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Oh, Snowflake is sooo beautiful!!Originally Posted by WS82Classics
An up-close shot(perhaps a bit too large and up-close, since the picture editor won't let me re-size) of Snowflake, my nearly 11 year old cat. Adorable little thing.
I have a white cat, too. He has one golden eye and one blue eye. He's such a good cat. I'll post a pic sometime maybe.
Last edited by LuvTim; 07-24-2016 at 11:04 PM.
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Snowflake is beautiful, WS82. Thanks for posting and reviving this thread - it's one of my favs.
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We don't have any pets at the moment. I'd like to have a Gambian Pouched Rat, but I was outvoted
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WS82, Snowflake is too cute!
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Snowflake looks cute, WS82.
My uncle's latest acquisition, a 6 month old female cat named Smokey. His sister couldn't keep her, so he took her in. Last night, she decided to claim my backpack as hers.
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So cute! They love to get in bags & boxes.
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We discovered earlier today our newly adopted cat, Shadow, likes tamales. Yep, he jumped onto the counter without our knowing and swiped one. We found him under the kitchen table munching away. He ate the whole thing, even bits of the husk!
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Too funny Delilah!
AG, Smokey is cute!
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Luv, did you name him Bowie?
Smokey is very beautiful, so is Snowflake. AT, I very much hope you were joking about the Gambian rat. They are hideous creatures and have a fierce bite.
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I stayed with my brother who had regular pet rats, and they were really nice pets if you don't mind having your ears sniffed a lot. Gambian pouched rats are closer to wild than domesticated rats, and require more knowledge and care in their upkeep, but their owners love them. There are things to be careful of. E.g. if you have two males then it's important to wash hands after handling one as the other may react to the smell of another male with aggression. They also chew a lot. Etc.
TL;DR: I wasn't joking.
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