Our Wonderful Pets
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The day will come when men such as I will look upon the murder of animals the way they now look upon the murder of men. -- Leonardo Da Vinci. |
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Casper and Gypsy hanging out on their Adobe furniture.
Gypsy is anxiously awaiting dinner... as usual. Food is the only thing
that makes Gypsy move quickly. J |
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Gypsy lounging on her pet bed. Gypsy adopted me one day in October 1996 as I was coming out of my chiropractor's office. She was a bag of bones wrapped up in fur... but just look at her now. Much like Scarlet O'Hara in "Gone With the Wind", Gypsy has vowed that "she will never be hungry again!". J | ||||
Casper joined our family on November 17th, 1995. He was 5 weeks old. Casper likes to hang out in his hip, Southwestern style adobe hut. Especially when he's hiding from Norman... | ||||
The Top Ten Cat Mandments: A Must For Every
Cat-Owned Home. |
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Gypsy examines her domain from under the Christmas Tree... |
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The incredible "laughing" Casper! | ||||
Ezri, the newest addition to the household, is a rat terrier that we adopted from American Rat Terrier Rescue in May 1999. She was approximately one year old when she joined us. Don't let her diminutive stature fool you... her "Napoleon complex" is alive and well. This little, 11 pound bundle of pure (and usually highly destructive) energy is "in charge" of the entire household. I hear this phase only lasts seven years... <gulp>.... | ||||
Our very big boy, Norman, was born August 4th, 1997. He loves to bark and chase the cats. Needless to say, they're not too happy with him... but it does give them some exercise! | ||||
Jeff, Norman and Ezri at the Huntington Dog Beach. | ||||
Pebbles and her best friend ever... a tennis ball. Pebbles waits for me, tail wagging and with a tennis ball in her mouth, at the Rainbow Bridge. We love you, Pebbles. |
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Dogs have owners. Cats have staff. |
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