| 24 Sep 2008 9:37 AM |
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Claire
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Join Date: 14 Jan 2008
Location: Humberside, UK England
Posts: 24
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nice to hear from u penny, sorry to hear about your dog that died! my circumstances has changed so now i have 4 cats and 3 dogs in my house, my neice is bringing up a german shepard and me and my wife to be have got bebo the chihuahua and baby boo the new addition pug that we got, still have louise the cat and nowwe have penny (funny enough)the cat felix and salem. so we have a house full lol. hope youre ok and doing well!
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| 23 Sep 2008 2:57 PM |
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Penny
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Join Date: 28 Feb 2008
Location: Suffolk, UK England
Posts: 188
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As i haven't been on here for a while, I must update you the pets i have, I have just lost my eldest dog Buster after 12 years. I still have the other dog and and a new puppy Called Shadow who is 10weeks old. The other dog is called zelda, they are all wierananers. Then the cat alfie, jack the rabbit and 2 gold fisih and 2 hamsters. Both the pup and Zelda are rescue so is the cat.
The pup was born in rescue.
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| 23 Sep 2008 2:40 PM |
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Roula
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Join Date: 17 Sep 2008
Location: Berkshire, UK England
Posts: 1
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Hi i hav2 2 cats who were from the rspca and are sisters, 1 dog called bonnie she is a saluki cross with lurcher she is beautiful, and got a lge brindle lurcher who is gorgeous , he was astreet dog in ireland and was poisoned hes mate was killed and he was left with epilepsy and is a sponsor dog so i have help with his medication as he has fits. Sometimes animals are better than humans, should be more respect for them, by the way im from windsor, in berkshire my names roula
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| 16 Mar 2008 5:39 PM |
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Victoria
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Join Date: 02 Mar 2008
Location: All Regions, Israel
Posts: 17
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Claire, it happened when I wasn't at home, so when my boyfriend called and said that the ferret died, I couldn't believe it. Even when I saw it's body I resisted to believe that it actually dead. It took me several hours to believe it and then we buried it in a forest. I was crying all night long and in the morning couldn't open my eyes because they hurt so much... so, it was a real tragedy to me.
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| 15 Mar 2008 7:27 PM |
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Claire
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Join Date: 14 Jan 2008
Location: Humberside, UK England
Posts: 24
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hi victoria, nice to here about your animals, sorry to hear about your ferret u must have been heart broken because i was heartbroken when my dog died last year its very hard to get over anything like that!
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| 09 Mar 2008 9:21 AM |
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Victoria
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Join Date: 02 Mar 2008
Location: All Regions, Israel
Posts: 17
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Yea, they are a bit smelly but there are ways to make them not be smelly at all...
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| 09 Mar 2008 8:03 AM |
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Carol
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Join Date: 09 Jan 2008
Location: All Regions, Turkey
Posts: 84
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I always wanted one of those, Victoria. My neighbours here had two of them and they kept their cages in their bedroom - ugh! They ARe a bit smelly, not nasty, just animally. They were so pretty and very tame, though - lovely little things.
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| 09 Mar 2008 6:54 AM |
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Victoria
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Join Date: 02 Mar 2008
Location: All Regions, Israel
Posts: 17
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good morning everybody... I have a dog named Alba and a cat named Shatik... They hate each other so badly that when I leave the house I put them in seperet rooms. But I love them both... I used to have a ferret, it's a wonderful pet and very friendly. But he died last year. It was a tragic for me cause I loved it with all my heart.
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| 08 Mar 2008 10:52 PM |
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Claire
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Join Date: 14 Jan 2008
Location: Humberside, UK England
Posts: 24
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hi carol, nice to here from u again, u keep the good work up of being nice to all them cats good to hear some1 is!!!
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| 08 Mar 2008 10:50 PM |
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Claire
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Join Date: 14 Jan 2008
Location: Humberside, UK England
Posts: 24
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hi mandy, I know how u feel when people here i have a staff they dernt come near her but ive brought her up nice and sweet so shes so soft she doesnt even eat the chihuahua lol. Dont no why people think dogs like staffs rotties and other butch types are mean and aggresive when there not!!! i have a 5 year old who my staff always follows and licks her to death and she plays with her nicely.
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| 08 Mar 2008 3:47 PM |
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Carol
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Join Date: 09 Jan 2008
Location: All Regions, Turkey
Posts: 84
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Afternoon, all! I live in a small complex which is mostly holiday homes, but there are a number of feral cats who live here too. Recently one of the females managed to get a fishing hook embedded in her cheek (we live next to a river where there's sometimes some good fishing). Anyway, I got her into a basket and took her off to the vet, where the first thing she did was shred my fingers as I took her out of the basket. The vet immobilised her with a muscle relaxant and removed the hook very carefully before allowing me to bring her back home. she's fit a well now, I'm glad to say but like the rest of you I do hate to see them cruelly treated. A funnier story was when I found a small ginger female (not many of them about) sitting in a big puddle of water looking totally bemused - she'd fallen into the swimming pool and had managed to get herself out but I don't think she knew which bit to wash first!
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| 08 Mar 2008 3:37 PM |
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Mandy
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Join Date: No longer a member
Location:
Posts: 84
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it beats me penny, if i were allowed to treat these people how they treated my dog's i would be arrested straight away, or any animal for that matter, this is funny though, my cat got hold of a pigeon in my garden so i scared her off, i know she was just doing what cats do , but i felt sad for the pigeon and could not let it die in front of me, so i called the animal warden, and sat there singing to it till they came, no i am not a nutter!!! lol it really did keep it calm, every time i stopped singing it fretted. any way before i start to sound like a complete wierdo i'll leave it there lol
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