Paa Langfart

This is just plain pathetic.

yeah and hes been in the NFL for 10 years, isnt getting any younger and already has had to resort to PED's to maintain a deteriorating game. Hard pass.

Get mamma fixed as soon as the kittens are weaned or as soon as the vet says she can and then start your kitten adoption networking.

Not sure about Holden - but would bet on B- county

Great job LP !

I can't stand listening to Romo either.

She's a cutey- good job LG _ I know its a bunch of work. Once she's weaned and using a litter box it will get a lot easier

Pretty much the same exact thing happened to me when I was about 6 yo or so but I had a cousin who pulled me to safe ground - At first as I struggled they thought I was joking. Scared the hell out of me. Almost drowning because you don't know how to tread water or just float is about as good a reason to learn as there can be. Also if you are ever in the reverse situation you want to be able to help someone else if at all possible.

I have a "mostly" Plott Hound who was the same way - she just loved those kittens and would get a bit too rambunctious with them. I honestly believe she thinks she is the mother of the little male kitten we kept. They sleep and play together and groom one another now.

that isnt a terrible time - I don't swim for speed nor do I have any sort of great classic form in the water - I do a modified breast stroke on one lap and modified backstroke on the return and repeat. Bout the longest I swim is 45 minutes straight.

As LG said earlier. I hate people. All my dogs and cats and two birds have all been rescues and over half the dogs came from an abuse situation.

good for you. once I recover from hip replacement I hope to be swimming laps again this summer as well. Curious as to how long it took you to do the 100.

You obviously dont live in my county. Contractors here are throwing up crackerbox mansions a mile a minute in all directions. I have no idea where all the supposed buyers are coming from.

lol- somebody beat me to it - great minds and all that.

Me and my present hound took an dog obedience class some years back - the instructor kept King Charles Spaniels and hers were certified in tracking missing people as well as finding cadavers, sometimes in deep water from a boat. She had some incredible stories - her dogs actually helped locate the burial site of part of the crew of the USS Huron which was lost off the outer banks in 1877. All by nose and extensive training.

You seem to like to draw a bit of attention to yourself as well. So I guess if the shoe fits.

considering he totally whiffed on Rhule and co and wasted 3 more years of the franchise on an idiot and his minions and then fugged up a multi million dollar deal to build the team a world class training facility - that's enough to make me laugh at the notion that "he really hasn't been that bad" alone. Let alone keeping Hurney and Ron around and all the other blunders.

el oh el

Too much reality there for most of the huddle to handle the week after the draft.

I get them on my game camera on a regular basis here at night - the incident with my cat was the first time I saw one in daylight and yeah we were lucky. You can see the second pair of eyes not following behind the first in this pic. Second pic is a bobcat - another reason I don't let my cats out on their own - I used to let my chickens out in the early evening not always while attending them till a bobcat got one and was gone before I could do anything to stop it.

Sorry about losing your pets to coyotes. Several years back I was walking to my computer desk with a cup of morning coffee, looked out the front window to see one of my cats facing off with a coyote about 3 feet apart - I keep a loaded .22 by the front door and I grabbed it and ran out the door yelling - by the time I started shooting the yote was in full flight - I got off about 5 shots - don't know if I had any hits or not but I know both me and the yote were a bit shook up at the least. It was about as close a call as you could get without losing a pet. As a qualifier I live in the woods on 25 acres of land - no neighbors in sight nor downrange of my shooting. I never willingly let my cats prowl out on their own after that, which if you know cats, is an undertaking. I had already put up a wood fence in my " backyard" for my dogs so I cat proofed it as well. Well mostly cat proof anyway, lol. That way they can still get out without me tending to them constantly and the kitten I posted a picture of above I have harness/leash trained.

I found a lone kitten about 15 years ago wandering around in the median of route 17 just outside ILM. It was probably about 4 weeks old. Poor thing slept with me for the first 4 or 5 days and would curl up in my arm pit at night - just couldn't seem to get warm. I nursed it back to health with the advice of a very nice vet and found her a good home too

So I hope this guy is wrong.

Glad your kitten is doing well thus far sounds like youre doing the right things. I went through raising 5 newborns with a bottle during the pandemic. How and what are you feeding it? Best is the powdered formula - goat milk if you can get it is the best. Also very very important to keep a kitten that small warm so put a small heating pad in the box on low at first with the room to get off it if it gets too warm. She has no siblings nor mother to help her keep warm so ......... My sis had a very young kitten up in virginia a few years back she was taking care of that died on her- I'd almost bet it wasn't kept warm enough as she didn't know to use a heating pad. We got all of ours weaned and adopted out to good homes - here is a pic of me feeding the lone male ( that I kept ) at about 7 days old. And yeah I was always a dog guy, never a cat guy myself until one adopted me about 20 years ago.