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Jinx and Zeke!
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Thanks everyone. I am thinking about making a Halloween-type photoshop image using the pictures of Jinx and the pumpkins. But I might wait until we get pumpkins used for carving before I do make the image. Does that sound like a good idea? A possible sig perhaps...
That sounds like a great idea for a sig =) Jinx looks so cute with the pumpkin! Thank you for sharing the photos.
Jinx is a beautiful cat! Puppy dog there looks a little nervous about the photo session. My dog, Brynna, will do that..lay back her ears and look pitiful as soon as I want a cute pic!
I love the one of Jinx and the pumpkin!
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They are so lovely!
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Yesterday, a baby female mix (half Golden Retriever, half Cocker Spaniel) wondered into our yard. She had never had dog food before in her life, and she was convered in fleas. We were surprised there was any blood left in her. So we rushed down to the store and bought Flea Shampoo for her, puppy chow, and some flea stuff for Jinx aswell incase some hopped on him. We cleaned her up, got rid of the fleas, let her dry, and my mom said she'll continue feeding her aslong as she remains, and mom says if she stays long enough to mature, we will get it to where she can't have any puppies (which I know some find it cruel, but we couldn't afford a litter of puppies) and then she will truely be ours. We let my sister name her, and she named her Buttermilk. I call her Butter for short. So here, without further ado, the newest member of our family: Buttermilk!
What adorable pictures!!!
I love the kitty and the pumpkin picture. You dogs a cutey also!
There is nothing wrong with preventing unwanted animals from being born. So many are dying everyday in shelters that there is nothing wrong with having an animal nutered. In fact, even if you are not going to keep her, I would suggest doing it anyway. Its healthier for the animal anyways. but beautiful pics of jinx and the dogs.
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You are doing the responsible thing in getting Buttermilk spayed.
You might want to be careful not to put Hartz flea stuff on Jinx. If you need more info, just search the "Health" forum and put in "flea treatments" or "flea treatment". Jinx is sure growing up to be a wonderful cat, Tyler. Do you think Jinx can come and carve pumpkins with Megan?
i just love the pumpkin pics. they are soooo cute!
