Growing up I had always dreamed of having my own apartment and having my own pets to love and take care of. I had never lived in a house without a pet, so when I moved into my new apartment I knew having a pet was a must. Unfortunately my landlord would not allow dogs, so I settled for a cat. Who knew I’d end up with three! The day they came home I was filled with joy and excitement. I knew my daughter would be overwhelmed with joy once she knew we added three new additions to the family. The kittens’ fur was as black as the night sky and was soft and silky. As I gazed into the new kittens eyes, which were as blue as a cloudless sky, my heart filled with happiness. My daughter named them Mollie, Marcie, and Mittenz. My daughter and the cats seemed to get along very well; no matter how much I observed her torturing them, dragging them around the house, as if they were lifeless stuffed animals. Those poor cats took my daughter’s “abuse” and just allowed her to continue to carry them. Although there were times they set limits with my daughter and made sure to let her know when enough was enough. As the months flew by I was lucky enough to watch these two intelligent cats perform amazing tricks and out-smart me in many ways, which amused me the most. If I left any food out, I would expect within minutes for the food to be eaten. If I took food out to thaw, I would come home to find the food in the middle of the floor with miniscule teeth marks all through out the package
The book tells us the story of the Egyptian Pharaoh, Thutmose III. It tells us about his childhood, accession to the throne, and also his military conquests. His childhood was not that of other children’s at the time, the book describes how children got more freedom and had more leisure time up to a certain age. In Thutmose’s case, he was sent to train as a priest of Amun. Something in which he embraced over the years. However, he didn't just practice in religion he also at a young age was put through harsh military training. It taught him skills in commanding men, and it also taught him tactics. The reason for these actions is because at the time he was born, Thutmose II had died and Thutmose III was too young to rule Egypt. So the queen Hatshepsut took control of Egypt and declared herself pharaoh.
Miss Kermit came to MWHS in 2005, with her sibling (Katie), her mom (Cujie) and her grandmother (Tarzee). She had been part of a colony living in the back yard of a woman in New York. This kind woman had them spayed/neutered and let them stay in her garage during the winter. She took very good care of them and when she could no longer keep them, she found MWHS. She drove from Long Island, through a snowstorm to deliver these four cats to us. If there was an Ancesty.com for cats, we could have used it, because apparently there was a slight mix up with the black cats. For several years Miss Kermit was named Kermit, and believed to be a male. In 2012 Kermit’s true gender was discovered and her name changed to Miss
Numerous people have pets that accompany them through life. Cats, rabbits, birds, and dogs are popular household pets. They keep their human owners company and quickly become part of the family. Owners refer to them as their "children," and younger kids in the family consider pets to be their "siblings." Immediately, an unbreakable bond is formed between pet and owner. Cuddling with dogs or cats seem to cause stress to disappear. Everything seems to be okay when a dog or cat sits on your lap. There is a lot of love there. Additionally, dogs seem to be the most popular pets, although I do know lovely "cat people." Actress Maggie Lawson, (Psych) knows all about dogs, how they are our best friends, and why we should all love them.
Cats and kids can make an incredibly cute combination together. I remember when John (my son) was a tiny tot, Lilly (our kitty) never left him alone. She loved him so much that she used to fast till he came back from school. It was really cute to watch their love for each other. We once presented John a cat greeting card for his birthday. He was literally on cloud nine that day.
Some people say that they, “Are not a cat person” and use that as their reason to not adopt cats. I used to not like cats very much, but after finding three abandoned kittens under my aunts daycare building, I saw how sweet cats can be if you give them the attention that they need. Taking care of those kittens everyday really made me realize that not all cats are mean or uninterested in everything. The main
About two years ago my sister had taken in a dog named Morgan. At first I didn’t exactly agree with this because she already had a dog that she hardly took care of. When my sister brought Morgan home she was about two months old. I could still hold her in on had. And as I spent more time with her, she became my baby.
