New PETure Thread (aka: Pet Pic Thead)
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A couple of pics of one handsome devil.
We usually keep the thermostat at 62F when it's cold outside. A side effect of this is that our cats turn into cuddly lapsluts.
You monsters! How could you keep a house so cold for those poor kitties!
*Boof* MEOW! *purr*purr*
Oh hi Alia. You want to lay on my chest again because your Mommy (*cough* @Dirona *cough*) keeps the house so cold? OK!
My cats want to curl up all over me even when it's sweltering hot. Cold out? I can understand. Boiling out and they are covered in fur? How can that possibly be enjoyable for them?
Have you never seen a cat microwaving itself in a sunbeam?
Cats are so lazy that if they can convince the Sun to make their body heat for them, they will.
--Patrick
Well said, Herman Munster!
One of the things we promised ourselves we'd do once we had a house with a yard is get a dog. So, today we went over to Roseburg, to one of the rescue centers, and picked up this handsome boy. This is Luca. He's a little over 1 year old, and a Border Collie mix (with unknown parentage). The rescue center got him as a stray, but he knows "sit," is super affectionate and snuggly, and doesn't like getting in cars, but knows what to do once he's there. He's a good boy.
Miss Kiki
Pud's too busy trying to suffocate himself in a plastic bag to pose for pictures.
It's good that he has a hobby.
It's better than Cupcake's. She dumpster (or kitchen garbage) dives for the kid's partially eaten old school sandwiches and drags them off to hide to eat later.
GasBandit
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Hah, every time you post a picture of your cat, I do a double take, thinking "How the fuck did Shakey get my cat?!"
The hair is too short for Pandora, but I have the same double-take at least initially, as sink-drinking is definitely "a thing" for her. @Dirona can confirm.
GasBandit
Staff member
I got one when I first got my cat. He hates it, never drinks from it.
I got one for our cats, too. They loved it, but it was an absolute dismal chore to clean.
—Patrick
Got a cheapo IP camera to keep an eye on our cats while we were gone (caretakers come by every other day, but we're worrywarts). It's marketed as a baby monitor, so it has a 2-way microphone, allowing us to chat (i.e. utterly confuse) the kitters.
Pictured is Alistar under the dining room table(cropped out of the 1080p snapshot for privacy).
Pictured is Alistar under the dining room table(cropped out of the 1080p snapshot for privacy).
Xmas pics with the pets.
Our big orange fuzzball Edmund, aka "the floof." He loved lounging under the tree. Our cockatiel Pablo is making a cameo appearance in the upper right-hand corner.
Our tuxedo cat, Lancelot, aka "the Beastie." It was a real pain trying to get a good shot of him.
We couldn't actually get a shot of the pupper in front of the tree - he doesn't do sitting still well - but here's Luca in the thick of things.
Our big orange fuzzball Edmund, aka "the floof." He loved lounging under the tree. Our cockatiel Pablo is making a cameo appearance in the upper right-hand corner.
Our tuxedo cat, Lancelot, aka "the Beastie." It was a real pain trying to get a good shot of him.
We couldn't actually get a shot of the pupper in front of the tree - he doesn't do sitting still well - but here's Luca in the thick of things.
And people wonder why I don't train Ralph to be a lap dog.
B
BErt
it's not his fault you dont have enough lap.