Post a pic of your pet(s)!!
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Now is the perfect time to post this.
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This is Beesco.
He doesn't like me taking pictures as he tries to sleep.
He doesn't like me taking pictures as he tries to sleep.
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I can't believe I've had Figaro for a year and haven't introduced him!!!!
I went to PetSmart for the regular supplies, and found that they had an adoption special going on, just 25 bucks, with no home check, pay the man and take the kitty. There were several to choose from, a couple of adult females, but I already had two, and didn't need any more divas running around. They didn't have an adult male, but there were two tuxedo kittens, unrelated as they were rescued from different parts of town. I took home Neo, but his name had to go!!! I named him after Pinocchio's cat, Figaro.
Here is day 1 at home, estimated 8 to 10 weeks.
It was Christmas time, so there was tree mischief, of course.
He immediately took to jumping into my lap whenever I sat down. My other two cats have never been lap kitties; Chipsie will sit with me if I hold her, and then run off when I let go. Mocha will sit next to me all week, but not in my lap. So I finally have a lap kitty again.
I'm thinking I understand where the term "copycat" comes from....
In April, looking out the window with Chipsie
The little bell-ball has to be put away at night time, or the human doesn't sleep...
June, now, in the bay window of the kitchen. It's icky and rainy outside, but the grungy look is the double-pane glass being nasty in the insides.
He thinks the throw rug in the living room is a blankie
Is there a more perfect collar for a tuxedo kitten?
This one is just a couple of weeks ago. He's all grown up and sophisti-cat-ed now. Still a lap kitty, though, but he has his "'Sup?" pose down pat.
I went to PetSmart for the regular supplies, and found that they had an adoption special going on, just 25 bucks, with no home check, pay the man and take the kitty. There were several to choose from, a couple of adult females, but I already had two, and didn't need any more divas running around. They didn't have an adult male, but there were two tuxedo kittens, unrelated as they were rescued from different parts of town. I took home Neo, but his name had to go!!! I named him after Pinocchio's cat, Figaro.
Here is day 1 at home, estimated 8 to 10 weeks.
It was Christmas time, so there was tree mischief, of course.
He immediately took to jumping into my lap whenever I sat down. My other two cats have never been lap kitties; Chipsie will sit with me if I hold her, and then run off when I let go. Mocha will sit next to me all week, but not in my lap. So I finally have a lap kitty again.
I'm thinking I understand where the term "copycat" comes from....
In April, looking out the window with Chipsie
The little bell-ball has to be put away at night time, or the human doesn't sleep...
June, now, in the bay window of the kitchen. It's icky and rainy outside, but the grungy look is the double-pane glass being nasty in the insides.
He thinks the throw rug in the living room is a blankie
Is there a more perfect collar for a tuxedo kitten?
This one is just a couple of weeks ago. He's all grown up and sophisti-cat-ed now. Still a lap kitty, though, but he has his "'Sup?" pose down pat.
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- a baby, candy, it's like taking.
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Nope. Pretty sure if we were the sort to monitor our dogs' saliva production, we'd have seen a significant increase.
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- a baby, candy, it's like taking.
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She still doesn't have a name yet, but "Brat" and "Snot" have been considered due to her less-than-pleasant demeanor. Actually that may have played a role in her being given up.
Another possible--even likely--factor is that her..."movements"...are a little messy and affect a significant portion of the surrounding fur. Trying to work out an appropriate diet, but in the meantime she gets frequent baths.
Worth noting that she perks right up when she hits the warm water. She also seems to really enjoy having the affected area massaged (to loosen dried...stuff), but who doesn't?
Another possible--even likely--factor is that her..."movements"...are a little messy and affect a significant portion of the surrounding fur. Trying to work out an appropriate diet, but in the meantime she gets frequent baths.
Worth noting that she perks right up when she hits the warm water. She also seems to really enjoy having the affected area massaged (to loosen dried...stuff), but who doesn't?
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Archie loves to sit beside me when I'm on the computer.
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“Hooman, is that me?”
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“Hooman, can I have treats?”
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Snickers had a haircut.
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Monsieur le Chobin, or "Butty", has a new bed to replace the old sofa that he'd mostly consumed. He likes his new bed (we retained stinky-blanky for now) and has assumed his 23-hour-a-day position. He's not stretching, that's actually how he sleeps.
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