Furry Family

anon96380778 · January 14, 2019, 3:28pm

Meant to mention this before.

woftam · February 7, 2019, 11:34am

Crazy assed animals.
No the horse isn’t eating pussy he is grooming him so he looks purdy

woftam · February 8, 2019, 9:31am

I went to the animal shelter to pick up a horse that we are fostering (he has a bit of a grass belly atm)

I came back with Barney as well. Bitza this and bitza that - Great Dane/Wolf Hound/Bull Arab.

This is I guess why the Mrs usually goes to the shelter and not me LMAO

Jose · February 13, 2019, 10:00am

My girl is getting big.

This is her then

This is her now

Pennywise · September 20, 2019, 2:01pm

anon96380778:

Out Midnite was gotten like Fudge. We followed an ad for puppies, and found a box with about 8 flat coat retriever/ German Shepherd mixes. The owners weren’t breeders and their flat coat got invaded by a shepherd and they never intended for that. Anyway, they put them all out of the box so we could pick one. All of them darted off in all directions. But Midnite, unprovoked, stopped and ran back to the kids and went nuts for them. Kids were just little ones at the time. That was all it took and he was ours. He’s 9 now and ran away for a week last year; we thought he was gone for good. But we got him back.

Problem with raising puppies with kids is that the dog turns into the biggest spoiled baby in the world. This clown sits by doors if they’re closed and he is alone and whines for them. And he sits by the back door looking in until they let him in. Total wuss.

On May 10 of this year, our precious Midnite succombed to cancer. Toughest day of my adult pet-owning life. I admit I cried like a baby, and still tear up thinking about him. Perfect doggy and I miss him, a whole lot. He’d started to pee red. Initial exam led the doctor to suspect a UTI, but when it didn’t heal, we did an X-ray and further tests revealed he was riddled with tumors. We were devastated. As tough as I am, I’m still learning to deal with this. Great dog, just great.

Also lost two guinea pigs this year too, including just yesterday. They are a totally different kind of pet from a dog, but still find ways to get into your heart. Both of the piggies were sweet, kind, and loved to be in the kids’ laps all day long if possible. Tough pet year this year.

Jose · September 20, 2019, 6:14pm

Oh, I’m so sorry to hear that. It’s hard losing a pet and it doesn’t get any easier no matter how many you lose.
I’m not going to bore you with the stress I’ve had lately keeping one of my cats alive.
I just got her home after having to leave her at the vet for 3 days, just hoping she’ll make it through.

My daughter has rats, they don’t live very long but they do manage to occupy a big part of your heart in the short time they’re around so I totally understand your grief for a guinea pig. It doesn’t matter that it isn’t a dog, the interaction is totally different but even the smalles creature interacts with you in their own way.