Category Archives: Pets

We are having so much fun with little Amelia, our new German/Aussie Shepherd mix 8-week old. You might remember we rescued here at the Woofstock festival. I hear my brother Andy has a new pure breed puppy so I’m throwing … Continue reading →

We attended Woofstock in Tacoma today and came home with a new puppy. Shelby, 12-years old shep, luv’s this mixed German and Australian shepherd dog. The cats have been hiding ever since we brought the puppy home. What’s that about?  … Continue reading →

I’ve inadvertently trained my indoor-only cats to come running whenever I open a window. I train them to come when I call them by either playing with them or now by opening a window. Most times when I call them … Continue reading →

I guess my two Bengals decided that they liked my office chair. So I grudgingly went to bother Suzy.  :o)

I didn’t get the pictures I wanted but still you might get the idea. These cats really think they own the joint. Here you get the inevitable, "What? You taking pictures again?" Last of the Christmas pics Shelby guarding the … Continue reading →

I’ve gotten so many e-mails about Theo and his recent disappearance I’ve decided to finish the story. After Theo showed up in the house looking so bad, Suzy called the vet and made an emergency appointment for that afternoon. So … Continue reading →

Update, we found Theo, hiding in the house very sick, barfing, and tired. Suzy is taking him to the vet as we speak. Thank you everyone for your concern and words of encouragement. Last night we had the normal gang … Continue reading →

I got a request for more cat pictures but I really need to figure that out. Cats, you see, don’t care whether their pictures are taken or not. They’d rather be petted, or fed, or played with. Here are the … Continue reading →

Macy joined the household today and she is getting to know the gang. I thought I’d provide a picture of the newest addition. I have to admit there have been some hissing fits, huge, fuzzy tails, and on a number … Continue reading →