There are teams, of weres and people, keeping a close watch on the Missouri puppy mills. Weres have taken a greater recent interest in the Missouri puppy mills, especially after that legislation was passed that struck down the new regulations voted to by popular vote across the state. The mills and their corporate sponsors bought that law, much to the chagrin of many weres and people.
There are weredogs in he SPCA, but it is somewhat frowned upon, and has only been talked about in the past 10 years. Before that it was strictly verbotten for weredogs to get involved in dog shelters or charities.
Caitlyn has been working with these teams. She has turned into a remarkable weredog, leader and tracker. She can track across any ground, even streams, and moves through trees like a chimp, even in weredog form.
Her fighting skills have improved faster than I have ever seen in a new were, with claw, blade and gun. She is passable with rifles but outstanding with pistols, in particular with .40 cals. I still prefer my 9mm and .45 and have not yet got on board the .40 cal bandwagon.
Caitlyn told me the other night, over BBQ and beer, that they are finding a lot less neo scent in and around the mills. She asked me what I thought of that. I said I think it means the neos have shifted their operations elsewhere.
She also has a new boyfriend, a human she has class with in her high school. She will not tell me his name. She will not even tell Warin. But I am not worried and am curious how this will go. Warin and I both reminded her that romance with this boy is fine but that it can never go too far. She says she knows.
Matter of fact, I have to go now to link-up with Caitlyn and Warin to conduct a short patrol. Should only take a few hours. Neos, if you're out there, se you soon.
Her fighting skills have improved faster than I have ever seen in a new were, with claw, blade and gun. She is passable with rifles but outstanding with pistols, in particular with .40 cals. I still prefer my 9mm and .45 and have not yet got on board the .40 cal bandwagon.
Caitlyn told me the other night, over BBQ and beer, that they are finding a lot less neo scent in and around the mills. She asked me what I thought of that. I said I think it means the neos have shifted their operations elsewhere.
She also has a new boyfriend, a human she has class with in her high school. She will not tell me his name. She will not even tell Warin. But I am not worried and am curious how this will go. Warin and I both reminded her that romance with this boy is fine but that it can never go too far. She says she knows.
Matter of fact, I have to go now to link-up with Caitlyn and Warin to conduct a short patrol. Should only take a few hours. Neos, if you're out there, se you soon.
