Ipervitaminosi A nel gatto: sintomi
Ipervitaminosi A nel gatto: sintomi e segni clinici di questa malattia (occhio a non dare troppo fegato da mangiare ai gatti, è la principale causa di questa patologia).
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Mr. Honeylion: Oregon Humane Society's Pet of the Week
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The Oregon Humane Society's Pet of the Week is Mr. Honeylion. He is a quiet, mild-mannered fellow with a personality as golden as his coppery coat. This handsome elder-statesman is a friend to all he meets - he likes to sit on laps and loves to be petted. Mr. Honeylion was found living in a crawlspace, and the folks who found him took him in and very kindly brought him here to find his forever home. As a foundling, we don't have much information on his history, but he may prefer a home without dogs. Visit Mr. Honeylion today and prepare to fall in love! Because we're unsure if he has been around children before we recommend a loving home with older cat-savvy children who can respect his needs. He is ready to settle down in with a special place for his own soft bed or maybe even share yours, good nutritious meals to help him regain the sheen to his fur coat and maybe even put on a couple of pounds as he only weighs a bit over six pounds! If you're ready for a new laidback friend ask a staff member to meet with Mr. Honeylion today! You can visit with him at the Oregon Humane Society, 1067 NE Columbia Blvd., Portland 503-285-7722. Viewing hours are 10-7 Sun-Wed and 10-9 Thurs-Sat. Adoption hours are 10-6:30 Sun-Wed and 10-8:30 Thurs-Sat.
His adoption fee includes neuter, microchip ID, collar and OHS I.D. tag, initial vaccines, courtesy veterinarian exam, 30 days of PetPlan health insurance and plenty of post adoption support! Availability is subject to prior adoption. In honor of June being Adopt-A-Cat Month we are extending the two-for-one adoption special on all cats and kittens!
Every Tuesday the Oregon Humane Society offers an adoption special for people age 60 and up. A select group of 15 pets will be available for adoption to seniors at no charge every Tuesday. All other pets will have their adoption fees reduced by $50 when they are adopted by individuals over 60 on Tuesday.
Source: http://blog.oregonlive.com/petoftheday/2014/06/mr_honeylion_oregon_humane_soc.html
Dog-Friendly Fall Travel Ideas
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Autumn is an ideal season for hitting the road or trail with your canine co-pilot. Cooler temperatures bring a riot of reds, yellows and oranges. Here are a few favor- ite fall destinations:
Asheville, NC The mountains and foothills surrounding Asheville in western North Carolina offer a kaleidoscope of
colorful foliage every October. The Blue Ridge and Great Smoky Mountains have one of the longest autumn color seasons in the country. Barkwells, located in Asheville and Brevard, offers luxurious cottages and dog welcoming fenced grounds that include a pond and acres of meadow.
Taos, NM The golden aspens of New Mexico’s high country are on view throughout the Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway, a 83-mile drive through mountains, valleys and mesa. The Adobe & Pines Inn is a lovlingly restored 1832 hacienda in Taos that welcomes dogs.
Mount Ranier, WA The 120-mile White Pass Scenic Byway passes through wilderness parks and forests, providing fall colors and scenic hiking.
Lake Placid, NY Nestled in the Adirondacks, Lake Placid is home to the some of the most colorful autumn views in the Northeast. Surrounded by six-million-acres of wilderness park, the trails cater to every hiking level. High Peaks Resort, The Lake House and Hotel North Woods are all pet-friendly accommodations.
Source: https://thebark.com/content/dog-friendly-fall-travel-ideas
Ipervitaminosi D nel cane e gatto: cause, sintomi e terapia
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Un eccesso di vitamina D nell'alimentazione del cane o gatto può provocare sintomi da ipervitaminosi D. Ecco cosa fare.
Spesso abbiamo messo in guardia dall'eccessiva integrazione con vitamine e minerali. Il sovradosaggio nella dieta di tali fondamentali costituenti provoca altrettanti danni rispetto a una loro carenza. E' il caso, per esempio, dell'eccessiva integrazione di calcio soprattutto nei cuccioli in crescita. Se quel cucciolo non aveva bisogno di tutto quel calcio, il risultato è quello di fargli sviluppare un'insufficienza renale. O è il caso di gatti alimentati con troppo fegato che sviluppano forme di ipervitaminosi A: è vero che sospendendo la somministrazione di fegato, i livelli di vitamina A tornano nei range, ma è anche vero che i danni ai tessuti molli sono permanenti. Oggi andremo a parlare di un altro eccesso di vitamine: ecco cause, sintomi, diagnosi e terapia dell'ipervitaminosi D nel cane e gatto.
