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What a Weirdo
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By In_Sketched5 years ago in Petlife
How to Keep Your Pets in Great Shape During COVID-19
As the crisis surrounding the COVID-19 coronavirus continues to unfold, more and more people are taking long-term steps to care for themselves or their loved ones and their pets. With uncertainty surrounding the ongoing lockdowns and restrictions, many take the steps necessary to ensure that there's a safe and livable home for themselves and a pleasant and healthy environment for their cats, dogs, and other cuddly pets.
By Martin Bagel-Brown5 years ago in Petlife
Everything to Know About Cats
Many people have worries of how their feline friends feel around other pets/humans or surroundings, so this paper is to help those in need.
By Emily Howell5 years ago in Petlife
The deadly Mara River, the suicide migration of millions of horned horses.
This is a true human observation of a great migration of animals rare in natural history. The galloping of millions of horned horses created the Great Migration. They broke through the ambush of the lion and leopard, crossed the crocodile trap, and leapt over the cliff of death. Bones and blood flowed everywhere they passed. The martyrdom of millions of horned horses is the price of a baptism of life, a racial optimization, and the interpretation of an ironclad law of nature.
By Micu5 years ago in Petlife
Don't be Fooled by his Cuteness
Bethany, Bethany, Bethany. My beloved owner. She thinks I'm the most innocent dog in the world as my dreamy chihuahua eyes and high pitch crying makes her believe that I'm a very well-behaved dog. That's the one thing I'm very grateful for being a chihuahua. Everyone thinks I'm super cute. I love it! If I'm super cute it means that no one will think I'm guilty when I transform the house into a reckless dog pound where the music is turned up on full volume, and the five strays in my neighborhood come around for some dog weed.
By Bethany Gordon5 years ago in Petlife
The View from the Hutch
Oh what a world we live in, where a mind like mine is trapped behind a cage of flimsy metal. Confined to a small space of hay and wood, where I’m subjected to daily pestering from my captors. No matter how much I stomp my feet they show no signs of fear, continuously picking me up and hugging me like a simple-minded fool. They laugh at my attempts to ward them off, undermining my war cries as something adorable.
By Joe Harris5 years ago in Petlife
PaulieRose
I’ve always had a love of dogs….well, not always. I’ve always HAD dogs, but none had meant so much to me as my PaulieRose. The way she came to me was, well, very strange…..but hear me out!
By Rebecca Ann5 years ago in Petlife
Mellow and Snow: The Ruckus-able Rabbits
I have never met anyone who has an obsession with rabbits as much as I do. Ever since I was a little kid, I wanted a rabbit of my own. But that didn't come true until September 28, 2020, when I went to the Animal Care Centers of New York City and adopted a bonded pair named Mellow and Snow. It was funny because I wanted to adopt Mellow at first. She's a Holland Lop (my favorite breed). My boyfriend Dave loved Snow the moment he laid on her. So, it worked out because they were a bonded pair anyway.
By TRÚC MAI5 years ago in Petlife
Time Loops & Rabbit Holes
Did you know that sometimes we can pick up on energy from different time lines? For instance, ever have a day where you just feel off but you can’t quite put your finger on why you’re agitated/sad/anxious etc? As many empaths know sometimes this occurs when we’re picking up on someone else’s energy. But there are other occasions where no matter how hard we try to clear the energy, the feelings just won’t shift. That’s because the energy we’re picking up on is our own, but from another time! Perhaps a year, two years, or even 5 years ago! So in a sense it’s someone else’s energy because as Alice so eloquently said in Wonderland,
By Libby Brittain5 years ago in Petlife
The Tails of an Anxious Dog
I watch as my owner starts to get ready to leave and as I watch her my anxiety rises. She going to be gone just a few hours but for me, it feels like years before I can see her again. She gives me a treat, pats me on the head, and walks out the door. Who knows when I will see her again. I discard the treat and bark at the door for an hour begging her to come back. I go into her bedroom to find the perfect palace to leave her a present. I sit down and let drop the biggest poop a dog has ever pooped. I do it out of spite because she could have taken me with her to work and she did not. She says if she could she would but if I went with her she would be in trouble. I know it’s a lie what place would not allow a cute fluff ball like me.
By Amethyst Hayes5 years ago in Petlife
FUR ELISE
ONE OF MY EARLIEST CHILDHOOD MEMORIES was singing and massaging my aunt's cat. I was about 3 or 4 years old. She would always let me cuddle her, even when the cat was sleeping. Her name was Flirty Bird. You might say I’ve wanted a cat ever since.
By naomi l 5 years ago in Petlife
Secret Dog's Business
The most peculiar moment of Richard Granger’s life occurred at two o’clock on a muggy Thursday afternoon, when he’d opened his front door to see his three dogs standing around the dining table. They looked to be in serious conversation, though just what three labrador retrievers had to be serious about Richard wasn’t sure, and anyway he was more concerned by the fact they were all on two legs. The scene had only lasted a moment before one of them had glanced sharply up and let out a bark, and then he’d fainted in shock.
By Arksong5 years ago in Petlife