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The Walker Gardens in Bigler area will be open to public viewing in May.  Located off Rt.322 between Clearfield and Philipsburg - turn at Bigler light. Expected dates are Mother's Day,May 11 and Sunday, May 18. ------ Contact - 814- 857-7665 or russ Krise 814-857-7257 or Linda at-814-765-9771 according to notice in the Courier-Express.

Sending my sincere sympathy. It is so hard to say goodbye to a cherished pet.

She has been more of a mother to me than my bio mother ever was or is capable of. We don't always see eye to eye but when it comes down to it, she's my Mom and she is in emotional pain. The 1st one was a sudden aggressive progression, she rescued him ( as all of pack are rescues) and he was a certified therapy dog ( he had an amazing inspirational life that many could relate or found comfort being with him). Dutch, well he clung to mom n I, smart dog but has recently suffered from what the vets think multiple strokes. He is so sad and she is going to help him pass peacefully meeting the vet in a field (hunting dog so will be surreal) to hold him as he falls asleep. She does have one that just turned 15 yrs old recently, the sister of one I lost 2 years ago at easter. Only animal people truly understand
this pain we feel, but we know he has no quality of life so how fair is that? Btw she treats her pack better than many treat their children.
 
Good night, long day a head

All ducks need is shelter from the wind.  They don't roost.  If you are going to enclose them for safety from predators then it will need a tight door to be closed at dark and opened at daybreak.   Don't put food or water in it but do add some straw.  Ducks should be able to get out during all daylight hours.
 
Here's a good link from Cornell University:  http://www.duckhealth.com/housmngt.html
 
How many ducks are you planning for?  Laying ducks?

I saw this online....its looks so cute!  Just looks like a decorated up dog house almost. 
 

I hope also...  I grew up there too...  My Grandpa worked there to...  My dad would be able to give you info... but no pictures.

I would call the vet hospital in State College just to see what they say!!! Central Pennsylvania Veterinary Emergency Services (814)-237-4670