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Ipervitaminosi D nel cane e gatto: cause e sintomi
Un apporto corretto di vitamina D è fondamentale per il cane e il gatto, tuttavia una sua integrazione eccessiva può comportare seri problemi di ipervitaminosi D. Ma come fanno gli animali ad andare incontro a ipervitaminosi D? Il modo più semplice è quello di un'eccessiva integrazione con la dieta. Questo si esplica o dando integratori ricchi di vitamina D (occhio all'olio di fegato di merluzzo: è vero che è ricco di acidi grassi, ma ha anche un alto contenuto di vitamina D) o somministrando alimenti anche commerciali troppo ricchi di vitamina D. Un'altra causa di ipervitaminosi D nei nostri animali è l'avvelenamento da rodenticidi: alcune esche, infatti, oltre a contenere il veleno per topi, contengono anche colecalciferolo.
Altre cause possono essere la terapia per l'ipoparatiroidismo e l'ingestione accidentale di pomate contenenti vitamina D.
Ma quali sono i sintomi dell'ipervitaminosi D nel cane e gatto? Eccoli:
- abbattimento
- letargia
- riluttanza al movimento
- andatura rigida
- polidipsia
- poliuria
- ipercalcemia (non sempre: a volte si hanno valori di calcio ai limiti inferiori con fosforo basso nel sangue e aumento del fosforo nelle urine. Questo è, probabilmente, provocato dall'iperparatiroidismo provocato dall'ipocalcemia, che diminuisce il riassorbimento tubulare del fosforo)
- bassi valori di paratormone
- demineralizzazione ossea
- calcificazioni dei tessuti molli (soprattutto di reni, polmoni, stomaco, cuore e vasi)
- alterazioni di sviluppo di ossa e articolazioni
Ipervitaminosi D nel cane e gatto: diagnosi e terapia
La diagnosi di ipervitaminosi D nel cane e gatto, oltre che dai sintomi e segni clinici, la si evince tramite esami del sangue e radiografie per valutare la calcificazione dei tessuti. La terapia richiede l'immediata sostituzione del mangime troppo ricco di vitamina D o la sospensione istantanea degli integratori ricchi di vitamina D. In questo modo i livelli ematici di calcio, fosforo e paratormone dovrebbero regolarizzarsi. Purtroppo le calcificazioni dei tessuti molli sono permanenti.
Queste informazioni non sostituiscono in nessun caso una visita veterinaria. Ricordiamo che Petsblog non fornisce in nessun caso e per nessun motivo nomi e/o dosaggi di farmaci.
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Source: http://www.petsblog.it/post/161715/ipervitaminosi-d-cane-gatto-cause-sintomi-terapia-veterinario-petsblog
Salone del libro di Torino 2019, LAV: realtà virtuale e quiz sul profilo animalista
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Di Patrizia Chimera giovedì 9 maggio 2019
La LAV, Lega Anti Vivisezione, è presente al Salone del libro di Torino 2019 con uno stand ricco di proposte.
La LAV, la Lega Anti Vivisezione, è presente da giovedì 9 a lunedì 13 maggio 2019 al Salone Internazionale del Libro di Torino 2019. Lo stand sarà allestito per parlare dei temi che di solito l'associazione tratta, ma proporrà anche un'esperienza in realtà virtuale e anche un quiz per capire qual è il profilo animalista di chi visiterà lo spazio dedicato all'interno del Padiglione Oval.
Si parlerà di diritti animali e sostenibilità, due mondi che non sono distanti, ma che dobbiamo tenere sempre in interconnessione, perché il rispetto degli esseri viventi non si può scindere da quello dell'ambiente. E viceversa, ovviamente.
