Skaterella wrote: 
I want a kitten to fall out of the sky onto my lawn. not get hurt though.

 JrzyTmata wrote: 
i'm with you. boop. great name.

oh lordy. that's some cute stuff right there. 

 sirdroseph wrote: 



What a cutie! You should keep him.

 fuzzy wrote: 



omg

 sirdroseph wrote: 
I'd call him "Butterscotch." I hope you find him a good home.

 JrzyTmata wrote: 

 sirdroseph wrote: 

why don't puppies ever show up at my door?!?!

 sirdroseph wrote: 
awww. his name is sweet pea. or fluppy puppy.  or Boop Dog.

did you take him to a vet and checked for a chip?

This guy shows up at our door a couple of days ago and no one has claimed him. The longer he stays, the longer he stays ya know what I mean? Taking this picture to work tomorrow to find him a home. I think this one looks pathetic enough; hie name is no name (must....not.....get.............attached.....)

 fuzzy wrote: 
Warning...I think that site just blew out my speakers. Putting sound on a web page is a classic way to get a lot of people closing the browser before any message can be received.

 Proclivities wrote: 

I actually have 3 of those dogs, the Yellow lab, 2 black labs and of course the Meth lab (who is actually a Sheltie).

 hippiechick wrote: 


I can't recommend the Banfield by me. I love that they're convenient and are open late and weekends but I wasn't too happy with the doctors there. That could just be that location, though. Not sure it was any less expensive either.

 JrzyTmata wrote: 
No bloodwork, stool sample analysis, two kinds of drugs, nails clipped, some other stuff I have to give her. At my old vet it would have been $400.

 hippiechick wrote: 
seriously? $250 for an infection? was it a visible infection or was blood work needed?

Maggie went to the vet today, and she has a bacterial infection. Glad that is all that it is. ($250 later)

I recommend Banfield clinics, in the Pet Smart stores. At my old vet, the bill would have been much more.

 MusicIsMotion wrote: 
Eek... yeah, that would complicate things... maybe doggie training AND a doggie door (if you can afford both). Hubby and I installed a dog door to the utility room for the cats so we could have the cat pan out of the public areas of the house- it's really easy to do.

 MsJudi wrote: 
Thanks!  The only problem with that is that she still likes to destroy things so I don't give her free reign to the inside of the house if I'm not there.