Tuesday: Spooky mate and exciting also I love scary spooky stuff gets the blood pumping lol

Tuesday: Hey cheer up thats an order sister!! Your dog wouldn't want you to be upset as he knows you'll be together again one day in the future.

After my dog Fluke died and everytime I was alone in my bedroom I could feel him jump on my bed the same thing happened when our cats passed on I can feel them jump on the bed and nothng was there.

My house is haunted by many spirits and it can get very creepy at night or if i'm home alone, I started recording and captured many Orb's, strange things happen here.

Tuesday: I say the same thing "No more" lol but then I see animals that need a home my heart melts

Tuesday:

Tuesday: infinite hugs and smooches for Riley

Carnie: ok sorry to hear u had mess

Carnie: wow lol

Carnie:

Koko the sign language gorilla

Carnie:

have u tried adding ketchup :)

some animals prefer being scritched :)

crosseyed:

Here goes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ct2eEsVsFvQ

Hope it works

youtube.com look for Kitten Excited to say Hi to new Friend

watching Smoothie and Milkshake on youtube

crosseyed:

Is there a governmental body you can express concerns to?

crosseyed:

There should be silent fireworks or some way to reduce their noise

crosseyed:

Hope there are some there standing up for the animals

By Dylan Stableford, Yahoo! News

An Argentine man who thought he bought a pair of poodles at an outdoor market in Buenos Aires brought them home to the vet only to be told they were actually ferrets on steroids, reports the Daily Mail.
The man, a retiree from Catamarca, purchased the animals at La Salada, Argentina's largest bazaar.
The veterinarian informed him the ferrets "had been given steroids at birth to increase their size and then had some extra grooming to make their coats resemble a fluffy toy poodle," the paper says, translating a report from a local Argentine TV station. He paid $150 per poodle.
Another woman interviewed by the station said she was tricked into thinking she had purchased a chihuahua at the same market.
It's unclear what the duped pet owners did with their faux poodles. But if you're thinking about buying a poodle at an Argentine market, the Daily Mail has a handy guide on how to tell whether the pooch you're purchasing is actually a ferret:
• Ferrets typically have brown, white or mixed fur and are around 51 cm in length—which includes a 13 cm tail.
• They weigh around three pounds and have a lifespan of 7 to 10 years.
• When happy, ferrets may perform a routine known as the weasel war dance—which is characterized by a series of hops and frenzied attempts to bump into things.
• This is often accompanied by a soft clucking noise called dooking. When upset, ferrets make a hissing noise.
• Toy poodles are known for their intelligence and are around 25 cm tall and weigh around nine pounds.
• If a toy poodle exceeds 25 cm height, it cannot compete in any dog show as a toy poodle.
• Toy poodles have been known to live as long as 20 years.
• Toy poodles are described as sweet, cheerful, perky and lively, and they love to be around people.

Does anyone have experience using diapers for their cat? I might be headed down that road

I knew it !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9exyjULHkCA&feature=player_embedded

ScarletRose: I got bored this afternoon lol

Artful Dodger:  Too Funny