Jesus, Vic....
Don't be poking around in a wet breaker box. The next time you might not just get a 'slight shock'!!!

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"Time is simply the mechanism that keeps everything from happening all at once."

Posted by Dimly Lit Lightbulb in Raccoon Update XXIII - All Are Welcome In The Critter Cafe

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~Sue~

Here's Simon's Cat sharing some love on NationalPetDay!

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Good for you electrical can sometimes be a pain in the A^& even though it should be simple at least where I am I just have to call maintenence for any issues at my old apartment I did not have such luxuries my ex landlord was a dipsh%^ when it came to any repairs so I just did them myself and deducted the cost from my rent.

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ME AND MY BOY LOOKING FOR ET

His arrival was foretold in ancient murals.

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LOL...that is an amazing and most striking picture.
Thanks for sharing.

Meow!

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"Time is simply the mechanism that keeps everything from happening all at once."

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~Sue~

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LOL Good one Suzie-Q.

I think Suzie -Q is a good one....

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Obey your inner cat....
Or kitty will get you either way.

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"Time is simply the mechanism that keeps everything from happening all at once."

The latest Simon;s Cat YouTube video is out...

Simon’s Cat loves following Simon around...Even to the bathroom! Does this sound familiar?
Find out more about your cat’s curiosity in our latest

Simon’s Cat Logic

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Why do cats act so weird? (Video)

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~Sue~

LOL Good one Suzie-Q.

I think Suzie -Q is a good one....

Why thank you, Celt.

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~Sue~

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~Sue~

LOL....no kitty biting here, but ya gotta watch out for their claws once in a while.

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"Time is simply the mechanism that keeps everything from happening all at once."

Another reason NOT to let your cats outside.... even for a second!

Hays eagles’ feline meal disturbing for some viewers

It was inevitable, from the moment video cameras went up over Pittsburgh bald eagle nests, that viewers would eventually see something disturbing.

On Tuesday, eagles at the Hays nest site brought a young cat into the nest to feed their two eaglets.

“After reviewing the footage, we believe the cat was dead when it was brought to the nest,” said Rachel Handel, spokeswoman for the Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania. “We don’t know if it was a pet or feral. It’s impossible to know if the cat was killed by the eagle or was a roadkill, but eagles are opportunists and just as apt to take something that’s already dead as something that’s alive to feed their young.”

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Another reason NOT to let your cats outside.... even for a second!

Nature is nature.

Sometimes it is cruel.

How many wild birds are taken by domestic cats?

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Kevin

Another reason NOT to let your cats outside.... even for a second!

Hays eagles’ feline meal disturbing for some viewers

It was inevitable, from the moment video cameras went up over Pittsburgh bald eagle nests, that viewers would eventually see something disturbing.

On Tuesday, eagles at the Hays nest site brought a young cat into the nest to feed their two eaglets.

“After reviewing the footage, we believe the cat was dead when it was brought to the nest,” said Rachel Handel, spokeswoman for the Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania. “We don’t know if it was a pet or feral. It’s impossible to know if the cat was killed by the eagle or was a roadkill, but eagles are opportunists and just as apt to take something that’s already dead as something that’s alive to feed their young.”

I actually think about this a lot. We have a feral colony in our neighborhood
and I wonder if the kittens don't occasionally end up as food for some predator.

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Kittens live in prison with inmate foster parents

CARSON CITY, Nev. -- Some cuddly new cellmates at a Nevada Prison are bringing out the warm and fuzzy sides of men doing hard time.

A pair of kittens named Smokey and Feisty are sharing a cell with George Greene and Terrence Jones.

Down the cell block, three other baby cats are being cared for by inmate Victor Meden.

It was the idea of the Nevada Humane Society, which is running short of foster homes for cats.

The kittens will live in the prison for a few weeks until adoptive families can be found.

In the meantime the inmates, who are serving sentences for robbery and theft say the program is helping them as much as it is the kittens.

Jones says, "They do make a difference, especially the simple fact that we're being somewhat of a mother to them because they don't have one. So it gives them a chance, just like they're giving us a chance."

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At last! A cat collar that translates meows into human speech
Technically Incorrect: The Catterbox sounds wonderful. You might ask, however, how the collar knows what the cat is saying.

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