I tawt I taaaw a puddy tat
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greatcyber
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He doesn't look so happy there, does he?
Here's a kitty that takes commands well.
http://www.yatahonga.com/video-,chat,made,in,japan,37092.html
I doubt this one will be getting adopted anytime soon...poor thing:
http://www.yatahonga.com/video-chat,mechant,35522.html
Here's a kitty that takes commands well.
http://www.yatahonga.com/video-,chat,made,in,japan,37092.html
I doubt this one will be getting adopted anytime soon...poor thing:
http://www.yatahonga.com/video-chat,mechant,35522.html
greatcyber
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OMG!
marval
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Contratrombone64
Admiral of Fugues
And now for something right out of the box ... I introduce to you, the "Lion Cut"
marval
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Neither of them look very impressed with their lion cut. It makes me feel cold looking at them.
Is this a new kind of dance.
Go down to Video: Feather Dancing Kittehs
http://icanhascheezburger.com/
Is this a new kind of dance.
Go down to Video: Feather Dancing Kittehs
http://icanhascheezburger.com/
Contratrombone64
Admiral of Fugues
Margaret - yes, I agree, both of them look singularly UNimpressed. In fact, I bet when they first ventured out-doors after being brought home from the cat-groomer that the other neighbourhood cats laughed their heads off at them.
Dorsetmike
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greatcyber
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They're so cute, Margaret. Angry looks like my Ramses. He looks rather stoic and resigned to being a holiday kitty.
Here's a shortie but it's cute. Who can resist the little babes?
http://www.yatahonga.com/video-pitchoune,,61051.html
Here's a shortie but it's cute. Who can resist the little babes?
http://www.yatahonga.com/video-pitchoune,,61051.html
Oreo-goo- the self-styled "Greatest Cat in the Multiverse" from my profile description:
Born-1998 (?) Found as a stray by me and Hot_townPhilly (my wife) in late 2000. We lived in an apartment at that time-and fed him "on-the-sly." Rescued by my wife from a near-death experience (was locked in a crawl-space-type area in the complex). Eventually, apartment managers circulated a notice saying feeding strays was prohibited. Proceeded to feed him even more stealthily- then one day discovered that he was front-declawed.
"Formal" adoption followed shortly thereafter.
To me, no more grateful, generous, caring, loving cat ever drew breath. This spirit has always endured, even though The Great One had a litany of health problems throughout the bulk of his life. First, there were the cataracts (partially corrective operation performed by a Veterinary Opthamologist). Then, there were the frequent upper respiratory flare-ups (the leading theory was that he was a feline herpetic), then hypertension and renal insufficiency. (The last was somewhat mitigated by weekly fluid supplementation therapy.) Finally, late last year, he was diagnosed with multiple-site liver cancer with spleen metastasis. He has been on "hospice-care" (so to speak) since that time. We judged that there were too many neoplasms for radiation to be an option, and the kidney problems made him a poor candidate for chemotherapy. This weekend, the visible symptoms have mushroomed to the point that it's clear his quality-of-life has deteriorated to the extent that we expect to see him off to the gate of the 'Rainbow Bridge' tomorrow.
Oreo will be survived by your humble dilettante, the at least equally remorseful heroine-of-the-story Hot_townPhilly, and an affable 18-year-old adoptive brother, "Pumpkin."
Man, I hope that the man in the hooded cloak and the scythe
will leave us alone for a while, after this one...ray:
Born-1998 (?) Found as a stray by me and Hot_townPhilly (my wife) in late 2000. We lived in an apartment at that time-and fed him "on-the-sly." Rescued by my wife from a near-death experience (was locked in a crawl-space-type area in the complex). Eventually, apartment managers circulated a notice saying feeding strays was prohibited. Proceeded to feed him even more stealthily- then one day discovered that he was front-declawed.
"Formal" adoption followed shortly thereafter.
To me, no more grateful, generous, caring, loving cat ever drew breath. This spirit has always endured, even though The Great One had a litany of health problems throughout the bulk of his life. First, there were the cataracts (partially corrective operation performed by a Veterinary Opthamologist). Then, there were the frequent upper respiratory flare-ups (the leading theory was that he was a feline herpetic), then hypertension and renal insufficiency. (The last was somewhat mitigated by weekly fluid supplementation therapy.) Finally, late last year, he was diagnosed with multiple-site liver cancer with spleen metastasis. He has been on "hospice-care" (so to speak) since that time. We judged that there were too many neoplasms for radiation to be an option, and the kidney problems made him a poor candidate for chemotherapy. This weekend, the visible symptoms have mushroomed to the point that it's clear his quality-of-life has deteriorated to the extent that we expect to see him off to the gate of the 'Rainbow Bridge' tomorrow.
Oreo will be survived by your humble dilettante, the at least equally remorseful heroine-of-the-story Hot_townPhilly, and an affable 18-year-old adoptive brother, "Pumpkin."
Man, I hope that the man in the hooded cloak and the scythe
will leave us alone for a while, after this one...
ray:
Hawk Henries
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I am sorry to hear about Oreo. What a Gift you and your wife have been to him and clearly he to you both.
I will make my offering of hope that his Journey to the Bridge will be an easy one and for you, your wife and Pumpkin I wish you Peace during this difficult transition...
I will make my offering of hope that his Journey to the Bridge will be an easy one and for you, your wife and Pumpkin I wish you Peace during this difficult transition...
wljmrbill
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I pray that Saint Francis of Assisi be with you and Oreo during this time of transition. I have 2 of my pet ( 18 and 15 ) dogs who face the end of life one day before long as well as myself actually ( 68 )..... I pray for easy transitions for all of us to the next life.... Take Care
Contratrombone64
Admiral of Fugues
Mr Bill - good to hear you believe that there will be greener pastures to go too, I take the more scientific approach to this and believe that the lights go out, there are no curtain calls and the show's over. But, as none can proove one way or the other ... as to pets going to heaven, I think it's just a blessing if they have a peaceful end and not die by being crushed to death between the jaws of a Staffordshire Bull Terrier as my sister's cat was ...
