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this is lucy the brats cat shes just as scabby as the kid

then one very pissed off parrot harvey

Oh, your kitty is cute too, Snooze!

And Lucy is a doll!

chonsigirl wrote: Oh, your kitty is cute too, Snooze!

And Lucy is a doll!


lucy is my cat im pants daughter she aint a doll

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No. I win , I win.

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i could do this all day with every animal i have so i guess i win

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Cuqui has to win hands down

dudeskiess wrote: i could do this all day with every animal i have so i guess i win


Ok kid button your gob or mother will whip your butt .:wah:

The evil but loveable Mindy...

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pantsonfire321@aol.com wrote: Ok kid button your gob or mother will whip your butt .:wah:


haha you gotta catch me first, better get your simma frame out mother might help u run abit faster

I do, my little bunny, my kitty, my lovebird and my bullfrog!

My bunny gets his own thread in a minute...............

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not only is my pet the cutest, he'll snarf up all those annoyingly cute little kittys!

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Wow! What a smile he has!

SnoozeControl wrote: That's not only my cat, but she's got the same "What the hell are YOU looking at?" expression. Gotta love black cats.:-4


Bob A.K.A Fatso

yea we have a very demented lookin blak n white cat he is nothing short of EVIL mother loves him though i hate the lil shite if you touch his belly he will bite n scratch you hes really fat aswell

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My turtle: Sheldon!

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Oh, a turtle! They are so cool! I have a box turtle that visits my backyard every summer, he cruises by on his journeys around the neighborhood-and my veggie garden!

Oh Snooze, what a cutie!:-4

I keep looking for a photo of my daughter in L.A.'s kitty, it is all black with golden eyes and named Merlin. He is a darling!

dudeskiess wrote: Bob A.K.A Fatso

yea we have a very demented lookin blak n white cat he is nothing short of EVIL mother loves him though i hate the lil shite if you touch his belly he will bite n scratch you hes really fat aswell


Bob/Podge is not fat just a bit cuddly.

dudeskiess wrote: haha you gotta catch me first, better get your simma frame out mother might help u run abit faster


Me thinks your looking for a scud ..:yh_beatup....gobby bloody kids.

I think my Harle-monster is the cutest, or to be more exact, HE thinks so :-6 Then there's Toby, who just thinks he's a lap dog :wah: And the girls know they're beautiful :-4

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Annie Mouse wrote: I think my Harle-monster is the cutest, or to be more exact, HE thinks so :-6 Then there's Toby, who just thinks he's a lap dog :wah: And the girls know they're beautiful :-4Cute dogs, what's that in the last pic?

Thank you - I think they are.

The last pic is Sheila. She's an Australian Blue-Tongued Skink

This is Bogey. I had Bogey about 10 years ago when I rescued her from the clinic I worked at. She had been abandoned by her owner because she had mange. We treated the mange and waited to hear from her owner, which we never did. I took a liking to her, and started working with her on basic commands which she took to like magic. I very quickly fell in love, and went through all the red tape to get her for my own, sending certified letters to the owner, all to no avail. Once she was deemed truly abandoned and adoptable, I took her home. This was the very best dog I have ever owned and probably ever will. She was housetrained in one weekend and never had a single accident except for one time when she picked upa parasite and was left home for a few hours. She came to work with me every day, and learned all her signals by voice and by hand. I taught this dog to bark silently in 20 minutes. With a particular signal she would snap her jaws and look like she was barking, but no sound would come out. Anything I wanted her to learn, she learned. I had her during my dope-smoking days, and a game she loved was "find the bag." I could stash a bag of residue anywhere in the house, and she would find it. Everytime.

One of my favorite stories about her is when I had a party. I had a bunch of people over, some of who I did not know, they were just tag-alongs of friends. Bogey loved company and loved being the center of attention and showing off all the things she could do. She loved activity. A few hours into the party, the door opened and this guy tried to come in and Bogey, who didn't have an aggressive hair on her body went for him, snarling and snapping. She halted dead in her tracks at a word from me, and I told the guy, "I'm sorry, but I don't know you, and you're not welcome here." He got seriously p!ssed and wanted to know why. I said "Becaue I trust my dog, and apparently, she dosen't like you." He started to argue and I said, "Look, all I have to do is let her go and finish the job she started, or you can walk out in one piece, your choice." He left.

Bogey never had a leash on her. She could walk with me, her ear against my knee anywhere we went. No dog, no cat, no squirrel would distract her from my side. She was a genius dog.

A couple years after I got her, I had to quit the clinic, because I'd kicked out my abusive ex, and had to find work that paid better. This was spring time and by the middle of summer, I noticed how miserable Bogey was. We lived in a trailer, which was a hot-box in the summer, and obviously she could not go to work with me. She was no longer the happy dog I had raised.

Knowing how good this dog was, and knowing she had a purpose, I made a heart-breaking decision and took her to Leader Dogs for the Blind, to see if they could use her. My dog had a purpose, and I couldn't bear to see her miserable. 9 out of 10 dogs brought to Leader Dogs are rejected for even the beginning training. Bogey was scooped up, passing her initial tests with flying colors.

I was given a form to keep track of her progress, even though I could not see her, I could call and see how she was doing with her training. For weeks, she was doing excellent. Then, towards the very end of her training, there was one thing she would not be distracted from in order to obey a command. Obviously, Leader Dogs have to be perfect in every way, and any questionable commands flunk them out. When I heard this, I was devastated. But then they told me the good news. In all her training they unearthed her "nose." She was a sniffer. They had contacted other agencies, such as border patrol and police K-9 training organizations. They all came and took a look at her, and she is now a federal agent, wearing a badge, as a drug/explosives sniffer for U.S. customs. She's been responsible for seizing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of dope being smuggled into the country.

