Actually Sev's one of the highest paid Healers at St. Mungos, because he has a duel Mastery.  But a panther is expensive to feed and he'll be looking into finding a wholesale butcher or something to get Inky's food from.

The billy goat thing really happened to y nephew when he went to a petting zoo.  Only there was no Remus to save him, poor thing!

My brother and I owned a wolf-dog when I was in high school.  He was 85% gray timber wolf and Alaskan Malamute.  The wolf made him extremely intelligent and fast as hell, the malamute made him huge, he weighed in at 155 lbs, pure muscle, and he looked like a gigantic gray wolf with huge amber eyes.  He was beautiful, his name was Myatuk (White Fang in Inuit language).  He's been dead for many years now, but he was one of the smartest animals I ever owned.  He rarely barked and only occasionally howled, but when he howled it was the true timber wolf cry, and sent shivers down your spine.  And other dogs, except for my sister's Sheltie, were scared of him, but he was very gentle and not dominant, he was afraid of people and shy at first.  Once I was walking him down the street and a truck pulled over and asked what the hell I was walking and I looked at the guy and said "My dog." And the guy whistles and says, "Hell, lady, that one cool mother-f-ing dog! Where can I get one?"  I told him the breeder was out of puppies, because they don't sell to just anyone, you have to sign an agreement and they teach you how to train your puppy, you have to practice wolf behavior on them, no hitting, you correct with a sharp shake to the scruff and make the pup submit, which is rolling them over on their back and shaking their throat lightly and saying No!  Myatuk was so smart, he learned everything I taught like lightning and some things I didn't. 

Wolves are amazing animals and I love them. 

I wish I could have a picture of Sev with the lady too, it would make me laugh over and over!