Paul did his magic on Spirit’s other front foot to make
a new shape and size, a new x-ray of it was taken and Paul was happy to carry
on with Spirit’s new shoes!.... until he offered up the smallest shoe
available... It was far too big for Spirit’s tiny feet; it could not be done.
Paul was not about to give up after all his
efforts. He rummaged in his truck and re-appeared with a pair of aluminium
shoes, glue, special card (not
red!) and playdough (yes, the stuff
kids play with!).
For the next fifteen minutes Paul created two new
shoes, glued to Spirit’s feet with a rubber cushion and a wad of Playdough
protecting the delicate part of his soles.
All the actors in Spirit’s play were pleased with
the end result... including sleepy Spirit.
The next few days or weeks would
tell if it was enough to allow Spirit to walk normally and continue to enjoy
his tricks, doing
his rodeo, rolling, biting,
chasing, watching
over orphaned ducks, carrying
saws, throwing
bricks, dismantling
electric fences, eating
five packs of Polos, limbo dancing under the fencing, sneaking
the goose feed from the dustbin and being the life and soul of Blacky,
Jessica and all on the farm.
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©2014 Helen Hilliard
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