Giz/Emma and everyones pets on the board

Since the first day Emma got here she always went nutsy when the coyotes got a screaming and kinda reminds me of that vid. Mind you her crazy big brother wasn't a whole lot of help.

 

The picture should read. 'Proudly Held Hostage On Photobucket' They still want a bunch of money to get the pics back to normal but it is kinda my fault I guess as I don't know where the backups are from 9 years back? Plus half the friggen time now when you do go looking on that site they don't come up?

OK I'll quit whining now.

 

Must be a scaredy cat!

 

Emma and Murph !!!

 

Every time I see those little fellows, I remember the when you told of the mountain lion getting the 3ed one in your fenced in yard. I still feel sad about it. I know it is all natural, but those little ones were not on an equal playing field. Now if you had three Great Pyrenees things might have been very different.

 

Been a while since I posted a pic of ole Giz... just ran across this one. That's my foot about to be inhaled... ...

 

Direct shriek attack?

 

Maybe not as bad actually, Dave. Giz' bark is much worse than her bite, but with a size 12 stuffed in her mouth, it cuts down on the shriek shock wave hearing distance... like maybe New Hampshire...

 

Giz looking good as usual Stinster. How old is she now?

 

5 Hounds and 2 cats...well one of the cats is hidden behind a Hound...napping party

 

That's some good stuff!

 

Sad day here. One of my himalayan cats got real lethargic this morning. We called the vet, no room in the inn. So we went to Emergency vet in Lewiston. Much longer drive. On the way, he got worse. When we got there he was still breathing, but otherwise unresponsive. We had to sign papers, but they did take him right in. They lined up a whole of test to run. I kept telling them that I didn't want to pay for a huge list of $$$test unless it was realistic that it would help save my cat. Just to diagnose an all but dead cat didn't have any value to me or my poor cat. Only voluntary movement was his breathing and his tail. His senses all shut down. No reaction to touch, voice or blowing on his ears. After several hundred dollars of test lined up, with some already done, I opted to let my friend end his journey. To be honest, I have seen several people pass on. I wouldn't have bet he would make it more than an hour or so. I will bury him beside our other pets once the ground is ready. Enjoy the company of you fur friends every day you are able to. You have no idea what is to happen tomorrow.

 

R.I.P. Kitty. Sorry for your loss Larry.

 

Sorry for the loss.. savemoney...

 

Sorry to hear that savemoney

It's hard to let them go.