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This is Tumbleweed. She is an artist, and this is her art. Doesn't expect everyone to understand. 13/10 (IG: winstonandtumble)

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You might know this but you can get that hair turned into yarn and then either knit it yourself or have someone knit things, like a sweater for the dog. The internet knows no bounds.

I wanted a hypoallergenic dog and rescued Spot. He is a very hairy beast. I've got used to the hair flying everywhere... And I do mean EVERYWHERE! But I love him too pieces♥️ He's my friend and family for life♥️

Yes, birds love the leftover fur. Great insulation for eggs, fledglings. Trouble is, media states how flea treatments affect wildlife. Do we live in flea ridden houses or give up our fur family members, even though adopted from shelters or terrible homes. How do us humans cope with this situation?

The Border Collie crossed the rainbow bridge 3yrs ago But I supply my feathered friends with the ornamental grass that I trim back each spring and gives them enough nesting materials to build a hundred nests

as a knitter, i underst… no. no i dont understand. thats a fur tumbleweed not art. “This is Tumbleweed. She is an artist, and this is her art. Doesn't expect everyone to understand”

2/2 I used to have a lab/Pitt with a coat like a woolly mammoth and when I brushed him outside the hair would blow into the fence and it was always gone the next day. Tumbleweed anyone who doesn’t understand your art is too dense to appreciate it.

1/2 What a perfect name for her. Tell Tumbleweed to throw her hair by a tree or where birds are known to live. Birds love that soft downy hair for their nests. 13/10 is a bit low. I say 50/10 for being able to help the environment.