Non c’è sostenibilità che non sia per tutti, inclusi gli animali, che sono i più indifesi e sfruttati, lo sono per ragioni alimentari e produttive, per ragioni di intrattenimento, a causa di leggi che non ne tutelano appieno la natura di esseri senzienti, o per semplice crudeltà… E in queste dinamiche le scelte personali giocano un ruolo fondamentale per il cambiamento.
Presso lo stand LAV si potrà ad esempio provare le esperienze in realtà virtuale con i visori 360° per poter vivere con i propri occhi le attività dell'associazione ad esempio in un centro di recupero per animali salvati dai maltrattamenti o dalla vivisezione, ma anche tra delfini liberi in mare o all'interno di un allevamento intensivo.
Si potrà anche fare un quiz, scoprendo giocando cosa significa portare rispetto per tutte le specie viventi, superando stereotipi e scoprendo qual è il proprio profilo animalista.
LAV è al Salone Internazionale del Libro di Torino 2019 presso il Padiglione Oval, Stand V206 (davanti alla Sala oro). Qui si potranno anche firmare le petizioni #CHIMALTRATTAPAGA, rafforzare la Legge 189/04 contro il maltrattamento animali, e #ENDTHECAGEAGE, per dire basta alle gabbie per allevare animali a scopo alimentare.
Source: http://www.petsblog.it/post/164575/salone-del-libro-di-torino-2019-lav
Salone del libro di Torino 2019, LAV: realtà virtuale e quiz sul profilo animalista
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Di Patrizia Chimera giovedì 9 maggio 2019
La LAV, Lega Anti Vivisezione, è presente al Salone del libro di Torino 2019 con uno stand ricco di proposte.
La LAV, la Lega Anti Vivisezione, è presente da giovedì 9 a lunedì 13 maggio 2019 al Salone Internazionale del Libro di Torino 2019. Lo stand sarà allestito per parlare dei temi che di solito l'associazione tratta, ma proporrà anche un'esperienza in realtà virtuale e anche un quiz per capire qual è il profilo animalista di chi visiterà lo spazio dedicato all'interno del Padiglione Oval.
Si parlerà di diritti animali e sostenibilità, due mondi che non sono distanti, ma che dobbiamo tenere sempre in interconnessione, perché il rispetto degli esseri viventi non si può scindere da quello dell'ambiente. E viceversa, ovviamente.
Non c’è sostenibilità che non sia per tutti, inclusi gli animali, che sono i più indifesi e sfruttati, lo sono per ragioni alimentari e produttive, per ragioni di intrattenimento, a causa di leggi che non ne tutelano appieno la natura di esseri senzienti, o per semplice crudeltà… E in queste dinamiche le scelte personali giocano un ruolo fondamentale per il cambiamento.
Presso lo stand LAV si potrà ad esempio provare le esperienze in realtà virtuale con i visori 360° per poter vivere con i propri occhi le attività dell'associazione ad esempio in un centro di recupero per animali salvati dai maltrattamenti o dalla vivisezione, ma anche tra delfini liberi in mare o all'interno di un allevamento intensivo.
Si potrà anche fare un quiz, scoprendo giocando cosa significa portare rispetto per tutte le specie viventi, superando stereotipi e scoprendo qual è il proprio profilo animalista.
LAV è al Salone Internazionale del Libro di Torino 2019 presso il Padiglione Oval, Stand V206 (davanti alla Sala oro). Qui si potranno anche firmare le petizioni #CHIMALTRATTAPAGA, rafforzare la Legge 189/04 contro il maltrattamento animali, e #ENDTHECAGEAGE, per dire basta alle gabbie per allevare animali a scopo alimentare.
Source: http://www.petsblog.it/post/164575/salone-del-libro-di-torino-2019-lav
Woman Wakes Up To Find Intruder Snuggling With 120 Pound “Guard Dog”
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Lynn Sarver of Waukesha, Wisconsin woke up bright and early on Tuesday ready to begin a New Year. But what began as an ordinary morning took a strange turn when she walked into the living room.
There, snuggled up with her 120 pound Mastiff Benton, was a sleeping man! Sarver took a closer look to ensure the stranger was not her own son.
“You know because he had dark hair and kind of the same size,” she told WISN News.
Once she confirmed the man entwined with her snoozing pooch was indeed a stranger, Sarver retreated to the safety of the kitchen.
