Lets see your pets it's been way too long since one of these threads

[edjs]

These guys and a couple others have decided that I am theirs, and thank me for parking their home here at the park in California. I work in California and stay in my RV out here, and all the strays have adopted me. I don’t feed them, but every day when I drive in after work they all come running, and they are all out there when I leave for work in the morning. I don’t get it.

[theshowandme]

Originally Posted by edjs

These guys and a couple others have decided that I am theirs, and thank me for parking their home here at the park in California. I work in California and stay in my RV out here, and all the strays have adopted me. I don’t feed them, but every day when I drive in after work they all come running, and they are all out there when I leave for work in the morning. I don’t get it.

Do not try to question the Cat Distribution System (CDS)

It works in mysterious ways

Those are your cats now

[irv]

These guys have been around us for just over 3 yrs now. Both were rescues so to speak (the lady who found them, 4 in total) was allergic so we took them in.

The black cat, Ferb, has his tongue out more than it's in. Had numerous cats over the yrs but never one who constantly did this.

[jingram058]

Our 5 cats. All rescues. Stormy and Trixie are from the animal shelter. Lightning we brought in from outside. Merry and Pippin (after Meriadock Brandybuck and Peregrine Took, Merry and Pip, from The Lord of the Rings) were found as newborn kittens in an abandoned house, abandoned by the mother too. They're like children, keeping us on our toes.

[Balticfox]

Originally Posted by jingram058

Our 5 cats. All rescues. Stormy and Trixie are from the animal shelter. Lightning we brought in from outside. Merry and Pippin (after Meriadock Brandybuck and Peregrine Took, Merry and Pip, from The Lord of the Rings) were found as newborn kittens in an abandoned house, abandoned by the mother too.

Good stuff! They're all gorgeous.

[darwinbulldog]

Jesse

[nebboy]

Toosie - 8 pounds of hairy attitude!

[pherbener]

This is Harper. Yes, we’re Phillies Phans!

[John1941]

This is Roxie. She's a 13 or 14-year-old Yorkie mix - a sweet old lady dog. My family adopted her three and a half years ago - my dad didn't want a dog but my sister yearned for one and in the end she won out. Now we all love her - my dad not the least.

The first picture of her is one my sister took just a couple days ago - the second is from a few years ago.

[irv]

Originally Posted by Yoda

Perhaps Ferb has Gene Simmons Syndrome.

LOL. Has to be something like that. It's pretty funny at times, when he's tired/dopey, and he looks at us with his tongue out he looks like such a doofus.
Here he is with his brother, Phineas, out playing in the leaves, which he loves to do. Just like a dog, he'll run right into them after I build a small pile.

[Yoda]

Perhaps Ferb has Gene Simmons Syndrome.

[esd10]

My captain

[Balticfox]

Speaking of heifers, here's Cowboy:

[carlsonjok]

I had posted on this thread previously, but last February I lost my Great Pyrenees-Akbash mix to cancer. I still had two other dogs, but missed having a Great Pyrenees. A few weeks ago I came across a Facebook post from a local rescue about a Pyrenees they had up for adoption. The post was over 2 months old, so I messaged them to ask if the dog was still available. He was but he was being fostered in Buffalo, NY. Apparently, it is easier to adopt Pyrenees in the Northeast, since most folks down this way only want them to be livestock guardian dogs.

My wife and I were heading to Ohio on vacation, but instead of accompanying her to the Glass Gathering at the West Virginia Museum of American Glass as we originally planned, I took a trip up to Buffalo to adopt this handsome fellow:

[Jason Carota]

Lola:

[dk1216]

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[ruth-gehrig]

Mac after my daughter messed around with some AI app today

[carlsonjok]

This year, we lost two of our housecats: Squeak, who was 18 years old, and Chester, the feral I domesticated a few years ago. There is talk of a Cat Distribution System that works in an area of the universe undetectable to the human senses. I can attest that it is true. We are down to one barn cat, but last weekend a small Manx cat appeared in our yard. After posting on our city ward page looking for the owner (and none appearing) we took him to the vet to be neutered and vaccinated.

Apparently, he is still a kitten and won't sit still long enough for a picture, so this is the best I could do to introduce the world to Stubbs (ignore the filthy porch. It has been raining almost nonstop and it is all I can do to keep up with the mowing):

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[Tripp Trapp]

My sweet girl loves her time in the sun.