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Late Friday night I had to pull 3 pitties from the Camarillo shelter just before closing and transport them the holding facility in Simi for their stay of about 10 days or so. The red photos are from the only light source being the halogen night lights which give the red appearance. Maybe in this case the saying of, better red than dead, might be true.
I transported these two on Thursday from Simi Valley; Hershey was at the Simi holding facility and Roscoe was at a foster’s (Kim) and was brought to the holding facility by Kim. After a long goodbye and a few tears, I loaded them up for the drive to meet Glen in Baldwin Park. Since we had some time to while away before Glen showed up, I made a detour to the Handsome Dam Recreation Area to allow them some walk time before their trip to Phoenix and then on to Tucson. They really enjoyed it there. Even though I couldn’t allow them off leash they did like all the walking and marking of territories that they could. I think it was maybe a first for them to be in such a nice area. Maybe the only thing they ever knew was a back yard. Hard to say, but I do know they enjoyed it. That’s what counts.