I felt like a failure, I wanted to give up but the orange kitten was still kicking and strong, so I continued. As she grew older, I realized she liked the taste of the chips called cheetos. Since she was orange I decided that would be her name, cheeto. I kept her, and she became my first successful rescue. A few years later, Cheeto was grown up into an adult cat and I absolutely loved her. Her eyes shined like newly shined gold, and her fur radiated like the setting sun. But, the situation that approached I never saw
By October 2012, a woman by the name of Jennifer Conrad, a professional exotic veterinarian, has released a documentary that has opened the eyes of many cat owners around the world. In this
My love for cats goes back a long time. In a few years I will probably become the crazy cat lady. Cats are independent and self sufficient. They are very intelligent animals and they make good companions. I think these things make the cat a perfect
Snapchat. Facebook. Pinterest. Instagram. Twitter. All of these have had their time on the top apps list. They originally exploded and most got their ideas on that app, minutes in. It was immediately decided what age range this app was made for(is it inappropriate for children?), how many people would use it, and more. Quite alike, Nuclear energy has exploded, both figuratively and literally. Although in this case Nuclear energy is made for all ages. We all need energy and the solution of getting rid of nuclear power is not the long term solution. We want electricity and also safety at the maximum level. Nuclear power is one of the main go to energy sources when it comes to protecting our planet. It provides clean, safe and non toxic electricity. Other options that are trying to replace nuclear energy have the downsides that could potentially end life. With me constantly talking about Nuclear energy, you might be wondering, what is Nuclear energy?
First of all cats a calm and won't give you too much trouble. I mean they sleep for 13-14 hours a day Perhaps just a feu craps out of the litter box. Dogs on the other hand. Thay will destroy everything and poop everywhere and pee lakes in your living room. My mom has bine peed on by our dog Romeo. Thay also won't calm down and run all over the house.
It all started the day a family wanted to give away some kittens. She called my mother-in-law and told her that we could come over and look at some of kittens and that we could have one of them, because she could not keep them all. So we went over to her house and hung out for a little while and looked at the kittens. I do not think that they were a month old at that time on the account of their size. The original plan was only to take home, but that is not what happened. We all started talking and playing with the kittens, I had one and my husband had another. They both seemed like us so much that the family friend kind of haggled us into taking both the female and the male home, who we named Lily and Wade. Interestingly enough, the male cat’s name came from a comic book character.
I never wanted a cat, a dog maybe, but certainly not a cat. Their beady little eyes staring right into my soul, their claws looking like something out of a Tim Burton movie, dirtied from walking around in their own excretion and their matted fur clumping up in my hand with every stroke. “Rawr, hissss,” sounds that swirled my brain every time I came close to these feline “friends.” Cats and I didn’t mix. We were like olive oil and water. My sister, on the other hand, loves all animals. She is like Magenta from Sky High; animals scurry around her like she is their mother. She had begged my mom for a cat since the day she was born and my mom finally caved, to my dismay. One day, I came home from gymnastics practice and there was a cat sitting
have mine cats that hunt out the rats. These cats are well fed and petted by
She was in total shock , Quite frankly so was I but I could be in that state to long I sprung straight into action. I ask her to grab some towels to dry them off and keep them warm. Their eyes were still closed so i knew they were still young and needed milk, So I grab a box and load into the car to head to Petsmart an get some KMR (kitten milk replacer) and a bottle. Once returning home from the store I cared for the kittens for the next month bottle feeding and stimulating them to go to the restroom. At around 7 weeks I found different loving families to adopt the kittens, letting them go was the hardest thing I had ever done but began a new path in life of wanting to save any animal I could. Since then I have dedicated myself to helping animals no matter what the cost. My goal is to achieve a degree in biology and my commitment to this school will help me accomplish that. I pursued volunteer work at the SPCA(Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) that has given me experience to work with most kinds of domestic animals, during that time I saw a American Pit-bull terrier with all of her teeth ripped out of her mouth for breeding