A sign of the times perhaps.
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Cats. Feline funnies and other stuff.
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FFS Jarvis!!!!
Just keeping your sarnie warm, Dad......
Just so long as you don't think that is pickles on the cheese!
shopgirl
LE
Oh dear, the great romance seems to be over.
Jeeves has been the soul of patience and kindness, but last night she spat at him and hit him as she walked past and it was just too much for him.
He got in front of her turned round and boxed her ears for her (still the gentleman - no claws). She let out a screech that probably stopped traffic a couple of miles away, went to retaliate, thought better of it and took to her heels, she'd probably have beaten a Formula 1 car off the grid.
Jeeves walked to the door, had a good look round to make sure she'd gone, then turned round smirking and strolled to the food bowl for a reviving snack followed by a restorative nap.
Jeeves has been the soul of patience and kindness, but last night she spat at him and hit him as she walked past and it was just too much for him.
He got in front of her turned round and boxed her ears for her (still the gentleman - no claws). She let out a screech that probably stopped traffic a couple of miles away, went to retaliate, thought better of it and took to her heels, she'd probably have beaten a Formula 1 car off the grid.
Jeeves walked to the door, had a good look round to make sure she'd gone, then turned round smirking and strolled to the food bowl for a reviving snack followed by a restorative nap.
Rapierman
LE
Johnny Cash walt .........Great pic mind
RCT(V)
LE
I'm not going to apologise for re-posting this . . .
Published - AGAIN - by: Compassion in World Farming, on 26 November 2020.
Hopefully, others will also Sign & Share . . .
It’s a disgrace: the UK Government is still blocking attempts to legally protect animal welfare in trade deals.
Under relentless pressure from Compassion supporters, other campaigners, and the House of Lords, the Government has committed to increase parliamentary scrutiny of new free trade agreements.
Yet it refuses to require, by law, that food imports meet British animal welfare standards.
We cannot allow the UK to import cruelty.
Posted on: the "All Inter-web videos and links" thread; the Smallholding/Farming thread; the Cat thread; and, the Dog thread.
Published - AGAIN - by: Compassion in World Farming, on 26 November 2020.
Hopefully, others will also Sign & Share . . .
It’s a disgrace: the UK Government is still blocking attempts to legally protect animal welfare in trade deals.
Under relentless pressure from Compassion supporters, other campaigners, and the House of Lords, the Government has committed to increase parliamentary scrutiny of new free trade agreements.
Yet it refuses to require, by law, that food imports meet British animal welfare standards.
We cannot allow the UK to import cruelty.
Posted on: the "All Inter-web videos and links" thread; the Smallholding/Farming thread; the Cat thread; and, the Dog thread.
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RCT(V)
LE
The same, but different . . . .
Published by: Compassion in World Farming, on 26 November 2020.
Thank you so much for signing our open letter demanding that UK food imports meet domestic farming standards.
Shamefully, the Agriculture Bill, which has now completed its journey through Parliament, will allow the UK Government to negotiate trade deals that could undermine British animal welfare standards.
We will not stand for this. We will make our voices heard.
We’re holding a virtual event to honour over 68,000 compassionate people who’ve signed the open letter and send our united message to the Government.
We’ll hear from supportive MPs, high profile signatories, and Compassion staff and volunteers about why we must keep up the fight against cruelty.
Date: Tuesday 8th December
Time: 12:30 GMT
Location: watch live on Facebook or YouTube.
Thank you so much – I look forward to joining you online on Tuesday 8th December.
With my best wishes,
James
Compassion in World Farming.
Posted on: the "All Inter-web videos and links" thread; the Smallholding/Farming thread; the Cat thread; and, the Dog thread.
Published by: Compassion in World Farming, on 26 November 2020.
Thank you so much for signing our open letter demanding that UK food imports meet domestic farming standards.
Shamefully, the Agriculture Bill, which has now completed its journey through Parliament, will allow the UK Government to negotiate trade deals that could undermine British animal welfare standards.
We will not stand for this. We will make our voices heard.
We’re holding a virtual event to honour over 68,000 compassionate people who’ve signed the open letter and send our united message to the Government.
We’ll hear from supportive MPs, high profile signatories, and Compassion staff and volunteers about why we must keep up the fight against cruelty.
Date: Tuesday 8th December
Time: 12:30 GMT
Location: watch live on Facebook or YouTube.
Thank you so much – I look forward to joining you online on Tuesday 8th December.
With my best wishes,
James
Compassion in World Farming.
Posted on: the "All Inter-web videos and links" thread; the Smallholding/Farming thread; the Cat thread; and, the Dog thread.
CrashTestDummy
MIA
I haven't seen one of this series for a while, so I thought it was OK to share...
Randy Felcher
Old-Salt
I think Burt's trying to tell me something.
stacker1
LE
Apparently your legs are in the way of his paw. He's saying "move".
Londo
LE
Lovely looking cat and trying to communicate with with his underling too .
TamH70
MIA
"Hoominz give their babies a bath in the sink? I think I'll have a trial run and see if I like the idea of doing it to mine."
Londo
LE
Years ago when we were rescuing feral cats and kittens we took in a pregnant feral and the only spare place for her was in the bathroom (it was a huge room)
Although there was a chest of drawer in there with the bottom drawer taken out for her to nest in and have her kittens . Guess where she used to sleep ?
Used to have to remove her every morning to have a shave .
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Yup. During the summer months, ours used to kip in the basin overnight. I guess it was cooler or something.
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