Pets

@ Black_Magnolia:
Wow, Darth Mau looks just lovely! More, your pets' names are great!

@ necie1286:
I sterelized Perla, she's always inside home cause I live at the 3rd floor near the historical center of Florence, a lot of traffic and few green areas full of... not very polite people.
I think I'd be sorry to leave the kitten go. I never have this problem because Cagliostro was a male cat (also sterelized for the same reasons of Perla) and Perla never remained pregnant.
Do you think you could post come pic of the kitten when they are born? :whistle:
I'd love to see 'em!

G'night!

Swan wrote:

@ Black_Magnolia:
Wow, Darth Mau looks just lovely! More, your pets' names are great!

I think this comment should have been directed to Night Blossom. My pets' names aren't bad, but I'm sure I shouldn't get compliments for Darth Mau as he isn't mine. :silly:

Oh my... sorry, it's true. :blush:
Sorry black_magnolia.

So Night Blossom, I confirm! :laugh: Your pets' names are great and Darth Mau is just lovely!

Hugs

There was a little German Boxer puppy on the bus today when I went home! (I'm at my parent's place right now. Had to get away from Zagreb...)
The poor little pup was so scared, she was constantly barking! Everyone turned their heads in the bus to see what was going on. She was, so to say, being shipped alone in her transportation cage.
I thought at first that the girl that was sitting near the cage was her owner but when I went there and asked, I got to know that the puppy was alone. I felt sorry for her, so I sat beside her during the rest of the trip. Hell, it was the same bus line which I used when 'smuggling' my dog not even a year ago. :silly:
She instantly calmed down and positioned herself in the cage to be as close as possible to my feet. So adorable!!! The driver gave me a bottle of water and a little bowl so that I could give her something to drink when the bus stopped for a pause. She didn't really feel like drinking out of the bowl, so I made my fingers wet because she liked liking them and I really felt that she should have some fluid.
I'm also proud a bit of myself because I could resist her cuteness and not wish for a dog right away! :woohoo:
Would have been a wonderful day for me if I didn't get that blasted customs letter when I arrived home...

black_magnolia wrote:

There was a little German Boxer puppy on the bus today when I went home! (I'm at my parent's place right now. Had to get away from Zagreb...)
The poor little pup was so scared, she was constantly barking! Everyone turned their heads in the bus to see what was going on. She was, so to say, being shipped alone in her transportation cage.
I thought at first that the girl that was sitting near the cage was her owner but when I went there and asked, I got to know that the puppy was alone. I felt sorry for her, so I sat beside her during the rest of the trip. Hell, it was the same bus line which I used when 'smuggling' my dog not even a year ago. :silly:
She instantly calmed down and positioned herself in the cage to be as close as possible to my feet. So adorable!!! The driver gave me a bottle of water and a little bowl so that I could give her something to drink when the bus stopped for a pause. She didn't really feel like drinking out of the bowl, so I made my fingers wet because she liked liking them and I really felt that she should have some fluid.
I'm also proud a bit of myself because I could resist her cuteness and not wish for a dog right away! :woohoo:
Would have been a wonderful day for me if I didn't get that blasted customs letter when I arrived home...

Aww, the poor baby! Good for you for looking after her, even though she's not your dog.

That's such a nice story! ^.^ But something confuses me - Where was her owner, if not on the bus?