Darling Doolittle

Ahh Miss Alice popped up in my memories. She was the sweetest.

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A recall of potentially harmful cat food has been expanded to include two additional lots of products, affecting 20 states, according to a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announcement Friday.

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‼️PET OWNERS‼️

High wind warning until 9 pm tonight means-

Check those gates and fences BEFORE letting your dog outside!

In these types of winds (60 mph) fencing can be blown down. Gates, if not latched and secured properly can be blown open.

Keep your pets safe by walking the perimeter of your yard before letting them out. You may not see missing fence panels from your doorway.

Hi everyone, if I've ever watched your pet could you please leave me a review here? I'd appreciate it and will be using all reviews on my new website coming in 2026. My current one is woefully outdated .

Cats Taking a Packing Peanut Bath Like Absolute Legends . . . #cats #catreels #FunnyCats #cutecats #PetComedy

Another day another snowball fight. I won but then he knocked me over in the snow so I guess it's a draw. Lol

I can't feel my toes. He could have stayed out all day. 😬😂

I won the snowball fight, finally.

I'm handsome and I know it.

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As the temps drop and snomageddon rushes in, please remember if you see a Husky, Great Pyrenees, Aussie, or some other thick coated, hard-headed, dog breed outside, just shake your head, and keep on rolling by. No need to dial 9-1-1, call a rescue, chase the dog down and try to take it to a warm place, or take pictures and blast the exasperated owners on social media.
This is the weather some dogs dream of ALL 👏🏾 YEAR 👏🏾 LONG 👏🏾. We promise you their owners have coaxed, yelled, and tried to bribe these dogs in, all while their dogs stare blankly at them like they’ve suddenly gone deaf. He’s fine. She’s fine. They’re all fine.

Mr. Steely in all his glory.

She says this much more diplomatically than I would be able to. I've dealt with a rescue here who, despite my prior vet tech experience and taking care of pets, tried to convince me that the cat I adopted from them didn't come home sick. He had a raging respiratory infection and feline herpes. A week after I spoke to them they said they could bring me some medicine because oh the other cats got sick too.

Then the other cat we adopted from them died at 2.5 years old. We just came home and found him dead. We're all still grieving. I had an autopsy done to make sure it wasn't poison or something that could hurt any other animals and he had severe cardiomyopathy. Now that's not their fault but I messaged them and said hey if you have adopted out any litter mates of his they need to know and they didn't even respond back.

And the same rescue was helping with a foster and trying to convince me that ringworm is no big deal. Well yes it is. It's very contagious, very difficult to get rid of, and expensive to treat. Plus if you have any other animals, or you yourself are immunocompromised, that ramps up the risk factor.

Girl With The Dogs lays this all out nicely.