RE: [pyrnet] Suspected Terrorism Attack on the world Trade Center

["Custode, Adrienne" <acustode@rational.com>]

Luna did the same thing.  She was anxious and "amped" all day.  I tried to
tire her out, but she came back from a long hike still restless and I could
hear her fingernails on the floor throughout the night as she paced.

-adrienne in CO



-----Original Message-----
From: Sherri Artz Gilbert [mailto:sartzgilbert@wiche.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 9:03 AM
To: 'pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org'
Subject: RE: [pyrnet] Suspected Terrorism Attack on the world Trade
Center


Ann,
That is exactly Dumpling was acting.  She is terrified of thunderstorms.
Yesterday the skies were a clear as could be.  She paced and kept staring at
the sky through the windows that are 20 ft. off the floor.  She hid under
the staircase and in the closet as if awaiting the storm. She was restless
all through the night.  We live almost 2000 from NY/DC.  I told some folks
here at work and of course they think I'm nuts.  Even the Jack Russells were
mellow, which never ever happens.

Sherri 




-----Original Message-----
From: Ann K. Wetherilt [mailto:wetheri@emmanuel.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 8:46 AM
To: pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org
Subject: Re: [pyrnet] Suspected Terrorism Attack on the world Trade
Center


pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org writes:
> My heart and prayers go out to the victims and
>the family and loved ones of the victims.
>Marie and Beau
Indeed, and to those like yourself you have loved ones involved in trying
to address this madness. Also: to parents of children. How do you deal
with something like this without adding to the terror they're already
experiencing? 
Our pyrs went through a period yesterday where they seemed terribly
anxious--Ivy Rose as if there was an extraordinarily severe thunderstorm
on the way. We really wonder if they weren't picking up the general angst
in the air, given their sensitivity.
Ann, Peg, Ivy Rose and Tori


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