Post your pets!

[kiki-chan78]

Does Omi count as a pet? I know he isn't domesticated, bites, scratches, isn't litter-trained, or even paper-trained, is mean, vicious, and has a violent streak the size of the grand-canyon.... >.>;;;





Actually, these are my kitties back in Puerto Rico. Farfie, and Miaka.

Farf is mean, vengeful, and shows his affection by mauling you. Oh, did I mention that he's been known to eat the wallpaper off the walls?







If Miaka were a person, she'd be a blond valley girl. She's dumb as a stump, and that's insulting the stump. The only thing this cat has going for her is the fact that she's cute... and that's the ONLY thing. I will not go into her less desirable traits.







<3

-Kiki-chan78.

[ichigo]

Kiki- Miaka is sooo cute.
Fluffffyyyyy

[skookum hime]

Wow. Did she and my cat come the same litter? I just pulled a scrap of fabric from my cat's throat as he tried to eat it. lol He's not too smart either

[richila]

This is my Appa. yes, named after the flying bison. Because he's a mountain of white fur, who thinks he can fly (mainly when diving off the bed at the fan pulls).
We got him at the local shelter. He was surrendered because his last owners complained that he was too big. What did the expect from a Maine Coon?!?!
He likes to take over my bed... and my L plush... he thinks they are his.

Oh my goodness! Abba is a giant version of my Cordelia.


Cordelia by richila9098, on Flickr

We have two other cats, Julius and Rusty.
Julius is my son's gray tabby and Rusty is my husband's huge marmalade cat. I am trying to find pictures that aren't of their backsides.

Just for the record, the smartest dog ever was my Cressie. She was housebroken in three days, raised a kitten , and took herself out for walks.

[Llwynog]

Here is my Ringo.

[Geektopian]

We don't have pets but we seem to acquire "house guests" during the winter. Apparently, we weren't supposed to change the sheets on the bed while somebody took his mid-morning nap.

Eddie's a male Green Anole that had turned brown due to the ambient temperature and his lack of activity at the time the photo was made. Well, at least according to the little I know about lizard biology.