Unlike Opal, it appears that Olive was not abused in her former home. It’s a mystery. She’s not afraid of sticks or the hose…she can sit and shake on command. Aside from near-starvation and ticks, she is a pretty happy dog.
And curious.
Maybe her last home did not have a lot of technology. Olive is still surprised when she hears the ice maker and irrigation system. Yesterday, my daughter wanted me to bring Olive to her work so that her co-workers could meet her. First, though, she wanted me to pick up a Crunch Wrap from Taco Bell.
I went to the drive-through window and rolled my window down. I spoke to the black box. It spoke back to me. Olive jumped in my lap and looked for the man. She whined when she couldn’t find him.
“Sit, Olive!” She sits back in the passenger seat, still whining.
Next window, there he is (!) to take the money and give me the bag.
Ah, life makes sense again.
She is so sweet but scared. Our feral kitten Herbert is the same, afraid of all noisy machines, but after awhile, and giving him freedom to run away when scared, he is learning life is safer here.
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Animals are so dear. They are our barometers – for “busyness” vs. “kindness.” I love their curiosity and innocence!
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Might have been an underfed yard dog. If she behaves and doesn’t freak out and gets processes, puts things together she’s a winner.
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She’s actually settling in a lot faster than our first rescue. She’s also extremely affectionate! Thanks for reading and your feedback. 🙂
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