Boneless Chicken Ranch

Callisto crossed the Rainbow Bridge today. She was an amazing friend. It isn't fair how little time we get with our dogs. It is less fair when we lose them to something like cancer. She was only 1 1/2 yrs old. We we adopted her, she was a tiny little flea, only 6 months old. Just a furless speck from the shelter. With lots of love, she became a giant furry, rambunctious toddler. Great Pyrenees are some of the most wonderful dogs you could ever have in your life. She will be greatly missed and forever loved.

Our sweet baby is at the last little bit of her journey. It isn't fair that animals get cancer.

The Boneless Chicken Ranch never disappoints. So much life has returned here. We have a circle of rabbits, owls stop by at night, hawks grace our fences, there are a few different species of frogs, a roadrunner, there is an armadillo den, signs of raccoons, a possum, butterflies, dragonflies, fireflies have returned, and now a stray cat. My favorite is still the barn swallows, we have 8 nests this year. We also have a small conspiracy (group of ravens).

New to The Boneless Chicken Ranch... a roadrunner. I've seen them out in the community before, but in 20+ years, never on the property.

An incredibly sad update for The Boneless Chicken Ranch. Our sweet baby Callisto has just been diagnosed with Osteosarcoma. We aren't sure how much more time we will have with her.

Just a little mountain dog enjoying her first snow/ice storm. Ice cubes are her favorite snack. So being outside in this is like a buffet.