“When we saw him the dog was sleeping on top of him,” she said. “And we called 911 and we were hiding in the kitchen.”
It turns out the young man had a bit too much to drink the previous night while celebrating the arrival of 2019. He accidentally entered the wrong home through an unlocked patio door and fell asleep on Benton’s cozy bed!
The “intruder” apologized and went straight home with no action required from the police.
“You know I mean he didn’t mean any harm and he was a very nice kid basically,” Sarver said.
As for Benton, he may not be the best guard dog, but he definitely makes a great cuddle buddy!
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Source: https://iheartdogs.com/woman-wakes-up-to-find-intruder-snuggling-with-120-pound-guard-dog/
71 Beagles Rescued From Single Home
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Matthew Russell
Source: http://blog.theanimalrescuesite.com/beagle-mania/
“I never saw so many dogs and one little space in my life,” Humane Officer Barbara Morgan said after authorities discovered a hoard of 71 Beagles in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
The Beagles were found wallowing in their own waste during a rescue operation in early October. Officers were called to the residence to check on noise complaints, WFMZ reports, but they had no idea how bad the situation would be.
“When we first got the complaint we were told it was 25 dogs so when we first got out there we were not prepared for what we saw,” Lehigh County Humane Society Executive Director Mary Shafer said. “Six hours later, we’ve removed 71 beagles.”
The dogs were packed into the house with little room to move. Their original owner had passed away, leaving the dogs to someone who was not equipped to care for them properly.
“It had gotten out of hand for sure. He didn’t even know how many dogs he had,” Morgan told the Morning Call.
The current owner of the home signed all 71 of the dogs over to Officer Morgan, after which they were taken to the Lehigh County Humane Society to be cleaned up and adopted out.
“The dogs are doing pretty good. They’re all learning to adjust. It’s hard for them,” Shafer told WFMZ.
The Humane Society, on the other hand, is having trouble accommodating all of its new residents.
“We’re already spending over $27,000 a month on meds and this just added to the bill,” Shafer said.
“Beaglemania,” as the LCHS has named their situation on Facebook, has drawn out charity in some compassionate humans, with donations of money and supplies coming in, but like many shelters, they are always in need of:
- High Efficiency Laundry Detergent
- Bleach
- Paper towels
- Cleaning supplies
- Leashes and connectors
- Small Dog Collars
“It is really stressing for staff, but they’ve told me this is why they are here and they appreciate being able to help,” Shafer said.
The shelter is urging local Pennsylvanians, and anyone else interested in taking in a new furry friend, to visit the Lehigh County Humane Society and adopt, don’t shop. There are dozens of Beagles whose lives have been turned around for the better in the short term, but they cannot stay at the facility forever.
Dog Arrives At Shelter With The Most Heartbreaking Backstory: Click “Next” below!
Matthew Russell is a West Michigan native and with a background in journalism, data analysis, cartography and design thinking. He likes to learn new things and solve old problems whenever possible, and enjoys bicycling, going to the dog park, spending time with his daughter, and coffee.
Source: http://blog.theanimalrescuesite.com/beagle-mania/
9 fun games to play with your dog
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Play is an important role in the canine-human bond. But sometimes we get stuck in a rut and play the same old game of fetch over and over. Today’s the day to think outside the box and learn some new, fun games to play with your dog.
1. Find-it games
Dogs love using their noses to interact with their world. Teaching your dog a sniffing find-it game is a great way to engage his senses. Ask your dog to sit/stay as you place a healthy dog treat five feet from him. Tell him, “Find It!” Repeat this process ten times. On day two, repeat the steps above, except place the treats in the next room over. Gradually start to hide the treats in more challenging places. The find-it game can also be played with your dog’s favorite toys.
2. Hide and seek
Similar to finding an item, you can teach your dog to find you. When your dog is relaxing, sneak away into the other room and tuck behind the door. Call to your dog in a chipper voice, “Come find me,” and then be quiet. Allow him to hunt around for you. If he seems confused, repeat your “come find me” cue. When he finds you, praise him with affection.
Reverse your roles by instructing your dog to “lie down”. Place a light blanket on top of him and say, “Where’s Fido?” Laugh and ooh and aah as your dog wiggles his way out of the blanket. When he pokes his head out, say, “There you are!” as you give him a treat. If your dog seems uncomfortable when he’s covered by the blanket, stick to letting him find you!
