AWKWARD ZOMBIE

I don't think Milla approves of me going to school.

I actually witnessed Penelope shedding her skin two days ago.

I only saw it through the narrow opening of her synthetic rock hideaway, but - occasionally - I could quite clearly see the skin peeling away. It took her quite a while to finish sloughing (30-45 minutes) I watched her for a fair amount of that time.

Her colours and markings are so much more intense when she's just shed.

Take photos DnD! Penny's a right big cutie

Here's Molly, the bearded collie. She's rarely this shaggy; she gets way too mucky constantly for my parents to keep up with, so she gets fairly regular haircuts. Least it means her fringe is never in her eyes.
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Our oldest kitty is Tinker. We got her when I was about 2 and a half, so she's almost 20 now. The vet says we might need to put her to sleep soon since she seems to be going senile and seems to be in pain or ill a lot more now.
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Flossy was a massive softy while she was alive. She was put down about two months ago because she was horrifically ill. I'm not sure of the specifics, mum was the one that did all the vet's appointments.
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This is granny and grandad's dog, Kelly. She's around a lot of the time and we love her like the others, so I figure I'll include her too
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And bonus picture, Molly as a puppy! (Yes, that is me, yes, blue hair, no, it's not blue now.)
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Removed the img codes because I have no idea whether they'd be too big, and I'm not going to play around with resizing stuff at 3am.

did i ever show this little guy off here i dont remember



i've had him for months and STILL haven't named the poor guy. at least i think it's male. kind of hard to sex when they're an inch long y'know :P we went visit family in louisiana and we were at the memorial by the bayou i used to live on and my little cousins found him and another crawfish (that i think this one ate lol they don't really get along well) and i brought them home. this one has moulted 2 or 3 times now and is twice the size he was in this photo. and also getting some PANK stripes!

his favourite activities include inhaling cucmber bits, rolling the sand in his tank into balls, and sleeping under a plant.

I think I posted pictures of my animals before? I don't remember.



Tiger, the first animal brought into our home. Her fur has a tortoiseshell pattern that Mom absolutely loves. Since she was the first one in the house, she absolutely despises every other animal. This is a photo of her typical setting, "Beg Exeres for Attention."



Alex, number two, was given to us by a friend. We thought her eye color would change when she grew up, but those bright blue eyes never went away. Antisocial to the max, she spent her last couple years confined to my mother's bedroom. She had to be fed there when she stopped coming out to eat.



I don't seem to have any photos of Mobius by himself, here he is with the siblings. He's an ugly Maine Coon that wandered up to us after a hurricane several years ago. Sleeps approximately 26 hours a day.



Byndi, one of the two siblings. Runt of her litter, she's got short fur and a half-tail. She is a grade-A spaz and refuses to rest until she has covered every square inch of every room she enters. Loves chasing lasers.



Mel, Byndi's ultra-mellow brother. He seems to be taking his cues from Mobius, including how to groom and when to sleep. I don't know what it is about these two that draws them to fresh clothes, but they would sleep on clean clothes rather than the many beds we've bought for them.



Inu, whose name is proof that I was once a weeaboo. He is half black Labrador, half chow-chow, which leaves him with long legs and a stocky body, making him look like a square from the side. I like trying to get him to play rough, but it never lasts long before he reverts back to puppy mode. Here he is guarding... someone? He likes guarding people.



Finally, this is Aura, a purebred German shepherd. Her mother's name was Baby, it reflected her temperament perfectly, and it seems Aura has inherited that annoying trait. She will be a puppy for the rest of her life. Not pop flyin' unless she has spent at least 16 hours chasing a tennis ball or laser.



Aura.

Aura what are you doing.

And I thought having 2 cats was enough work.

Here, have a Manu.

I don't have any pets, but my fiancé has a cat. His name is Jasper, he's 12 years old, and he's adorable, although he either is a manipulative kitty or has some form of kitty dementia (decattia?).

Most adorable pet I've ever seen, though, is my friend in K-Zoo's little kitten. His name is Meesha (I believe that's how you spell it, it's how it's pronounced), and he's only about a month or two old. He's so tiny and he's the biggest cuddler I've ever seen. I wish I had pics.

Look at this smug bastard:

With a face like that

Being all like "look at how good I am"