Gary, Mitzki, Peanut, and Jason want to wish everyone a very Meowy Catmas!
I tried to get the ducks to pose for a holiday photo but I couldn’t get my ducks in a row! (insert groan here)
This is Peanut’s first Christmas, so it will be fun to see how he enjoys opening presents. No doubt he will be more interested in the wrapping paper than anything else.
I want to wish you all Happy Holidays in whatever way you choose to celebrate it.
Peace on Earth!
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happy holidays to you too! our dog, benjamin, will be getting some presents too and he has a paw shaped stocking!
i am looking forward to doing lots of cooking later today!
I hope Benjamin enjoyed his gifts!
Happy Holiday To You!
The dogs, Lily, Coco and Sammy send lots of barks. Hope you all have a wonderful time.
(Jason looks like a cat who has been imposed upon enough!)
You’re right about Jason, Peggy. He’s had a tough life. I’m doing my best to make his life more comfortable with lots of food and love and a warm place to nap. Holidays barks to Lily, Coco, and Sammy!
Precious kitties!!! Looks like the quackers and cheeziness have already been served. LOL!!! Meowy Catmas to all of mew as well! 🙂
Thank mew! 🙂
On the eve of the Christmas holidays, the blog “Homeless Animals” congratulates you on this wonderful holiday and wish you all the best.
Happy New Year and Merry Christmas!
Thanks. Same to you!
Robin – Meowy Catmas and Happy New Year. My wife rescued a cat and her four kittens that had their blessed event under our front porch. She had them altered so we could lessen the stray population increase in our modest neighborhood. We have since adopted them and let them reside in our garage [at night and during inclement weather]. The only time they will let me near them is when they are hungry; my wife has a better relationship with them. We love them as I’m sure you love yours. – Tom and Patti Bruno
Thanks for your good wishes and for sharing your story. It’s heartwarming to know there are kind people such as yourselves who care about animals. Hopefully your adopted cat family will warm up to you even when they’re not hungry — sometimes it just takes a little time and patience. All best wishes for the new year.