Post your Pet or animal Pics (Part 3)

THE SANDMAN: FABLES AND REFLECTIONS. New York City. Vertigo. 1998

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If there is a best Good Boy award, this dog would certainly be one of the finalists. Despite being a good dog, he was abandoned in the square and fortunately adopted by local merchants.

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Well? Did you put them under his pillow, and did the Kittentooth Fairy leave him anything?

Also: They grow up so soon :sob: (just kidding—they’re wonderful at all ages :heart: )

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:joy: the tooth fairy is busted paying the going rate on the kid’s teeth.
Sometimes I tell him he should stop growing. His paws just keep getting bigger and those shoulders!
Alas, I think we’ve adopted another bigg’un. He isn’t even quite 6 months yet.

He fell asleep under the pillow while chasing the fuzzbot’s tail

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Backyard bun

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Backyard bun edition!

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Boss wanted scritches today.

Unlike with dogs, this is a rabbit’s dominance display. That it’s also adorbs just gets him extra attention.

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Dominance display edition!

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A no-kill animal shelter charity was invited to start an inmate dog training program at the Southern New Mexico Correctional Facility last year—and now joy and fulfillment are being created on both sides of the leash.

The ongoing program has helped the inmates to develop compassion and to comply with rules. Their task is to socialize the dogs and teach basic obedience that will get the fur-babies adopted more easily.

Eight inmates at the Las Cruces prison are now caring for 4 dogs in the program. The inmates have become so devoted to their mission that they held a fundraiser to help pay for program’s costs.

The inmate learns grooming, dog first aid, and how to potty train, taught by the professional trainer in one to two sessions per week. $350 will pay for 2 weeks of the trainer’s visits.

During the week, inmates work with the dogs to teach these skills, while living together 24 hours a day. The dogs are taken outside 4 times each day to pee, play, and work on commands.

“Dogs that were once castaways are being loved and cared for by individuals in a place where love and care are in short supply.”

“The dogs are emerging from cocoons of fear and loneliness. Inmates are pushing past mental and emotional barriers so they can become more effective at being a positive influence.”

As for the charity, the positive impact did become a win-win for all: Every pup but one that has graduated from the program has been quickly adopted.

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Mystery cat, prowling my flowerbeds

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Look at her, in her little tux!

Mash Up Cat GIF

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We get that sometimes, too…

(Old photo from when the doe was still with us :cry:)

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The Buck is curious about the weird yard work noises the neighbors are making.

Just had to share that fuffy white tail!

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Fluffy white tail edition!

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Soon…

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A Man and a Vulture

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I have to assume he’d know all the best updrafts!

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He is such a specialist! According to the article published in Ceara, the homeland of the Vulture, Mr. Israel found the vulture chick and when He called the authorities to get some help, they gave the bird to him to raise,

[Urubu voa junto com piloto de parapente no Ceará (opovo.com.br)]

[Decolagem e voo padrão Urufly :eagle::heart: #urubu #voolivre #parapente #mascot… | TikTok]

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Vultures are cool, it’s a shame people treat them like pests

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