Here's a pic of my daughter's "Babies" All 3 are rescue dogs. The two boys are 100% devoted to each other
and are both fantastic and playful dogs.
The little black Pup (4 months) is a new addition. She was being abused and neglected by our neighbor across the
street. We became friendly with her when she started coming to us for food and water. By the time
we called the humane society her ribs were showing. She'd spend hours in their front yard waiting for somebody to pay attention to her.
Now they're a trio. Bruce and Theo Love their little sister and don't even mind that Belle has taken over.
Few of the things about "Snake Pusskin" whom we named after those of you aware the Kurt Russell (Actor) films Escape from New York and Escape from LA . Snake here is an interesting fella.
For example, he love's Friskies Shreds for food yet he's problem's eating. He can eat dry food no problem yet wet food, problems. I have to put the plate on our dining room table and he'll lick away at the plate but can't seem to get hold of the "shreds" (meat). So I have to pile it in long strip then he'll go down the pile as if eating corn off the cobb. If I just leave him to eat it on his own, he'll get frustrated and leave! So, I have continue the process until he's done! Then he'll give me a nose to nose touch and jumps down!
The position you see him in is generally how he sleeps, on his back just like the photo. Doesn't matter where, floor, couch, doesn't matter albeit most the time his tail is curled up between his legs over his belly.
This cat has HUGE shoulders, I mean almost like "Back boobs" and he walks more like a wildcat, sorta Hyena but not as profound. Nothing wrong with him according to the Vet, just the way he is and she told is his eating issue with wet foods are likely due to his rather large canine teeth as compared to his uppers. So, another name for him I used at times is, "Sabre Tooth Panther Puss."
We lost our 2 girlies Maggie (Golden Retriever) in 2018 and Foxy (Honorary GR)
in 2021. They were both special need and came from 2 different rescues. We
really miss and love them. BTW...the rescue we adopted Foxy from listed her as
a GR but we knew she wasn't one. Our vet said she was a Corgi.
We miss not having a fur baby and really hope to adopt one in the new year.
I have at least 6 Feral cats that seem to frequent my deck. My kids call them Puppy Cats. 😆 I leave them water and food as it's cold now & no little critters are available for lunch due to hibernation. They also hang out right under the bird feeder. Imagine that? lol
A new furry has joined & living together with the other two ferals
Although ferals do stay far away from humans they don't trust, with time they will likely seek & be comfortable having physical contact with those humans they trust to express gratitude for the kindness you have given
Enjoy the Holidays
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