(God Through Apostle Reverend Colleen Etana With The Holy Spirit)
'I used to be an Animal Control Officer many years ago and also was an Animal Science Major at University.
Some friends brought me a medium size carrier with something very sad and frightened inside one day. They set it on my front lawn and when I looked inside I saw a four month old wolf hybrid that was so scared it defecated and urinated immediately when I leaned down and looked in the carrier. My heart broke.
I asked them his story and they told me that a man had traveled to Arkansas to a breeder and brought this little guy back to Missouri to his wife and child as a pet.
Within the month the man had left his family for a woman in Florida. The woman and young child had no idea what to do with this pup and so he spent at least a month locked in a bedroom in the dark.
As you may or may not know, wolves are usually very timid and shy and you really should research how to properly care for them before getting any animal.
They asked me if I would take it because they were also concerned for it's welfare. Of course I had to.
I was alone that day in my house, which was a good thing. So I brought in the carrier, turned off all the ceiling fans and the harsh lighting, put on some soft music, and placed the carrier on the floor of my kitchen. I put out some food and water, opened the cage door talking very softly and lovingly to him. Within 10 minutes he ventured out and started drinking a lot of water. His stool was very loose so dehydration was a concern.
Anyway, we bonded very intimately through this interaction and from that day forward were soul mates for life. I named him Lobo.
He was cream colored, with a red fringe at the end of his coat and had amber eyes so wild and beautiful. Although I tried to get him to allow others to get close to him, he wouldn't trust or go to anyone else. I was honored by his trust, friendship and loyalty. I adored him and he adored me.
The moral of the story I think is very plain. I am completely against the breeding and/or selling of animals that should be left to live in the wild habitat they belong in. I had him for many years, and miss him very much for he was quite special.
Selah'
AMEN"
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(God Through Anne Terri And Apostle Reverend Colleen Etana With The Holy Spirit)
Often when Speaking through My Apostles, I Assist them to place in their own words, My Word. This brings to Light their Lessons Through Me, and I Am Authorizing these Lessons to be in blue text.
(God Through Apostle Reverend Colleen Etana With The Holy Spirit)
'I used to be an Animal Control Officer many years ago and also was an Animal Science Major at University.
Some friends brought me a medium size carrier with something very sad and frightened inside one day. They set it on my front lawn and when I looked inside I saw a four month old wolf hybrid that was so scared it defecated and urinated immediately when I leaned down and looked in the carrier. My heart broke.
I asked them his story and they told me that a man had traveled to Arkansas to a breeder and brought this little guy back to Missouri to his wife and child as a pet.
Within the month the man had left his family for a woman in Florida. The woman and young child had no idea what to do with this pup and so he spent at least a month locked in a bedroom in the dark.
As you may or may not know, wolves are usually very timid and shy and you really should research how to properly care for them before getting any animal.
They asked me if I would take it because they were also concerned for it's welfare. Of course I had to.
I was alone that day in my house, which was a good thing. So I brought in the carrier, turned off all the ceiling fans and the harsh lighting, put on some soft music, and placed the carrier on the floor of my kitchen. I put out some food and water, opened the cage door talking very softly and lovingly to him. Within 10 minutes he ventured out and started drinking a lot of water. His stool was very loose so dehydration was a concern.
Anyway, we bonded very intimately through this interaction and from that day forward were soul mates for life. I named him Lobo.
He was cream colored, with a red fringe at the end of his coat and had amber eyes so wild and beautiful. Although I tried to get him to allow others to get close to him, he wouldn't trust or go to anyone else. I was honored by his trust, friendship and loyalty. I adored him and he adored me.
The moral of the story I think is very plain. I am completely against the breeding and/or selling of animals that should be left to live in the wild habitat they belong in. I had him for many years, and miss him very much for he was quite special.
Selah'
AMEN"
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