Millennial Mom of teens and six cats, wife, nerd, crafter, sci-fi/fantasy/smut reader, writer, chronic illness survivor
So now he goes out on the leash every day when my hubby gets home from work. They walk around the property before coming back inside. Usually this helps curb his mad dash for any open door.
So now he goes out on the leash every day when my hubby gets home from work. They walk around the property before coming back inside. Usually this helps curb his mad dash for any open door.
She can be sweet but she is mostly feisty. She just wants to be in your vicinity. But she makes it known when she wants affection—her biscuits are very, VERY sharp, no matter how many layers of protection you have.
She can be sweet but she is mostly feisty. She just wants to be in your vicinity. But she makes it known when she wants affection—her biscuits are very, VERY sharp, no matter how many layers of protection you have.
He is aloof unless he is standing on top of me demanding affection. If I make eye contact and try to go back to sleep, he pries my eyes open with his nose and will dig me out from under the covers.
(One of our six cats; one of the dumpster rescue litter/failed fosters)
He is aloof unless he is standing on top of me demanding affection. If I make eye contact and try to go back to sleep, he pries my eyes open with his nose and will dig me out from under the covers.
(One of our six cats; one of the dumpster rescue litter/failed fosters)
She frequently monitors my nurse/infusion visits too.
She frequently monitors my nurse/infusion visits too.
(One of our six cats; one of the dumpster rescue litter/failed fosters)
(One of our six cats; one of the dumpster rescue litter/failed fosters)