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I am seeing some mostly great, inspiring photography skills in these posts. Making work slightly more bearable if I may say so.
My girl Luna
Luna, Luna and her friend Stella (American Eskimo). Luna was a puppy mill breeder who was rescued after being sent to a kill shelter (with 8 others) who outlived their "usefulness." They were all saved and flown to my state by a rescue group where Luna adopted me. She's a good gal with a kind heart. The reason she and Stella look so much alike is that Pomeranian and American Eskimo come from the same origin - German Spitz.
Luna, Luna and her friend Stella (American Eskimo). Luna was a puppy mill breeder who was rescued after being sent to a kill shelter (with 8 others) who outlived their "usefulness." They were all saved and flown to my state by a rescue group where Luna adopted me. She's a good gal with a kind heart. The reason she and Stella look so much alike is that Pomeranian and American Eskimo come from the same origin - German Spitz.
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Post pics of your pet!
A true beauty! Both your cat Sophie and the photograph.
Cheers
A true beauty! Both your cat Sophie and the photograph.
Cheers
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A friend has one and it is one large cat! Your cat food bill will be large! It is a well behaved cat.
Incredible breed of cats. I had one growing up and he was our family pal, extremely faithful and intelligent, great company and companionship. They live long, too.
Adopt from a shelter!
I'm not a cat person, but maine coons always stick out to me. I wanted a savannah cat but my wife told me no. So, now we are looking for a maine coon and I don't know of any animal shelters where I just moved. Plus, having the wife walk through one with me, I'm sure I'd walk out with a new pet and not a maine coon.
Nice, Main Coons rule. Def. do a Google search and try to find a nice shelter where you live - exhaust ALL possible shelters before adopting a kitten or something. Kittens are incredible to raise and a lot fun, but they're almost guaranteed to get adopted no matter what. Six months or older shelter cats (and dogs) aren't so fortunate.
Do what's necessary to adopt a six months (preferably a year) or older cat from a shelter if you can.
I am totally into getting older* dogs and while not a cat person in general, I may later this year adopt an older cat if it proves "gets along well with dogs." I got my dog when she was more than 6 years old and just remember, the day you get your dog/cat, is the day they start the best chapter in their lives.