Kitty Friday
I'll find that very hard to just pick one.
very good.
Mar 29th 2008 | 5:20 am
#48
Lost in BE Cyberspace
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From: Cincinnati, Ohio
Re: Kitty Friday
If you're looking to find a new home for a cat, try to put the cat in a no-kill shelter if at all possible. Don't mean to be negative - but the cats have a very hard time getting adopted at the county shelters.
Mar 29th 2008 | 5:21 am
#49
Gotta have more cowbell
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From: Hoosier State
Mar 29th 2008 | 5:36 am
#50
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From: Mother Land.
Re: Kitty Friday
And I'm not looking forward to seeing all them sad little face's.
Mar 29th 2008 | 5:43 am
#52
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From: Cincinnati, Ohio
Re: Kitty Friday
You may be surprised - we used to volunteer at a local no-kill shelter (really should get back to doing so) and many of the cats are very happy to see you. One would immediately climb into my lap and start purring away. Psychologically it's easier for me to go to the no-kill shelters ... and indirectly you still save a life because they often pull from the county shelters as they have openings.
Our local one has the pictures up of animals that can be adopted: www.lfaw.org
Yours may too?
How fun for you - do tell us how it turns out! (And if you decide to get more than one - it's really no more effort - just a little more hair perhaps.)
We actually have 3 - 2 of ours have their pics in my gallery.
Mar 29th 2008 | 6:33 am
#53
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From: Mother Land.
Re: Kitty Friday
Oh - much better then - phew!
You may be surprised - we used to volunteer at a local no-kill shelter (really should get back to doing so) and many of the cats are very happy to see you. One would immediately climb into my lap and start purring away. Psychologically it's easier for me to go to the no-kill shelters ... and indirectly you still save a life because they often pull from the county shelters as they have openings.
Our local one has the pictures up of animals that can be adopted: www.lfaw.org
Yours may too?
How fun for you - do tell us how it turns out! (And if you decide to get more than one - it's really no more effort - just a little more hair perhaps.) We actually have 3 - 2 of ours have their pics in my gallery.
You may be surprised - we used to volunteer at a local no-kill shelter (really should get back to doing so) and many of the cats are very happy to see you. One would immediately climb into my lap and start purring away. Psychologically it's easier for me to go to the no-kill shelters ... and indirectly you still save a life because they often pull from the county shelters as they have openings.
Our local one has the pictures up of animals that can be adopted: www.lfaw.org
Yours may too?
How fun for you - do tell us how it turns out! (And if you decide to get more than one - it's really no more effort - just a little more hair perhaps.)
We actually have 3 - 2 of ours have their pics in my gallery.
Mar 29th 2008 | 7:59 am
#54
Joined: Apr 2002
Posts: 35,082
Re: Kitty Friday
Wanda aka Large Marge.
This is all she does. She has no future as a LOLCat. Maybe.
This is all she does. She has no future as a LOLCat. Maybe.
Mar 30th 2008 | 3:51 am
#55
Joined: Feb 2004
Posts: 307
Re: Kitty Friday
Here are our two cats -- Mystic (dilute calico) and Molly (b&w), both adopted from our local animal shelter.
Mar 31st 2008 | 4:03 pm
#58
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Re: Kitty Friday
A couple of shots of my kitty, Parsnip
Apr 5th 2008 | 7:20 am
#60
Riding on silver wings
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Re: Kitty Friday
I was going to PM you but I can't send attachments. So I'm posting it here. I finally got around to making a lolcat pic out of one you posted.
