jannerboyuk
...just kids gone wild.
Not sure, she was found by a friend and I took her in. Vets guessed at 7-8 and she was mostly blind and stone deaf when I got her. Little ball of fluff
Self-indulgent pet thread
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Vintage Paw
dead stare and computer glare
I'm sure you improved her life ten-fold, giving her a place to call her own, lots of love and security. You did good. Remember the good times
jannerboyuk
...just kids gone wild.
Thank you Vintage Paw, your kind words are very much appreciated (despite making me burst into tears again!) - lots of good times to remember, head buts and inappropriate peeing and vocalisation like you wouldn't believe!I'm sure you improved her life ten-fold, giving her a place to call her own, lots of love and security. You did good. Remember the good times
a_chap
When the world came apart, where were you?
BoatieBird
Well-Known Member
Pingu
Credo
as some of you may be aware one of our dogs (Mylo) has his own facebook page. it was set up originally so those that took an interest in him (about 10 people) in scotland could keep up with how he was settling in - things have taken of a bit.
his "happy christmas" message was seen by 5,585 people... spread across 37 countries...
in contrast our happy christmas message was seen by 127 people...
his "happy christmas" message was seen by 5,585 people... spread across 37 countries...
in contrast our happy christmas message was seen by 127 people...
trabuquera
Modesty Bag
An exceptional number of disgusted cat duos on the thread recently, some of them make me feel POWERFULLY double judged 
Vintage Paw
dead stare and computer glare
"Soon."
Doctor Carrot
Marxist Henchman
Here's my nearly 8 year old chameleon, Isambard preparing for his dinner.
Doctor Carrot
Marxist Henchman
Yesss!! Isambard!! So please he's still around
I like how you're always happy to see him and yep he's still going. I think he's about 77 in human years now and can still hang off a branch with one foot 
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
Here's my nearly 8 year old chameleon, Isambard preparing for his dinner.
He's gorgeous!
I always would have liked to have a reptilian pet, but after the deliberate infestation of my home with crickets by a disgruntled and slightly deranged neighbour (who kept reptiles), I have been a bit wary of whatever food they may prefer. Those crickets chirped under our kitchen cupboards all summer!
two sheds
Least noticed poster 2007
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
Awwwww the sounds of summer brought right to your kitchen cupboards
The sounds of insomnia being compounded by really loud chirping all night for several months more like
Behold the paw of doom
Dp
8den
No I'm pretty sure that was 8ball...
That is quantum level bollockology. "Don't look for the missing cat in case it goes missing"?
Doctor Carrot
Marxist Henchman
That's why I've never fed him crickets. They're the Harry Houdini of the insect world. Locusts are easier to deal with and don't make any noise. I also feed him what are essentially giant mealworms. I had a cockroach farm when he was a baby as they have huge appetites at that age and it was a near endless supply of free food for him. They were actually kind of interesting themselves, they got a bit out of hand with their breeding though. Ah the joys of keeping reptiles [emoji1]He's gorgeous!
I always would have liked to have a reptilian pet, but after the deliberate infestation of my home with crickets by a disgruntled and slightly deranged neighbour (who kept reptiles), I have been a bit wary of whatever food they may prefer. Those crickets chirped under our kitchen cupboards all summer!
Schmetterling
I saw something nasty in the woodshed!
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Lucy awaiting my arrival home last night so she gets fed.
Can you tell its cold outside?
Awww; she has opened the door for you!
I like the bent eyebrow whiskers
Eta all the whiskers tbf That's a great cat
Eta all the whiskers tbf
That's a great cat
CRI
Registered Chooser
Some sad news to report. Malcolm Preston MacRodent passed away in his sleep this morning. Despite his age, he was fit and well, so it was quite a shock. He was just lying on his side in his room, as if he were still sleeping. 
With all his health problems and being older, I'd always thought it would Griff that would shuffle off this mortal coil first, but no. It's been a pretty hard day. The lady from the crematorium was great, having had piggies herself. Will give Griff lots of cuddles and take some time to think about succession planning. It never gets any easier. What a special rodent.
With all his health problems and being older, I'd always thought it would Griff that would shuffle off this mortal coil first, but no. It's been a pretty hard day. The lady from the crematorium was great, having had piggies herself. Will give Griff lots of cuddles and take some time to think about succession planning. It never gets any easier. What a special rodent.
