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Our second pet mouse, saw him in the feeder mice section at a pet store and couldn't help but bring him home to our other rescue feeder mouse. (I do own snakes, but these two were just too sweet to become dinner!)
Quit looking at me with those puppy dog eyes!
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Set Description: Vizsla puppy, Madison (inspired by the "Madhouse on Madison") is about 7 weeks old and came home with my parents last week. She's the daughter of my parent's dog, Bosco.
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I don't like that flea stuff you use on me and I would have thought you'd have realised that by now. I'll let you into a little secret - when I run and hide it's a clue that I don't like something.
(Anyone with alternatives to 'Frontline' - please share).
Posted for 'The August Break' - a photo / blogging project where photos replace words for a month
My blog: angelcel.wordpress.com/
One mother cat, two kitten tails, and the hands of my two youngest daughters trying to creat a contrast to see the tale of tails.
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We watched the snow fall into the evening last night. The big fluffy flakes were reminiscent of growing up in Montana. Somedays, I really miss the snow. Not at the tail end of March however.
Timber wanted to play this morning. He loves the snow. He loves to run, he loves to eat it and clearly he realized how fabulous he looked in it just as the sun cleared the trees.
Nils Petter Molvær & Band @ Stadsschouwburg
Middelburg
The Netherlands
Prequel International Jazzfestival Middelburg
Photo © Eddy Westveer
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2009 _EW33935
Olive's new human sent these photos of her lounging in the grass on vacation. She found such a great home.
Scans of vintage valentines...more available for free download on my blog: www.ponderedinmyheart.blogspot.com
Female
Fur: Genesis - Coco
Eyes: Genesis Water (Shape: Curious | Pupil: Big)
Shade: Natural
Tail: Genesis
Ears: Genesis
Whiskers: Silver (Shape: Guitar)
Size: 43 cm (16.9 inch)
My feline alarm clock meowed persistently at 7:04am.
I responded with a grumpy “what?!!”
She jumped on my bed and I sat up and pet her until she jumped off the bed. I remained in bed.
She came back to my room and meowed at me again at 7:47. “Hey, where are you? Get up!”
And she waited on the ottoman for me to come out and pet her in the living room/dining room.
This is pretty much a daily thing.
Estande do SEBRAE na PET + VET EXPO, São Paulo EXPO, na Rodovia dos Imigrants, em São Paulo. 17.ago.2022 - Local: São Paulo/SP - Foto Flávio Florido/Ricardo Matsukawa - ME/SEBRAE-SP