3. Tag
Teaching your dog to chase or catch you is a great way to improve his come-when-called behavior. Tag is usually hardwired in dogs, since they evolved from prey-chasing predators. Simply say, “Catch me,” and run off, encouraging him to follow. Allow him to catch up and touch your hand before you run off again. After a few runs, give him a tasty treat!
4. Make a dog obstacle course
An obstacle course is another great way to challenge your dog’s mind in a fun way. Buy an inexpensive home agility kit, or take a look around your home for ideas and inspiration. What can he walk on, jump over, balance on, or go through?
Place a few pillows across the floor and ask him to walk over them. If he seems reluctant, lure him with a tasty treat. Can your dog sit or sit pretty on one of the pillows? Once he’s mastered these tricks, grab a broom, place one pillow under each end, and teach your dog to jump over the “hurdle”. Please keep safety in mind at all times. If your dog is jumping, keep it low and not on a slippery surface. If your dog hits it with his back feet, make sure it will fall over and not stay stationary and cause injury.
5. Bubbles, anyone?
A lot of dogs enjoy a good bubble pop. Simply blow and encourage your dog to chase them. If you have a-fenced in yard, this activity is excellent exercise.
6. “Kill it” and “eat it”
This game isn’t as scary as it sounds. A piece of fabric and tasty dog treats are the only things that are going to be “killed” or “eaten”. Take a large piece of fabric and place a few treats in the center. Lightly tie the top. Toss it to your dog and encourage him to “get it.” If he needs a little help, grab an end and start to unwrap the treats, still encouraging him to join in. After a few trials, he should get the idea. Monitor closely and be sure to remove the fabric once he finds the treats.
7. Doggie in the middle
In this game, you will need at least one other family member. Stand about ten feet away from each other playing catch with your dog’s favorite toy. Encourage your pup to “get it” as you toss it back and forth. Be considerate and allow your dog to catch the toy every few tosses so that he can win and have fun.
8. What’s on the walk?
Use your dog’s daily walks for playtime. Instead of staying on the sidewalk, veer off course, jump on a log, venture into the woods, show your dog the leaves, toss them in the air – you get the idea. Make your daily walk an adventure and find new things to smell, walk over, and chase.
9. Take a dog training class
When you run out of new games to play, look to your local dog training club to find a fun class. A lot of dog training schools offer a variety of fun classes such as trick training, flyball, agility, tracking, disc, freestyle, barn hunting, Treibball, and rally. This can be a great way for both of you to learn new and fun things.
When learning how to play with your dog, it’s not just about rules and goals – it’s about having fun! These games are just ideas and starting points to get the ball rolling. …pun intended. Listen to your dog, learn what he loves to do, and go from there. When you consistently connect and play with your dog, you will build a beautiful relationship and many cherished memories. Now, go play!
Source: https://animalwellnessmagazine.com/games-play-dog/
Sunday Quotes: Play
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September 02, 2018
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Source: https://consciouscat.net/2018/09/02/sunday-quotes-play/
12-2-18 Weekly Roundup
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Time to let me know if you want a holiday card, with this year’s featured Crooked Acres permanent resident! Go here to Postable, enter your name and address, and your card will be on the way soon. I am happy to send cards to other countries, this is NOT limited to US residents. If you have any problems, drop me an email and I’ll do my best to fix it. I’ll take names and addresses until December 20th.
If you’d like to send me a card as well (never ever required, but always appreciated – I don’t keep track of who does or doesn’t send a card, I promise!), send it to: Robyn Anderson, PO Box 4328, Huntsville, AL 35815 USA.
(PS: If that link doesn’t work for you, or you prefer not to enter your info (I delete your name and address once I’ve downloaded it), you can email me instead.)
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Weekly Instagram/Facebook/Tumblr Roundup.
Another way to use a cat basket. (Cam)
Use your brother’s paw as a pillow and go to bed, innernets. Tomorrow’s a school day. (Good night, innernets.) (Gauge & Axle)
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LoJack loves me when he’s sleepy.
Gauge is keeping an eye on those Cyber Monday sales.
