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Joey Bananas, This is Death Angel. She spends her day outside slaying vermin and eating them, like this mouse. She definitely earns her keep on the farm.
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S. Lynn: Charlie in red, Bailey in blue. Sisters. They live on 20 acres in Idaho and like to chase birds and catch mice and gophers.
Charlie in red, Bailey in blue.
Bill J.: Good morning. Here is a picture of my two orange tabby tiger cats, on the left is Tec he is a 14 year old Turkish Angora mix, on the right is Lana. She is a nine year old DSH. They are best of friends unless one goes to the vet and comes home with a different scent! Then it is 3 days of them becoming friends again! Thank you for your sight and the humor. I found it 6 years ago during the lockdowns and check it daily. Best wishes, Bill And Franca in CT
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Scott: Dog!
Dog!
Ron M. This is unbelievable but I just saw my dog Daisy’s doppelganger on your site. She loves to eat snow and was originally called Dot by the rescue organization. We changed her name to Daisy because she is a southern dog.
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Bear Claw, My grand dog, Daisy, she has 2 sisters, one 5 months and one 2-1/2 years. She will only lick you to death
Daisy.
Ron M., Guy on the right of the pic is Sir Charles the Especially Cautious. Very likely saved my dumb ass about 25 years ago. Saw me in distress (rather massive myocardial infarction), ran to get Milady (pic left) who got me to emergency in time for some nitro and prep for stents. Strong woman. Next memory I have after the lights went out was lying on an OR table with a nurse shaving a spot on my groin which I’d never considered shaving. Came too again in a ward with a big tall Doc in a smock and a squad of interns in tow tryin to scare me into modifying my lifestyle, my diet, and my entire daily routine. Good dog. Even better wife. She can cook. He could only eat. Long gone, now, but not forgotten. Aussie Shepherd. True gent.
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Wild, wild West, Kevin, I don’t know if you’d call this little bundle of need a tortoise shell or a calico but most often, we called her shithead with good reason. Anyway, we’ve generally named them for cartoon characters in alphabetical order, and this is the second one that owned us, Blondie, here being held up to swat at a moth flying around the back porch light by Mrs. WWW. Never a dull moment around Rancho de la El Salvaje Oestre (Ranch of the Wild West).
Anyway, Blondie came tumbling down the stairs one afternoon and was in obvious distress when she got to her feet. The vet said she’d suffered a stroke and there wasn’t anything to be done about it, she’d either make it or she wouldn’t. Later that evening she didn’t, and even after 20-odd years we still miss that little shit.
Blondie
Bear Claw’s Here piggy piggys, He plays fetch with a 5.56 ball on his vast estate. He really likes petting and back scratching his buddies.
Our two formerly-feral cats, Spot and Scruffy. They showed up from no one knows where, decided they liked it here, and stayed.
Spot & Scruffy.
Phil, the enlightened one,
This is our cat Sweetie. 7 years old and has no teeth. All she lives for is eating. Every time anyone moves she takes off for the kitchen thinking someone is going to give her treats. You can see the disappointment on her face when I got up and took this picture.
Sweetie.
Cederq,
Nora, she was a foster kitty, my sister in law’s friend had to move back east to take care of an aging parent and asked if I could watch her for a few months. Well, since that time this friend is staying permanently so she gave Nora to me. Nora, a tortoise shell is two years old, full of piss and vinegar and I have the scratches to prove it. I wasn’t looking for a kitty after Guido passed away, another Chihuahua or a little larger breed of dog. Sometimes you don’t get to pick your pet, it picks you. She is a bed robbing, cuddle queen.
Nora.Cat tree my brother and me built for less than $50 bucks. Nora loves it!
Eric, my brother’s Pit and Basset hound mix, Jeni, 11 years old.
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Robert M., These are my dog kids. Brindle is Mouse. Somebody dumped her down the street. Love looking at other peoples pets. Black is Shautzie a rescue trying to use Shepherd telepathy to get something.
Mouse.
Shautzie.
ATFSUX., I just had to share our beloved Daphne with you all. She loves treats, travel and opening Christmas presents with us. She was some sort of mutt we picked up for free in a Walmart parking lot from folks who were giving away puppies. We miss her terribly and she is buried in the yard where the wild flowers grow. I like to think of myself as stoic and emotionally in control, in the John Wayne sort of vein. But when Daphne crossed the Rainbow Bridge, I cried like a little girl. We loved her, despite her selective hearing.