For people who love their animals like family
Do you call your pets your babies? Do you take more pictures of your “fur kids” than most people take of their human children? Do you go to extreme lengths to protect them, even if it upsets people?
Then welcome to the club for pet parents who are tired of apologizing for all the attention we lavish on our furbabies! Here we’ll share tips on how to care for our pets.
Let’s cure the Earth’s overpopulation problem while simultaneously curing the pet overpopulation problem! Our pets ARE our kids!
Watch this page for pet-related humor. This first funny is for my new friend Jan:
My ex used to leave an energy hog of a 27-inch pre-flatscreen TV on to keep his dog company while he was at work. That was — as is this idea — just a waste of money to me. Audiobooks for dogs? But I do think recording yourself reading a script especially for your dog, …
I highly recommend adopting a brother and sister together whenever possible! It’s fairly unusual, in my experience, for unrelated cats to become as close as littermates are. I’ve had it happen only twice. The first time was with Lil Miss Afraid (feral sister of Red #2) and a naturally nurturing boy named Jaspurr, who took …
My mind is officially blown. I’m baffled by the glaring omission of the obvious here.
“Our finding of genetic variation in both dogs and wolves provides a possible insight into animal personality, and may even suggest similar genes may have roles in other domestic species (maybe cats even),” said Dr Bridgett vonHoldt of Princeton University. – BBC Science & Environment
House Bill 2732 was signed into law by Governor Kate Brown on June 22, 2017.
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