This is the place where I post pictures of all the remarkable animals I encounter in my life. I am a practicing veterinarian, rookie biologist, enthusiastic birder, and I have some experience working with wild animals in a veterinary setting. I’m currently researching infectious disease in reptiles and every turtle on this planet fills my heart with joy! I like to post photos and videos of wildlife that I see and interesting animal behavior. I make lots of very silly biology memes
Ha ha it looks like he has a weed cigar in his mouth! He's totally getting stoned! Just kidding, it'a a bamboo shoot. He's not getting stoned but it sure looks it
Walked past this guy on the side of a busy street in New York City and everyone’s casually brushing past it while I’m like 😳
learning about plants in ur area is wild. like you also learn about the histories of the plants. Like oh! Thats garlic mustard! That was brought over from europe as a crop! it smells just like garlic and you can cook with it! And thats yarrow! Its been used for tons of stuff and pollinators love it! Oh hey! Thats hemlock! They killed Socrates with that!
Thanks to our hard working volunteers and generous foster families, we successfully moved all of the hounds at Houn House to foster homes. In our Dallas program, we now have nearly 30 hounds in foster care waiting for their forever families to find them and more with adoptions in the works. Two of our Dallas hounds remain on Injured Reserve recovering from heartworm and tick borne diseases. They will be adoptable as soon as they are well. We can't wait to see them all move on to forever homes as soon as they are ready!
If you’ve been thinking about adopting a dog, Summer can be a great time! But please make sure this is the right time for you before you go racing out the gate. First, consider some circumstances that indicate you might want to wait and carefully review all of our adoption requirements and policies here. If this is the time for you, be sure to submit an on-line application so that we can start working with you to find your new best friend. The process can take a little while because it is thorough and managed entirely by volunteers in their available time. So please be patient with us. If you are seeking a cat safe hound, they remain in short supply and you can expect a longer wait. Click here to see who is currently available for adoption and here to see who soon will be.
Moving our hounds out of the kennel and into foster homes helped us reduce our near term expenses, but it certainly doesn't eliminate them. Keeping this many hounds current on their veterinary needs and preparing them for adoption is expensive. We are still critically short on funds needed to welcome additional hounds to the GALT family. Please continue to support us and the hounds with a gift to our Nitsche Medical Fund today!