Sheep takes a load off, icy dog rescue, baby badger, cat drawings, and he who smelt it dealt it
Includes handy "how many socks is that" chart
Mammoth woolly: Baarack the overgrown sheep shorn of his 35kg fleece
The Guardian, via Sylvia C & Georgiana Y.
Hmm, looks a bit sketchy.
Artist Draws Incredibly Realistic Cat Faces You’ll Want To Touch
My Modern Met, via NTMTOM
Beady-eye factor is of the charts here.
Kitten with Big Eyes But Half the Size Clings to Family that Saved His Life
Love Meow, via Andrew Y.
The dog's okay!
Tennessee woman recounts saving beloved dog from icy waters
NBC News / YouTube, via Georgiana Y.
And finally: I Fart in Your General Direction
Cat: And I whap in your specific direction! (via Georgiana Y. and Ed C.)
That poor sheep must have been so uncomfortable, also Baarack is the perfect name for a sheep.
I’m in love with the baby badger’s pink belly and the kitten’s big eyes.
Cat reaction to dog fart is priceless.
Baarack Orama?
Good one. 😁
I’m surprised that the kitten understood that the dog was the source of the unpleasant smell. The woman who jumped into the semi-frozen pool to save her dog! Impressive!
Yes and yes.
Whappy cat has me howling with laughter.
I suspect that the visible Black cloud was kind of easy to spot, as was the source.
Guiness has killt me, especially in this photo:
So glad Baarack got sheared! When vegans hear that I’m a spinner, I try to gently point out that sheep have been developed over millennia to need shearing. If they don’t get it, they’re very unhappy. We can’t reverse engineer all that genetic management.
That was my favorite pic, too.
sigh – same with honey bees. They can leave any time they want and there aint much I can do about it. And you have to take the honey else they run out of room to store more and will leave anyway. 🙄
How was your day today DebG? I remember you were a little anxious on Saturday.
Tara, thanks for asking. All things considered, the update process went well. I still have to finish up some stuff tomorrow, but the biggest hurdle is behind me. And my boss is pleased that it went so smoothly. Last time we did a price increase in the system, it took hours; this time, it was maybe 30 minutes.
Oh Phew! Glad to hear that. I’ll bet that’s a relief.
I remember hearing about cases where farmers were not sharing their sheep and as a result they were charged with animal cruelty and negligence for not caring for the sheep in their overgrown coats
The cat drawings have to be photos. I refuse to accept the artist’s skill. Wait, no I don’t.
Teensy baby badger named Lavender. How perfect is that!