Did you KNOW that this sweet boy right here – Axle – is available for adoption RIGHT NOW? If you’re interested in adding him and one (or more – take them all!) of his siblings to your home, contact [email protected] to discuss.
Have you HEARD that this sweet tuxie right here – Cam – is available for adoption RIGHT NOW? Is true! If you need Cam (and maybe a sibling or two as well), contact Forgotten Felines at [email protected] to discuss.
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Popcorn kittens. POP!
Good night, innernets. (Pulley & Fender)
Rawr. (Tank & Solenoid)
Did you KNOW that this sweet ornj boy right here – Clutch – is available for adoption RIGHT NOW? Is true! If you need to add this boy to your family, email Forgotten Felines at [email protected] to discuss. We’re located in Huntsville, Alabama.
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Solenoid is NUTS.
Guess what? This sweet little tuxie – Cruise – is available for adoption RIGHT NOW! If you think you need to add a quiet little observer to your home, email Forgotten Felines at [email protected] to discuss. We’re located in Huntsville, Alabama.
“Sorry, lady, no room for you!”
Good night, innernets. (Pulley & Cruise)
Gone campin’. (Cruise, Cam & Dynamo)
Have you HEARD that tiny dilute tortie Dynamo is available for adoption THIS MINUTE? Somehow, it’s true. She’s been spayed, vaccinated, and is ready to go home. If you’re interested in adding her to your family, email Forgotten Felines at [email protected] to discuss. We’re located in Huntsville, Alabama.
Guess what? Sweet buff tabby boy Fender is available for adoption AS I TYPE. It’s true! If this gentle sweetheart needs to come home with you, contact Forgotten Felines of Huntsville at [email protected] to discuss. We’re located in Huntsville, Alabama.
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Ping pong balls!!!
Good night, innernets. (Fender)
“What?” (Cam)
Sleepy little Tank.
It’s your lucky day! Tiny brown tabby Pulley is available for adoption! She’s been spayed, vaccinated, BOOP’d and is ready to go! If you need this tiny lovebug in your home, email Forgotten Felines at [email protected] to discuss. We are located in Huntsville, Alabama.
Guess what! Solenoid – Da BAYbee – is available for adoption right now! She’s been spayed, vaccinated, and knows how to tell you who Da BAYbee is! If you need a BAYbee in your home, email Forgotten Felines at [email protected] to discuss. We are located in Huntsville, Alabama.
“Pardon us, we is having a snuggle.” (Tank & Fender)
Good night, innernets. (LoJack)
11 little kittens, all in a row.
Let’s try one more time, with EVERYONE labeled (Cam was unlabeled in the last picture.)
Has anyone told you that LoJack, the little muffinhead with the permanent Face of Annoyance, is available for adoption? He’ll be neutered next Wednesday, but then he’ll be good to go! Do you need to add a permanently annoyed-looking kitten to your home so you can always feel slightly judged? (I swear, he only looks annoyed. He’s actually a lovebug, especially when he’s sleepy.) Email Forgotten Felines at [email protected] to discuss. We’re located in Huntsville, Alabama.
Hey! Did you know that somehow Tank – the sweetest little muffinhead you’ve ever seen – is still available? Is true! He goes next Wednesday to be neutered, and then he’ll be good to go! If you need a snuggly little snugglemuffin, email Forgotten Felines at [email protected] to discuss. We are located in Huntsville, Alabama.
Good night, innernets. (Axle)
That looks comfy, Dynamo.
The look Pulley gave me when I called her a lazybones.
Laundry’s done! (Cam and LoJack)
Decoratin’.
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Solenoid is Da BAYbee.
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Previously
2017: No entry.
2016: “My, Unca Stefan, what a big mouth you have!” says Raleigh.
2015: I took these pictures of him through the window the other day, and thought he looked particularly loonified.
2014: TC’s little teef just kill me.
2013: We’ve got another kitten infestation in the dishwasher.
2012: No entry.
2011: “No kittens here!”
2010: Thelma & Louise.
2009: Spanky is not so impressed with the wee kittens running around.
2008: No entry.
2007: Tommy + Stinkerbelle = True Lurve.
2006: No entry.
2005: No entry.
Source: https://www.love-and-hisses.com/12-2-18/
