Funny pictures of cats when are in love
The love between cats
The love between cats
The love between cats
The love between cats
The love between cats
The love between cats
The love between cats
The love between cats
The love between cats
Showing posts with label cats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cats. Show all posts
Furry Rodents
a cute foreign mouse from Zyra
if this critter isn't a chipmunk then it's a wild American ground squirrel
Russian hamsters are mini furrz killing machines
black-footed ferret in the wild
brown rats can be very brave, this one wants the big cat's dinner
British squirrels used to be red, until naughty imported American greys took over!WISHING Y'ALL A WONDERFUL WEEKEND
Clearer
CLEARNESS IS SLOWLY STARTING TO APPEAR! My cluttered home is steadily decluttering. It's taking a LOT longer than I would like. I think it will take another 10 days to get things totally clear but the rate I'm going it's going very well.I can't sleep and I'm exhausted. As I said I'm not doing anywhere like as much clearing as I'd like... but it IS being done. I'm so glad.
Everyone have a look at my cat video below; it's fantastic. I like the way he keeps patting the cat and that seems to palcate the poor purrer as it's wrapped in paper with a bow put on its head ...
Illustration: a 1940s housewife would go nuts in my house
Down with the OSPCA
According to my Toronto Correspondent, the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals have slaughtered 99 of their own rescue pets! And another 250 are waiting to be killed!
All of the animals were up for adoption; some had been reserved by happy families who had scheduled dates to take their new pets home.
According to the OSPCA, which is only too happy to step in and prosecute what IT considers cruel, the reason for this "cull" is... (wait for it)... an outbreak of RINGWORM! And even healthy animals are scheduled to be put down.
OSPCA's loyal staff and volunteers have kidnapped and purloined 15 doggies and cats... but the fate of the other 236 hangs in the balance. A temporary stop on the slaughter has been ordained while the organization try to solve the PR nightmare they've brought down on themselves...
Ringworm, apparently, is too serious a disease to bother treating in a humane way.
Well that being so, let's hope the OSPCA's director catches it, then someone can chop her head off and see how she likes it!
Toronto Star report
Toronto Sun report
OSPCA's website
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