We rescued this little fur baby that we thought was dead in the street. My husband touche her and heard a sound….. The rest is history. She weighed 11 ounces at the vet and ha conjunctivitis, parasites, an pneumonia. 3months later,, and she is a thriving, beautiful, but destructive kitty!
We rescued this little fur baby that we thought was dead in the street. My husband touche her and heard a sound….. The rest is history. She weighed 11 ounces at the vet and ha conjunctivitis, parasites, an pneumonia. 3months later,, and she is a thriving, beautiful, but destructive kitty!
My goodness, she looks like royalty perched in the sunlight like that! And those eyes!
Introducing SweetPea, a baby jumping spider who hangs out on the hood of my car. I want to make friends so I can convince it that there are better places in the garage for spiders to chill. This morning I stunned a fly for SweetPea's lunch. It has been sucking the juices out for an hour and a half. It has also doubled in size since last week when it was as big as this o.
Blanche being her usual saucy self:
(Yes the tags are still attached to my chairs. Yes, Blanche has chewed on all of the chairs. No, I do not plan to remember to cut off the tags anytime soon.)
Cheese Stick got some cheek scritches today!
The kittens are grown. Archie (10 months) and Gigi (1 year) are fun to have around. Archie is a typical wild orange boy. He is often found annoying his older sister. They are Balinese.
The kittens are grown. Archie (10 months) and Gigi (1 year) are fun to have around. Archie is a typical wild orange boy. He is often found annoying his older sister. They are Balinese.
The kittens are grown. Archie (10 months) and Gigi (1 year) are fun to have around. Archie is a typical wild orange boy. He is often found annoying his older sister. They are Balinese.
The kittens are grown. Archie (10 months) and Gigi (1 year) are fun to have around. Archie is a typical wild orange boy. He is often found annoying his older sister. They are Balinese.
Blanche went to the groomer today.
Minor annoyance: I have a neighbor who has a male, unfixed little poodle/doodle/something mix. I swear she watches for me because the last two times I’ve brought Blanche home from the groomer, this woman and her dog suddenly appear and her dog starts humping and salivating all over Blanche. It’s infuriating. I asked her to control the dog but she laughs and thinks it’s hilarious. So now I have to zip in and zip out hoping she doesn’t see me. Today it worked, but ugh! She’s been in trouble with the HOA board for letting the dog run all over the golf course off leash as well. She thinks that’s ridiculous, and that he isn’t hurting anything. *facepalm* Some dog owners…should not be dog owners.
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Lucky would have approved.
