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Lucy Ann from the Humane Society of Pinellas ‘Lucky 13′

 

Lucy Ann is the beautiful black kitten on the left

I sure would love to be yours!

Hello, my name is Lucy Ann (I’m the sleepy kitty on the left.)  I am a gorgeous black kitten.  I am not always asleep but I really adored my former cage mate Dorothy you see here with me, but she has already been adopted!  Though I may seem pretty relaxed here, my life hasn’t been the easiest.  When I was just a little bitty kitten, I was exposed to ringworm and had to be put into the medical department at the Humane Society of Pinellas.  Due to there being many kittens in my community cage, we were all isolated.  During this time some of us also got coccidia.  So we were kept down in the medical department until all of us were well.  It wasn’t until we were nearly 5 months old that we finally were able to come ‘up the hill’ for adoption.  At this point, a litter of my cage mates came down with FIP.  FIP is Feline Infectious Peritonitis.  And you can read a bit more here: http://www.vet.cornell.edu/fhc/brochures/fip.html as to what FIP is.  Now all of us here in our cage, Lucky #13, are healthy and don’t show any signs of getting sick.  But there is always the possibility that it could happen.  With any cat or kitten, we can be carriers of FIP and live long healthy lives as the disease can lie dormant.  Or we can begin to show signs of FIP and have to be put to rest.  So as you can see, my life has been tough.   The majority of the people that come to the shelter want teeny tiny little kittens and not ‘big’ kittens like me.  But I have so much love to give, and just want a family that understands my circumstances and is willing to give me a chance.  I love to play and I love to cuddle with some of my other cage mates.  I am a shy girl, and I will take some time to come out of my shell.  But when I do I am fun loving and affectionate.  If you’re willing to find out just how worth the wait I am, then I’m your girl.  Please come and meet me today, because I am ready to be yours!

 

 

 

Dudette from the Humane Society of Pinellas’ Lucky 13

 

a beautiful black female kitten at HSP

All I want for Christmas is YOU!

 

Hello, my name is Dudette.  I am a gorgeous and sleek black kitty.  I am a lady to a tee, sweet, petite and perfect for your home!  But even though I am sweet and gorgeous, my life hasn’t been the easiest.  When I was just a little bitty kitten, I was exposed to ringworm and had to be put into the medical department at the Humane Society of Pinellas.  Due to there being many kittens in my community cage, we were all isolated.  During this time some of us also got coccidia.  So we were kept down in the medical department until all of us were well.  It wasn’t until we were nearly 5 months old that we finally were able to come ‘up the hill’ for adoption.  At this point, a litter of my cage mates came down with FIP.  FIP is Feline Infectious Peritonitis.  And you can read a bit more here: http://www.vet.cornell.edu/fhc/brochures/fip.html as to what FIP is.  Now all of us here in our cage, Lucky #13, are healthy and don’t show any signs of getting sick.  But there is always the possibility that it could happen.  With any cat or kitten, we can be carriers of FIP and live long healthy lives as the disease can lie dormant.  Or we can begin to show signs of FIP and have to be put to rest.  So as you can see, my life has been tough.   The majority of the people that come to the shelter want teeny tiny little kittens and not ‘big’ kittens like me.  But I have so much love to give, and just want a family that understands my circumstances and is willing to give me a chance.  I love to play and I really love catnip!  I am still a bit shy, but will climb up in your lap and just let you pet me after I feel a bit more comfortable.  If you don’t mind taking a chance on me and allowing me time to open up to you, then I’m your girl.  Please come and meet me today, because I am ready to be yours!

 

Boston Terrier vs Kitten

How can you NOT think this is cute!?

Top 10 Reasons Pitbulls Are Scary!! [HUMOR]

Originally posted at No Kill NOW!

10. They will steal your spot on the couch while you are up getting a soda.

9. They will take the treat you give them and bury in the back yard like a paranoid crack head hiding their stash.

8. They will jump on your bed with muddy feet. Making you do the laundry…again!

7. They will lick visitors with an uncontrolled passion only they understand.

6. They will cause children to smile.

5. They will make you feel horrible for not walking them by looking at you with deep sad eyes.

4. They will look at you like you committed a crime against them if you don’t let them lick your ice cream bowl.

3. They will cause wide spread happiness in large group settings.

2. They will crack you up by shaking their butts so hard you think they are going to snap in half.

And the number one reason why you can’t trust vicious Pit Bulls…

1. They will steal your heart like a thief in the night, showing you complete and pure love that only a Pit Bull can show.

Pitbulls are bigger lovers than most think

Pitbulls have a bad reputation owing to years of poor ownership, misrepresentation and media hype. A post over at the Doggie Stylish Blog seeks to shed some light on the “cuddlier” side of these misunderstood animals. Here’s an example of one the pictures.

Check out the rest here.

Pet Photo/Haiku Contest

Do you have a rescued pet?

Enter Photography by Rebecca Brittain’s First Annual Rescued Pet Photo Haiku Contest!!

One winner will recieve a $99 MINI SESSION absolutely FREE, plus be showcased online for one week!

Contest is open to dogs, cats, birds, and reptiles…any rescued pet.

How to enter:

1. Take a photo of your pet (the contest is not really based on the photo, it’s so we can see who you’ve submitted, but have fun with it!)

2. Write a Haiku about your rescue! Haiku poems are 3 llines, and follow the 5-7-5 syllable rule. For samples, visit this page
http://www.toyomasu.com/haiku/

3.Submit the photo and poem to Photography by Rebecca Brittain’s Fan Page on Facebook (via the front page of www.rebeccabrittain.com OR as an attachment to rabhobbes@yahoo.com NO LATER THAN April 18th

Submissions will be available for viewing at this link http://www.rebeccabrittain.com/Other/Rescued-Pet-Contest/11737712_9MmvL as they are recieved.

Voting starts April 20th and will run through April 25th. One winner will be announced after polls are closed.

Details on voting will be announced closer to the date!

Contest is open to anyone! Any rescued pet from a local organization of any type or breed…(Winner must be able to travel to Largo, fL studio!)

In addition to the Free Mini Session, the winning submission will be showcased on the front page of this website, along with highlights from the photo shoot, and information about the rescue group the pet was adopted from.

Why your cat might be quite loud

Found this interesting tidbit today and thought it went along perfectly with a video we had of the three kittens who inspired the creation of Not The Mama: Dominic, Sara and Cole.

Early on, cats learn that vocalization is a way to acquire something they want. Researchers at Cornell University recorded the sounds made by South African desert cats (wild relatives of our domesticated cats) and discovered that there were no meows among their calls. One conclusion was that meowing became commonplace as cats learned to live with people and found that it produced results like petting, being fed and other forms of attention.

Now see it in action with this video of the three Not The Mama kittens:

Surprised kitty video – Sooooo cute!

Every time I watch this video, it makes me smile. It is THE cutest thing! I lurve it!

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