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Ladies, do you have pets? Or do pets have you?

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AndriaD

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Is Macchiato a porcupine? That's new and different! :D

Love the kitties -- since finally being able to have one myself, I've discovered a love for all things feline -- that Wooter is adorable!!! Looks like mischief on 4 legs! :D

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Hey Mommabird- I'll trade you both my 'Toos for your canary! ;) There is a canary at my former Vet Tech school. When I was going there I always thought it was a boy but I recently made a trip back there and learned that he was a she! I wanted to see if she would step up for me but I was not being escorted and did not want to risk breaking any rules. Besides, if I remember correctly she was very cage territorial and would peck at students as they were cleaning her cage.

Andria- I'm sorry for the loss of your furry friend. It's a shame we can't make them live forever :( That was very thoughtful of your ex to let you know he had passed. What the heck is it with gingers? Seems like every ginger tabby (known as "red" for breeding specifics) I've met is the biggest sweet heart!

My dearly departed Roofus was a ginger too. He lived to almost 18 years old. He got hyper thyroid and eventually had to be put to sleep because he was just suffering way too much at the very end. He was someone special. Loved getting his tummy rubbed, which is odd for a cat. Maybe it's because he was handled so much as a kitten. We had his mom, and she had her litter in our laundry room when I was in Jr. High. I could not keep my hands off those kittens! Roo also had a raspy voice and the loudest most rumbliest purr I have ever heard! <3

That is so cute about the girl talk. We can get Tai to have conversations with us sometimes. We will say "Tai Tai! Tell us a story!" and he will sometimes meow. Then if we ask him to "tell us more" sometimes he does!
 
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Hey Mommabird- I'll trade you both my 'Toos for your canary! ;) There is a canary at my former Vet Tech school. When I was going there I always thought it was a boy but I recently made a trip back there and learned that he was a she! I wanted to see if she would step up for me but I was not being escorted and did not want to risk breaking any rules. Besides, if I remember correctly she was very cage territorial and would peck at students as they were cleaning her cage.

Andria- I'm sorry for the loss of your furry friend. It's a shame we can't make them live forever :( That was very thoughtful of your ex to let you know he had passed. What the heck is it with gingers? Seems like every ginger tabby (known as "red" for breeding specifics) I've met is the biggest sweet heart!

My dearly departed Roofus was a ginger too. He lived to almost 18 years old. He got hyper thyroid and eventually had to be put to sleep because he was just suffering way too much at the very end. He was someone special. Loved getting his tummy rubbed, which is odd for a cat. Maybe it's because he was handled so much as a kitten. We had his mom, and she had her litter in our laundry room when I was in Jr. High. I could not keep my hands off those kittens! Roo also had a raspy voice and the loudest most rumbliest purr I have ever heard! <3

That is so cute about the girl talk. We can get Tai to have conversations with us sometimes. We will say "Tai Tai! Tell us a story!" and he will sometimes meow. Then if we ask him to "tell us more" sometimes he does!

Ah, Tuxie is ALL ABOUT the belly rubs! She can be curled up sound asleep on the couch, and if you start petting her, she'll roll right over and present that white-striped belly for a rub. :D Except for her one white foot and a few white "toes" on her other feet, she's a perfect tuxedo, right down to that white stripe -- like the white shirt peeking out from the jacket. :D

That meme about cats having no snooze button? That's Tuxie -- she sleeps in my husband's room, and she'll start tryng to wake him about 4am to be fed -- once she started waking him about 2am, and when he ignored her, she bit him on the forehead! He tossed her off the bed, and she was mad at him for the whole day. :D But the next morning, she didn't start waking him till it was nearly 5am. :D

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I have seven cats. Most everyone I know thinks I'm crazy. Except my husband, because he has seven cats too, LOL.

:laugh: omg, that's hilarious!

then again, we have just one, teeny, tiny yorkie -- who probably causes more chaos and destruction than 7 cats could. she's *completely* out of control...runs around like she's possessed, eats and/or rips up anything and everything, drinks out of your coffee cup if you aren't watching her every second, jumps on the table, bites everyone's toes constantly...you get the picture. (then again, maybe she's jacked on caffeine half the time, eh?!).

my dh keeps saying "yeah, but she's still a puppy.". pretty soon, that won't work as an excuse...she'll be a year old on March 30th.

the only thing that keeps me from booting her out is that she's so darn cute!! i'll have to figure out how to post pics.

(btw, i only drink decaf...and it's usually my coffee she sneaks a sip from -- just didn't want people thinking the poor thing was actually constantly being subjected to caffeine!)
 
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All of my babies were rescues from the animal rescue I volunteer for. I'd love more but then I wouldn't have room to foster.

Fance and her sister were abandoned at a vet's office. Both were adopted but she was returned -- they decided they didn't want two...
Lola was thrown from a moving vehicle into a six lane blvd during rush hour and has a permanent skinned place on her chin where her face hit the pavement. We got those girls after losing our three to sudden death and kidney failure. No one else wanted 2-3 yr old cats.

Bela was rescued blowing bloody snot and has herpes in his little eyes. Pippin was trapped as an eight month old and was as feral as the night is long. He also has exhibited herpes but only in times of severe stress - like when I was taking him for adoptions. Now that he has a home he is stress free and no more herpes outbreaks have occurred.
 
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Wowie - You DO have a menagerie! Kudos on the corgy -- it takes special people to rescue special needs animals. LOL on the live sushi bar!

I don't know how to post a pic from my phone; but we have 2 cats, 3 dogs including a rescue albino corgy that is deaf n blind, 2 Australian parakeets, 2 turtles with their very own live sushi bar, a species tank o sharks, 2 bearded dragons and 3 kids heh

Love the pics of all the animals :D
 

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LOLOL - That's a yardful! I love it!

I love this thread already :)

My beasties have me for sure....they're quite the spoiled ones. Two are from the street, and one from the pound. But i *only* have the 3 dogs....

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though their friends sometimes come over to play....and then it does get a little zoo-like :laugh:

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I have 2 pugs both almost 9 yrs old, and just adopted a kitten who is 18 weeks old(?)

How are they getting along? Is the kitten terrorizing the pugs? Are the pugs jealous? The three cats that we got first still don't always appreciate the "intruders," LOL. Most of the time they're fine, but they have their moments!
 

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:laugh: omg, that's hilarious!

then again, we have just one, teeny, tiny yorkie -- who probably causes more chaos and destruction than 7 cats could. she's *completely* out of control...runs around like she's possessed, eats and/or rips up anything and everything, drinks out of your coffee cup if you aren't watching her every second, jumps on the table, bites everyone's toes constantly...you get the picture. (then again, maybe she's jacked on caffeine half the time, eh?!).

my dh keeps saying "yeah, but she's still a puppy.". pretty soon, that won't work as an excuse...she'll be a year old on March 30th.

the only thing that keeps me from booting her out is that she's so darn cute!! i'll have to figure out how to post pics.

(btw, i only drink decaf...and it's usually my coffee she sneaks a sip from -- just didn't want people thinking the poor thing was actually constantly being subjected to caffeine!)

Your house sounds crazier than ours, LOL! Ours are still young enough to act like babies a lot of the time (they're 2 yrs old and 3 yrs old) but usually they're pretty calm.
 

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I have 1 cat. I would get another to be his friend but he is so picky on who he wants to be friends with. He is a monster but also a 1 woman cat

I know what you mean, Jacquelyn. We mistakenly thought that because we already had 3 cats, they wouldn't care about us adding to the household. We were wrong! LOL. It took a few months of careful integration to get them all to co-habitate, and now, two years later, they still have their moments!
 
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