She was blind when we rescued her off the highway two years ago this month, but we thought she had shown some light sensitivity in this eye. This appeared to be her better eye, at least the one that was not entirely cloudy. I have to take her to the vet this afternoon, who is working us in, so that it can be surgically removed under general anesthesia. Poor Phoebe!
From her dreadlocky wool, battered horns, misshapen hoofs from walking in circles, and forever snotty nose she already has some huge challenges. And now this! She is one tough old sheep, that's for sure. What's also certain, is we will love her just as much, if not more. For Avo her rooster, love is truly blind.
Send us healing thoughts!

Early courtship of Avo and Phoebe, before the birth of Finley.
3 comments:
oh that is so sad! Will she be completely blind?
we love our animals don't we? They are so much like humans with all their emotions and the way they can suffer, too.
Bless her heart and yours for taking so much car of your animals!
Love, Dana and Daisy
Poor Phoebe. I think she needs a festive eye patch!
I just love your black sheep! What tender care you give to her.
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