I’m home. Woot. God I’m tired. Was a good trip, though.
Have a pit bull puppy in celebration. Pepper is 7 months old, and she is a cuddle monster.
I’m home. Woot. God I’m tired. Was a good trip, though.
Have a pit bull puppy in celebration. Pepper is 7 months old, and she is a cuddle monster.
Hello from sunny New Jersey! Actually, after a lousy day yesterday, it’s turned pretty nice here. But I didn’t want to leave my audience hanging, so I thought I’d post an adoptable kitty for y’all today.
I ran into Jackson Browne (12, male Siamese) at a pet store in SF. They loan out a room to a small animal shelter, ‘Give Me Shelter Cat Rescue‘. Jackson here is one of the rescue-able animals, and I have to say, he is a real love bug. I walked in and he meowed at me like a rusty door hinge and immediately came up and started rubbing against me. He soaked up love like a little kitty-sponge, and I’m pretty sure that if I’d been willing to hang around for an hour, he would have been delighted to sit in my lap for the entire time. Such a sweet kitty!
How does such a sweet kitty end up in a shelter? Well, it seems that his elderly owner passed away recently (of cancer). And Jackson was found in rather a bad way: starving, dirty, lethargic, probably dehydrated too. But they’ve fed him up a bit and he’s fine now. Just looking for a new home. I would totally take this cat, he’s an utter sweetheart.
By the way, if you post a comment in the next few days, don’t be surprised if it takes up to an hour (or more if I’m in bed) to appear on the blog. I’m currently suffering a terrible spam attack, and a lot of it was getting through, so I’ve turned on moderation for all not-already-approved users. (If you’ve posted a comment here with the same name and email address before, you’re approved.) I wish the anti-spam software from the company I work for worked on blogs, but alas, it doesn’t, and the one that I am currently using seems to be letting me down rather badly. Hmf.
Second dog we’ve had in a while that was guarding someone’s stuff while she was inside a store or cafe or some such. I’m pretty sure that if I’d tried to take anything, she would have given me a vicious licking.
First, some site news: don’t be surprised if posting is spotty over the weekend, I am taking a short trip to New Jersey.
Second, have a gorgeous English cream golden retriever. He was standing guard outside of a club when I caught a picture of him.
I just ran into Dunbar for the second time last week, and realized that I was horribly remiss in my duties, since I’d had his picture for a couple months now and hadn’t posted it yet. Dunbar is 3, and despite the fact that he looks like a hound, he’s actually a Lab/doberman mix.
Autumn saw Murphy and said, ‘ooh, that’s one of those red Labs!’ Well, pretty much. Isn’t he pretty? He’s from Minnesota, and he’s 1.5 years old.
So are Labs generally less hyper than goldens? I guess so, since most goldens that age would have been either trying to leap on me or (if they were well-trained) WISHING they could try and leap on me.
Oliver lives right near me! And he is awesome and adorable and three and fluffy, and I hope I run into him again. And the more I look at him, the more I think he might be half keeshond. The cutest half of the keeshond.
I was supposed to go to the Internet Cat Video Festival in Oakland today, and bring you guys some pictures, but it didn’t end up working out that way. So instead, I bring you an adorable kitty prisoner from a couple months ago, since adopted.
Sheba is 11. Help me out here: does anyone else think smooth fox terriers look… I don’t know… weird? I mean, they’re cute, and all the ones I’ve run into have been sweethearts, but for some reason their proportions seem unusual to me.
Someone was keeping an eye on mom’s stuff while she stepped into a store.
In other news: yup. Lots of medical stuff today. Just got home around 8:30 PM. Oh well, at least I don’t have anything else like that planned anytime soon.