Friday, June 24, 2011

Farewell, Bubbles

We are sad to learn Bubbles' time has come and he has gone to the bridge. He was diagnosed with lymphoma in February. But no matter how one tries to prepare for the loss, it is always a shock. So we send his mom a hug from Jan, purrs and wags from us.

You can visit and leave a comment for Bubbles' family on his blog Random Drift. Feel free to use the graphic if you like.  It was designed by Zoolatry. .

R.I.P. Bubbles. Another blogging legend has passed away.

Cyndi and Bouncing Foxes

Hey, Cyndi here. We want to thank all who stopped by yesterday for Cotton's 12th birthday. It was very hot and humid, so she spent a quiet, sleepy day. 

We think it's much too hot to exert energy but we don't mind watching others having fun in the sun. Here are a couple of bouncing feral foxes playing on a trampoline.


If the video doesn't play,click here.

Yes, we know watching that wore you out and you're ready for a nap, but before you zzzzzz out, stop by Derry's & Sparkle's first.

Derry’s of Fuzzy Tales blog has a birthday today, June 24th, and they’re having a commentathon in support of Forever Home Cat Rescue in Oakville, Ontario. Web site The rescue blog is House of the Discarded.

It's Sparkle's birthday too and she'll make a donation for each comment to Cathouse on the Kings.

It's really nice of Derry and Sparkle to celebrate by sharing. We think it's such a neat idea. Leaving a comment is a donation to the shelter and it won't cost you anything other than a few moments to leave the comment.

Monday, June 20, 2011

Farewell, Auntie Stinkie

We are saddened to learn 19 year-old Auntie Stinkie from Dr. Tweetie's blog was helped to the bridge tonight. She was at home, surrounded by the family she chose to love her. How fortunate for all of them that she decided to move in and keep the other kitties in line.

You can read her story on Dr Tweety & da Fab 5's blog. It's quite heartwarming to know the last years of her life were spent with those who loved her greatly and fed her well.

We send hugs, purrs and wags to her family. We know they are hurting now.