I had earlier point out that the progressives weren't giving up without a fight. Their hard-fought victory over the military establishment and the consequent loss of it, even if partial, cuts deeply. They have so weakened the edifice that it is crumbling. The department cannot meet recruitment goals, needs warfighters for the national defense and cannot find them, wastes increasingly precious dollars on failed programs, and celebrates transgenders and LGBTQ. This crumbling of the edifice meets…… [read more]
GROTON, N.H. — New Hampshire’s Fish and Game Department says a 71-year-old woman suffered serious head injuries from an encounter with a bear in her home.
The department says the bear somehow got inside the woman’s home about 1:15 a.m. Tuesday in Groton, a rural community in the central part of the state. The woman, who uses a wheelchair, was hospitalized. Authorities haven’t been able to talk to her yet.
WMUR-TV reports evidence suggest the bear was trapped in the kitchen area before its encounter with the woman. The bear managed to get out of the home afterward.
Fish and Game officers said they are searching for the bear. They are concerned the bear may have rabies.
The moral of the story is that you’re not safe anywhere, and not just from two-legged threats. How close do you have a gun in the house?
The loyal pup risked his snout to protect his owner from being bitten by a rattlesnake.
Paula Godwin, from Anthem, Arizona, was on a hike Friday morning when she almost stepped on the dangerous viper, she wrote in a Facebook post.
But Todd swooped in and saved her, she said.
“He jumped right in front of my leg where I surely would have been bit,” she wrote.
Todd, who is less than a year old, tackled the rattlesnake but ended up getting bitten on the nose.
I’m shocked that this dog is alive, but since my Heidi has been bitten by a Copperhead I know that dogs do better with snake bites than humans. Still, this is a rattlesnake.
