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beanhead
Posted: 1/14/2012 at 11:33 PM Reply with quote
Location: Out in the Countryside

Oh, there have been times that I'd thought I lost my Belle, but she manages to come back. Her nose takes her a long way sometimes! :)

   
 
fieldmi
Posted: 1/21/2012 at 3:15 PM Reply with quote
Too Deep For You Location: Hiding in a Fox hole

It snowed here today for the first time since October. Lily gets snow in her paws and doesn't like to have to stay in the kitchen until she dries out so she tries to look as pathetic as possible. She ends up looking like a cartoon vulture and wonders why we laugh at her instead of untying her.



I don't know if they count as pets but the deer came into the back yard as a herd today.



ItsMeDeb
Posted: 1/21/2012 at 3:22 PM Reply with quote
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I'm glad to hear Lily's doing well.


I had quite an "event". I had a mouse in my house. I was mortified, but calmed down waiting for my George (15) and Tootsie (13) to "take care of it".


I even named the damned mouse Jerry (Tom & Jerry, and after Seinfeld...I had Kramer & George, so it was only natural to name the mouse Jerry).


After 2 days, I bought mouse traps. After 2.5 days, Toots maimed "Jerry", George caught "Jerry" and I killed & disposed of "Jerry".


Needless to say, we were all very proud of ourselves. Oh and, 4 mousetraps for sale - never been used!

she_is_so_random
Posted: 1/21/2012 at 4:11 PM Reply with quote
Location: mother-of-bride land

Fieldmi, I'm so happy for you and your time with Lily.


Deb, I have 2 words about any mice/ assorted vermin.....glue traps. YES, I know they are cruel but they do the job and if you want to release the creature after it's trapped, you can take it outside and pour vegetable oil over it and it will free it from the trap. I used one of those suckers when a vole (!!) got in my house when Mr Random left a door open.

annielynn
Posted: 1/21/2012 at 7:14 PM Reply with quote
Location: Cowboy Junction

Glad to see that Lily is up to such shenanigans. That is adorable. Is she playing in the snow at all, or not feeling up to that?

The deer are beautiful. They're your outdoor pets. :)

Lola57
Posted: 1/21/2012 at 10:17 PM Reply with quote
Insert witty subnic here Location: Hangin' with the Angel of Death

So Lily is alright? Did the vets ever figure out what was wrong with her?


Haven't seen you in a while, Deb. I hope everything is okay. Glad to see you back. I used to work with lab mice so they don't really scare me. But the ones you get in the house are bigger and uglier inbred vermin so those I can't stand.


The deer in the snow are so beautiful. Mini Lola and I saw one in our backyard the other night as we were pulling out of the driveway. I'm sure there must have been at lest 2 more. I've never seen less than 3 deer together.

Lady WahWah
Posted: 1/29/2012 at 6:03 AM Reply with quote
I don't want a subnic Location: On the last train out of Sydney

110 degrees F down under at the moment and the dogs went for a swim from the jetty on our front lawn into the lake. They're so hot they just jump right in - legs splayed out, tongues lolling around - funny creatures.

beanhead
Posted: 1/29/2012 at 8:35 AM Reply with quote
Location: Out in the Countryside

^^^Adorable!! Thanks for sharing them with us! :)

NikkiM1976
Posted: 1/29/2012 at 6:37 PM Reply with quote
Oh, hamburgers! Location: Hag Supastar!

Awww I lurd your hot dawgs, Wah Wah!

batchild
Posted: 2/10/2012 at 6:39 PM Reply with quote

Today is a sad day for me; it was 1 year ago today that my cat Emily passed away! Paula I got her from my local Department of Animal Control shelter in 1999:


Lady WahWah
Posted: 2/10/2012 at 6:59 PM Reply with quote
I don't want a subnic Location: On the last train out of Sydney

Awww - what a beautiful, contented looking cat. You made her life happy.

beanhead
Posted: 2/10/2012 at 8:35 PM Reply with quote
Location: Out in the Countryside

Emily was a real beauty!

Aussiebits
Posted: 2/10/2012 at 9:57 PM Reply with quote
Location: Tomorrow

Sympathy to you. Rescue cats are awesome and you gave her an amazing new life. She was beautiful.

annielynn
Posted: 2/12/2012 at 7:17 AM Reply with quote
Location: Cowboy Junction

So sorry Batchild. What a beautiful girl. I'm sure you both have warm, loving memories. Of course you'll miss her terribly. She is in Worster pet heaven, which is a very special place.

smarterthanpickler
Posted: 2/12/2012 at 9:05 AM Reply with quote
Administrator Location: In your head

I hope you have warm memories of Emily!

Sanjayawasrobbed
Posted: 2/19/2012 at 11:49 AM Reply with quote
Location: Richmond

Just adopted a new kitty cat!


My cat died a little over a year ago and I had wanted a new cat for a while. My roommates and I (all seniors graduating from college this year- yuck!) decided to foster a cat from our local SPCA. We had him for two weeks and of course I couldn't give him back at the end of the two weeks. :)


So, I filled out the paperwork and he is now all mine! They classify him as a young adult, but didn't have a birth date, so I'm not really sure how old that would make him. Anyone have any idea what young adult means? If I had to guess I would say he's about 1, because he definitely has a lot of kitten in him.


His name is Steve (interesting name for a cat...) for now, but I think I'm going to change it. I'll try to post a picture soon, he's an orange tiger cat and is SO cute!



Lola57
Posted: 2/19/2012 at 12:27 PM Reply with quote
Insert witty subnic here Location: Hangin' with the Angel of Death

SWR, we had the same dilemma when we adopted our cats. They told us they were about 2 so we just went with that and decided their birthday (they're brothers/litter mates) would be the date we adopted them.


While I do like the name Steve for a cat I wouldn't blame you at all if you changed it. I'd go with Mark.

Aussiebits
Posted: 2/19/2012 at 2:22 PM Reply with quote
Location: Tomorrow

SWR they are technically kittens until they are 12 months so he is probably 1 or 2.


Steve is an awesome name for a cat by the way. If we had chosen a boy cat he was going to be called Barry.

smarterthanpickler
Posted: 2/19/2012 at 10:14 PM Reply with quote
Administrator Location: In your head

Congrats SWR!


When I hear young adult, I think of something in the 18-24 month range. See what its weight is now and judge its muscle mass, then do the same a few times down the road and see if there's any growth.

Lady WahWah
Posted: 2/20/2012 at 7:15 AM Reply with quote
I don't want a subnic Location: On the last train out of Sydney

That's such a lovely story SWR. Best of luck to you and kitteh.

I do think though that a ginger pussy's name should be Firecrotch.Laugh

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