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A dog sits for a second consecutive day next to the grave of her owner, Cristina Maria Cesario Santana, who died in the week's catastrophic landslides, at the cemetery in Teresopolis, near Rio de Janiero, on January 15, 2011. Brazilians on Sunday prayed for victims of devastating floods after the death toll from the natural disaster rose to at least 610 and was predicted to climb again.
Ambassador wrote:Great story.
Speaking of pets, I hear the Dubai Pet Show is a great day out. This year it is on 4 February at the Sevens... Might check it out. http://www.dubaipetshow.com/index.php
kanelli wrote:And pets can be loyal to other pets as well. When our dog had surgery after being attacked by a neighbour's dog we had him resting and recovering in one room in our house. One of our cats sat outside the door of the room for a few days. The cat only left to eat and use the litter box, then went back to keep vigil at that door.
kanelli wrote:And pets can be loyal to other pets as well. When our dog had surgery after being attacked by a neighbour's dog we had him resting and recovering in one room in our house. One of our cats sat outside the door of the room for a few days. The cat only left to eat and use the litter box, then went back to keep vigil at that door.
Tom Jones wrote:kanelli wrote:And pets can be loyal to other pets as well. When our dog had surgery after being attacked by a neighbour's dog we had him resting and recovering in one room in our house. One of our cats sat outside the door of the room for a few days. The cat only left to eat and use the litter box, then went back to keep vigil at that door.
A Cat???
That's surprising!!!
I've always thought cats are too independent and have no loyalty to anyone!!!
kanelli wrote:How people go their whole lives with no pets in their house I cannot understand (unless they are allergic of course), because pets add so much value to life.
kanelli wrote:How people go their whole lives with no pets in their house I cannot understand (unless they are allergic of course), because pets add so much value to life.
Dillon wrote:kanelli wrote:How people go their whole lives with no pets in their house I cannot understand (unless they are allergic of course), because pets add so much value to life.
Yes, and of course there’s absolutely nothing on this Earth like the heady aroma of an active Tom Cat or the pungent odour of a Wet Dog! And have you ever fed garlic to a dog…Wooooow I could never have imagined so much excess gas, from both ends, could be produced from such an innocent herb.