I have lost contact with her, but my sister has just come across the old paperwork so I may be able to find out what's happened to her. I'm pretty sure she's retired, if not dead.

But that's my story, about the greatest dog I've ever known. I still tear up thinking about her, and miss her everyday, even after all this time, but she deserved a job. She was meant to work, and she thrived in her job.

To this day, I love this dog. :-1

This is Bogey on the day I brought her home from the clinic. She was a lab/pitbull cross and grew to an 85 pound beast.

Bogey, wherever you are, you're still in my heart.

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Finally, I get to hear the story. I knew some day you would tell it.



Thank you.

valerie wrote: Finally, I get to hear the story. I knew some day you would tell it.



Thank you.
Took some doing, but you're welcome. :-1

Annie Mouse wrote: Thank you - I think they are.

The last pic is Sheila. She's an Australian Blue-Tongued Skink




Me too ive got a blue tongue skink and two berber skinks .:yh_bigsmi

Why don't u just all organise some kind of event like Crufts where u can all show off your wonderful pets to a panel of judges, and show off all their talents, that way we could crown the cutest pet.

pantsonfire321@aol.com wrote: Me too ive got a blue tongue skink and two berber skinks .:yh_bigsmi


How old are yours and are they boys or girls? Sheila is about 2 foot long now, including her tail, and she's 2 years old.

I wish these were mine hehehehe

(the penguins that is)

this is my daughters kitty Roach

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I'm bumping this thread for my buddy, Tigersmeow, in hopes that she will post some pics of her kids. She's got SO many, though, it could take her a while. Tiger, if you've got a good one of Cross, I'd LOVE to see him again!! Miss you guys!

This is Brimstone, he and I are very close. I take him everywhere with me. As with most pets, he's dependent on me for food and warmth.

If anyone else keeps these, maybe we could breed a new generation? They're great pets but they have a short lifespan.

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spot wrote: This is Brimstone, he and I are very close. I take him everywhere with me. As with most pets, he's dependent on me for food and warmth.



If anyone else keeps these, maybe we could breed a new generation? They're great pets but they have a short lifespan.
That is just wrong. Funny as hell and wrong. :yh_rotfl

Hey guys!! Spot's got a sense of humor!!! :yh_wink

spot wrote: This is Brimstone, he and I are very close. I take him everywhere with me. As with most pets, he's dependent on me for food and warmth.

If anyone else keeps these, maybe we could breed a new generation? They're great pets but they have a short lifespan.


ahahaha spot that is funny

Tigersmeow wrote: Okay, well, since I have approximately 100 pets, I will choose one from each species!

Cross kitty, Asia and Nakota puppies, Toggles the baby goat, Shawnee the painted horse, Gretchen the holland lop rabbit as a baby, and my eyeless kitty named Whiskers!

(hopefully they attached)


no go booo hoooo

BabyRider wrote: I'm bumping this thread for my buddy, Tigersmeow, in hopes that she will post some pics of her kids. She's got SO many, though, it could take her a while. Tiger, if you've got a good one of Cross, I'd LOVE to see him again!! Miss you guys!
Okay, here is one of Cross. He is now 11 years old.

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Tigersmeow wrote: Okay, here is one of Cross. He is now 11 years old.


gorgeous BTW welcome to FG

This is one of my Shelties. I titled it Butt Biter!

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This my Whisker kitty. There is a long story to how he lost his eyes. But one thing is for sure, he never had sight, so he never missed seeing and he is capable of everything that a cat with sight is!

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Tigersmeow wrote: This my Whisker kitty. There is a long story to how he lost his eyes. But one thing is for sure, he never had sight, so he never missed seeing and he is capable of everything that a cat with sight is!


beautiful.... hey cat's can't see worth beans anyways. Well mine can't, lordy never seen a cat walk so gingerly over any surface that is not flat as my guy does, I am sure he is pretty much blind.

Okay, now here is some of my goat babies!

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Tigersmeow wrote: Okay, now here is some of my goat babies!


how sweet

Some of my bunnies!

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Tigersmeow wrote: Some of my bunnies!


cute, do you run a petting zoo, why so many lovely critters.

Now some of my favs! My Garby kitty, my Jessie puppy, and my Shawnee with part of Dance.

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awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww... I love aminals.... I miss da farm...

minks wrote: cute, do you run a petting zoo, why so many lovely critters.
Some people say that I should start a petting zoo! lol

I breed show rabbits for 4-H projects and I also breed goats for 4-H. I used to rescue animals and place them into good homes. Eventually I got to where I felt that no one was good enough to take care of these animals and decided that I was the one that they had to live with.

Word had gotten out that I rescued animals and I would come home to find sick kittens on my porch or people calling me crying about how they needed homes for their rabbits or that if I didn't take this mule, she was going to be put down. Even my first goats were rescued. Their mother died when they were still nursing, so I took them in.

Just about every animal I have has a story. I could probably write a book on them alone.

Only a very few amount of my animals were bought, the paint horses, the shelties and 12 rabbits.

Tigersmeow wrote: Some people say that I should start a petting zoo! lol

I breed show rabbits for 4-H projects and I also breed goats for 4-H. I used to rescue animals and place them into good homes. Eventually I got to where I felt that no one was good enough to take care of these animals and decided that I was the one that they had to live with.

Word had gotten out that I rescued animals and I would come home to find sick kittens on my porch or people calling me crying about how they needed homes for their rabbits or that if I didn't take this mule, she was going to be put down. Even my first goats were rescued. Their mother died when they were still nursing, so I took them in.

Just about every animal I have has a story. I could probably write a book on them alone.

Only a very few amount of my animals were bought, the paint horses, the shelties and 12 rabbits.


how heart warming

Annie Bell is my big fat lazy spoiled rotten baby.

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