The pets thread
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bauhaus
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Sorry, I'm really bad with birds, what kind of owl is that?it seem most of vpsboard member adopted cat
here's my pet his name is chrissy
bauhaus
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Hmmm, are you stealing other people pets? Suddenly you have a gorgeus gray cat. Suspicious. Starting tin foil thread
I really want to get a Serval or a Savannah cat...
if im not mistaken it called Indian Scops Owl.
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To be fair, he's an indoor/outdoor cat that runs between my house and a neighbor's place, but he's 'related' to my black/white cat as a younger half-brother (They have the same mother). He's not 100% mine. He crashes here sometimes, over there sometimes, and just does whatever he wants in between. Normally stays outdoors but he pops up on the doorstep some of these cold nights if he's not prowling the neighborhood. I did have the sister cat over here (half-sister of my black/white cat) for a few months, but gave her away to a friend of the family who wanted her. Here she is below:Hmmm, are you stealing other people pets? Suddenly you have a gorgeus gray cat. Suspicious. Starting tin foil thread
As a kitten:
She was also indoor/outdoor. Only my black and white is a indoor only cat. I've let her out a few times but she's not fit for outdoor survival, too fat and has been sheltered her whole life.
That is awesome! I love owls. How is caring for it?it seem most of vpsboard member adopted cat
here's my pet his name is chrissy
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this owl eat a white mouse everyday, sometimes i also give it chicken head
nothing special another than that
bauhaus
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Nice to know. In my neighborhood you can see several types of birds, but I like a white owl that often scares me to death when flying in the middle of the night. It is impossible to hear it until is practically over your head.
Easy. Give him one of your gunsShe was also indoor/outdoor. Only my black and white is a indoor only cat. I've let her out a few times but she's not fit for outdoor survival, too fat and has been sheltered her whole life.
Seriously, it feels awful when your pet get lost and you know he/she is not capable of handling the situation. Some cats feel very comfortable outside others don't.
EDIT: Derpy formatting.
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its good that you still can see that, white owl nearly extinct from earth.
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This is our RattDawg. He is about two and a half years old now. We have had him two years. He is a good boy most of time. Pure bread chihuahua and he knows it. Thinks he is the biggest dog on the block.
This is our Gator. He just recently came to us a stray. He was wandering the streets for a month or so of a neighboring town. Someone caught him and then we got him. I am not sure of his breed yet. He is a good natured dog considering what he has been through. I called him Gator because his lower jaw juts out some and overlaps his top, reminded me of a gator. He came to it and it has become his name.
They get along well and play often.
@stim Your rabbits were/are adorable.
Meet Mocha:
Very cute!
My Layla girl passed a year ago.... gah, miss her like crazy. That cat could talk my ear off, and she meant what she said, lemme tell ya. She followed me home one afternoon when I was walking home from picking up lunch at a dive bar down the street. Was 99% sure she was one of two cats who were left behind after a house foreclosure. She was talkative even then and surprisingly trusting of other people considering she was on her own for about a month. I fed her, and she moved in for about five years. Don't even know how old she was. When I found her, she was curled up just like she'd fallen asleep and that was it. Hoping so. Either way, we had a bond. Doubt a cat will ever find me again. Took over thirty years for this friendship.
Doubt a cat will ever find me again. Took over thirty years for this friendship.