Kitty Kats
Thursday, 24. September 2009, 17:34:03
Hey, hey, been busy and had little or no time to do much here other than occasionally pop on to see what everyone is doing. I don't always log in, if you haven't seen my name on your blog page that is why; doesn't mean I haven't been reading and chuckling along.
Today though I have got to share these Cat finds with you.
A most awesome desktop wallpaper! Who doesn't like long cat?
Socrates the puddy tat, look at the size of him!
Follow the Socrates link for the full article and more photos.
He's got no "get up and go" his owner says. Duh!
Who the hell does this to an animal! Absolute cruelty and absolute stupidity.
The female tan and black striped feline was found wandering the streets of Philadelphia wrapped head to foot in duct tape. spotted by a woman who quickly called the SPCA.
A humane officer from the SPCA found her wandering the Rhawnhurst section of Philadelphia and carted her up to safety.
The tape was wrapped around her from neck to tail. Armed with a great deal of patience - SPCA officers were able to remove it completely, saying she is now doing well.
A $1,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the conviction of those responsible for the sticky attack.
and now for a little Happy Cat
A little pudgy - but happy.
Today though I have got to share these Cat finds with you.
A most awesome desktop wallpaper! Who doesn't like long cat? Socrates the puddy tat, look at the size of him!I can't write anything about Socrates better than it's already been done.At a whopping 22lb, the black and white heavyweight in Jenny Doig's arms is more than double the size of a normal cat.
Follow the Socrates link for the full article and more photos.
He's got no "get up and go" his owner says. Duh!
Who the hell does this to an animal! Absolute cruelty and absolute stupidity.
The female tan and black striped feline was found wandering the streets of Philadelphia wrapped head to foot in duct tape. spotted by a woman who quickly called the SPCA.
A humane officer from the SPCA found her wandering the Rhawnhurst section of Philadelphia and carted her up to safety.
The tape was wrapped around her from neck to tail. Armed with a great deal of patience - SPCA officers were able to remove it completely, saying she is now doing well.
A $1,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the conviction of those responsible for the sticky attack.
and now for a little Happy Cat
A little pudgy - but happy.
WIDGETIZE
Kitty # 24. September 2009, 20:10
Who the hell would duct tape a cat?
And hey - letting your cat be that fat is cruelty to the poor animal too!
The book cat is adorable.
Angeliki # 24. September 2009, 21:29
I hope the 1,000 is enough reason to tell on the "mental" that did such an awful thing!
Originally posted by Zaphira:
I couldn't agree more!
Tab # 26. September 2009, 09:05
Having worked in animal rescue for years and having witnessed many truly horrific situation I myself am not so quick to judge those whose only mistake is over-feeding a pet who is otherwise well cared for.
I think in terms of over feeding, I would prefer to call it ignorance, rather than abuse.
Angeliki # 26. September 2009, 13:17
that person should be accountable
and I very much support a law that protects kids and animals from obesity.
Kids and animals do not go to the supermarket,
adults do and they have no right to put lives in danger by their "ignorance".
I am glad that we all agree it is not right...
Tab # 26. September 2009, 13:31
Angeliki # 26. September 2009, 13:33
Tab # 26. September 2009, 13:50