I posted this to petphotos too
But thought I'd share it with you guys, too. :-)
Okay, so I shared a lot. I can't help it!
My workout partner, co-therapist, and all around pal, Tennessee (formerly known as "Crystal"). I got her from the SPCA about seven months ago, so she's a little over 2 1/2 years old, now. She's the greatest. Due to an injury, the SPCA had to remove her right eye, and did so about two weeks before I got her. It's healed nicely now, and doesn't impact her personality at all. If I move something around the house, she'll sometimes bump into it once, but then she knows where it is and does just fine.
Wanna play, mom? Frisbee, Frisbee?!
Tenn loves her bear.
One of my cats, May Royal. Her name was "Kitty", but I call her May. She also came from the SPCA, about a month before I got Tenn. The SPCA told me she was two years, but the vet said she was only a year old. She was tiny when I first got her, so I tend to believe she's only now approaching two years.
The cuteness of this picture kills me.
Showing her colors (and my new floor).
Peek-a-boo!
My other cat, Dragonfly. She was actually the first cat I brought home, a week before I got May (I had to wait for May to be spayed, and picked her up later). She's a big cat, but gorgeous. And so loving.
Smiling for the camera.
Sleeping... comfortably?
My two foster-kitties. I'm keeping them for a friend of mine while she's in Korea.
Kamyrin. Whose name I adore.
And Cody. He's skinny, but so long!
Some of my animals that still live in California with my parents. I don't have any pictures of the horses at the moment (we have three wild mustangs and one domesticated Peruvian Paso), but if I upload some later, I may post them.
Brandi is a flat-coated Lab-mix that my step-dad rescued from the pound. A lady brought her in and couldn't keep her in her apartment or she would be evicted, and didn't have the money to put her down, but the shelter said they were full and couldn't take her. My step-dad was there to repair a window, and told the lady to put Brandi in his truck. :-)
This isn't the greatest picture, but...
Brandi.
My other dog, Shadrach. He adopted us, by wandering in the yard one day. He kept coming back, even after my mom chased him away a few times. We think he was abused, because in order for me to get close to him without him running away, I had to literally crawl on the grass on my stomach. If I got to my knees, he'd skirt away. It look a lot for him to trust me, but he still recognizes my car when I drive home after months away, and he follows me everywhere.
Again, a poor picture. I'll have to find some better ones. He likes standing on the roof of the doghouse and spinning his tail in a circle. He's a Lab/Chow mix.
Shad.
We got Casper on Halloween several years ago, and he was all white. Being at least part flame-point Siamese, he's since turned orange on his ears, tail, and a lot on his back. My mom claims he's too pretty to be a boy.
He didn't get this fat until after I left home. *laughs*
Casper.
I rescued Skittles, below, and her brother Einstein from underneath the library of my Junior High School. Her brother, aptly named, was very smart and learned to claw holes in the window screens. He got out one day and never came back. :-(
His sister also used to be much skinnier.
Skittles. Calico beauty.
My step-dad rescued Keena from the side of the road when she was little enough to fit in his hands. She's since grown to be a gigantic ball of fluff. She's great with kids, letting them drag her all over and just giving us this look of resignation. I also have a picture somewhere of her on the pool table, her head stuck into one of the pockets as she chased a ball in. *grins*
Keena.
Finally, I'll leave you with this:
I love this picture of May and Tenn. No, I haven't touched it up at all. This is just how May's eyes get when I take pictures of her from a distance like that. May looks like the Cat of DOOM, and Tenn is all posessive. Hee. My animals appear to have "teh interspecies gay".
Cat of DOOM!
And proof that Tenn loves her girlfriend.
Sorry for all the pics, but I love my kids! :-D
x-posted to my own LJ and petphotos
Okay, so I shared a lot. I can't help it!
My workout partner, co-therapist, and all around pal, Tennessee (formerly known as "Crystal"). I got her from the SPCA about seven months ago, so she's a little over 2 1/2 years old, now. She's the greatest. Due to an injury, the SPCA had to remove her right eye, and did so about two weeks before I got her. It's healed nicely now, and doesn't impact her personality at all. If I move something around the house, she'll sometimes bump into it once, but then she knows where it is and does just fine.
Wanna play, mom? Frisbee, Frisbee?!
Tenn loves her bear.
One of my cats, May Royal. Her name was "Kitty", but I call her May. She also came from the SPCA, about a month before I got Tenn. The SPCA told me she was two years, but the vet said she was only a year old. She was tiny when I first got her, so I tend to believe she's only now approaching two years.
The cuteness of this picture kills me.
Showing her colors (and my new floor).
Peek-a-boo!
My other cat, Dragonfly. She was actually the first cat I brought home, a week before I got May (I had to wait for May to be spayed, and picked her up later). She's a big cat, but gorgeous. And so loving.
Smiling for the camera.
Sleeping... comfortably?
My two foster-kitties. I'm keeping them for a friend of mine while she's in Korea.
Kamyrin. Whose name I adore.
And Cody. He's skinny, but so long!
Some of my animals that still live in California with my parents. I don't have any pictures of the horses at the moment (we have three wild mustangs and one domesticated Peruvian Paso), but if I upload some later, I may post them.
Brandi is a flat-coated Lab-mix that my step-dad rescued from the pound. A lady brought her in and couldn't keep her in her apartment or she would be evicted, and didn't have the money to put her down, but the shelter said they were full and couldn't take her. My step-dad was there to repair a window, and told the lady to put Brandi in his truck. :-)
This isn't the greatest picture, but...
Brandi.
My other dog, Shadrach. He adopted us, by wandering in the yard one day. He kept coming back, even after my mom chased him away a few times. We think he was abused, because in order for me to get close to him without him running away, I had to literally crawl on the grass on my stomach. If I got to my knees, he'd skirt away. It look a lot for him to trust me, but he still recognizes my car when I drive home after months away, and he follows me everywhere.
Again, a poor picture. I'll have to find some better ones. He likes standing on the roof of the doghouse and spinning his tail in a circle. He's a Lab/Chow mix.
Shad.
We got Casper on Halloween several years ago, and he was all white. Being at least part flame-point Siamese, he's since turned orange on his ears, tail, and a lot on his back. My mom claims he's too pretty to be a boy.
He didn't get this fat until after I left home. *laughs*
Casper.
I rescued Skittles, below, and her brother Einstein from underneath the library of my Junior High School. Her brother, aptly named, was very smart and learned to claw holes in the window screens. He got out one day and never came back. :-(
His sister also used to be much skinnier.
Skittles. Calico beauty.
My step-dad rescued Keena from the side of the road when she was little enough to fit in his hands. She's since grown to be a gigantic ball of fluff. She's great with kids, letting them drag her all over and just giving us this look of resignation. I also have a picture somewhere of her on the pool table, her head stuck into one of the pockets as she chased a ball in. *grins*
Keena.
Finally, I'll leave you with this:
I love this picture of May and Tenn. No, I haven't touched it up at all. This is just how May's eyes get when I take pictures of her from a distance like that. May looks like the Cat of DOOM, and Tenn is all posessive. Hee. My animals appear to have "teh interspecies gay".
Cat of DOOM!
And proof that Tenn loves her girlfriend.
Sorry for all the pics, but I love my kids! :-D
x-posted to my own LJ and petphotos