Pics of your pets (part II)
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canonman
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Winston looks like a cracker. We used to look after a Burmese (much to the disgust of our two family cats!) Next door's Jack Russell made the mistake of chasing the Burmese into our house and up the stairs....Aw he's great Pete.
Here is Winston:
Who has very differing moods, mega chilled:
To the Boss:
He's not scared of dogs:
At the top of the stairs and in his room, the Burmese turned around and beat the sh!t out of the poor dog!
divedeepdog
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Gromit
Plasticine Dog
Sid...
'Do you mind? One is trying to eat one's tea!'
We've had him approx 6 weeks now - he's a 4 yr old rescue - and much as I've never really liked cats (I'm very much a dog-person) he's a lovely thing. He's also adopted me as his 'No.1' and rarely can I sit down anywhere in the house without Sid jumping into my lap, much to our kids' disappointment.
'Do you mind? One is trying to eat one's tea!'
We've had him approx 6 weeks now - he's a 4 yr old rescue - and much as I've never really liked cats (I'm very much a dog-person) he's a lovely thing. He's also adopted me as his 'No.1' and rarely can I sit down anywhere in the house without Sid jumping into my lap, much to our kids' disappointment.
Patrick Dixon
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Abandoned at 2-3 weeks old on the Badminton Estate
2 weeks later and growing fast.
2 weeks later and growing fast.
canonman
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Great to see some lovely animals on this page. Patrick, how people can abandon such cuties is beyond my imagination.
We do our best to support the Dorney Sanctuary.
http://www.sloughobserver.co.uk/new...mal-lovers-called-to-enjoy-fun-day-in-dorney/
They are in desperate need of funds to get through the winter and have recently been featured on local radio, in national newspapers and soon to see them on BBC TV. It's heartbreaking to hear their stories. We talked to them today outside Sainsburys and they are wondering how they will survive through the next few months, despite good local support. I know there will be similar places throughout the country.
We do our best to support the Dorney Sanctuary.
http://www.sloughobserver.co.uk/new...mal-lovers-called-to-enjoy-fun-day-in-dorney/
They are in desperate need of funds to get through the winter and have recently been featured on local radio, in national newspapers and soon to see them on BBC TV. It's heartbreaking to hear their stories. We talked to them today outside Sainsburys and they are wondering how they will survive through the next few months, despite good local support. I know there will be similar places throughout the country.
TheDecameron
Unicorns fart glitter.
It's not my pet, but its someone's!
What on earth is that?
fasterbyelan
time, your greatest asset
Zola - our Bracco Italiano
TOFFEEMAN1878
Chosen Not Manufactured
unclepuncle
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canonman
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A scan of an old print found this weekend. Sooty relaxing!
Known locally as the Ascot Panther, "rescued" after being kicked out somewhere.
Somebody had kicked him in the shoulder when wild so local vets did a deal to operate. Survived another 10 years before the big C got him.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/90892306@N05/11402475285/http://www.flickr.com/people/90892306@N05/
Known locally as the Ascot Panther, "rescued" after being kicked out somewhere.
Somebody had kicked him in the shoulder when wild so local vets did a deal to operate. Survived another 10 years before the big C got him.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/90892306@N05/11402475285/http://www.flickr.com/people/90892306@N05/
divedeepdog
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poor iPhone pics, but they catch a moment
IMG_1237 by levs the diver, on Flickr
IMG_1239 by levs the diver, on Flickr
IMG_1237 by levs the diver, on Flickr
IMG_1239 by levs the diver, on Flickr
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