Animals strike curious poses

[Turtle Bean]

She loves everyone equally. She is an equal opportunities cuddler.

[Glint]

Look at her

[Wiggle]

The past few pages have just been brilliant

[Squirrel]

I love Daisy in her tank!

Your colleague is excellent, bean.

[H1ppychick]

Your colleague is excellent, bean.

Might you be recruiting at all?

[Lola]

Your tiny co-worker is so cute

[bramblerose]

Visitor cat went missing for a while.

[kiwi]

Whose cat is she/he Brambs, and do they know where she/he goes?

[bramblerose]

She's a stray that's been adopted by next door. She was pregnant last year and they kept one of the kittens so she's stayed around.

They know she'll be around somewhere but she's quite happy in either house, as is the kitten/boy cat.

[Turtle Bean]

That's very cute.

[Rosa]

This one keeps tapping my leg when I'm trying to work.

[Turtle Bean]

I really want to squeeze the fat furry cheeks.

[Shoe]

I definitely think female cats are more trouble. Boys seem to be generally more laid back in my experience.

This one, for example, realised I'd dared to hold S's hand. So she had to get on the couch to remind us that he's actually her property. Apologies for the terrible photo.

[Kleio]

I concur about female cats being harder work. My boys always just seemed so grateful to have a warm lap, food and toys whereas every female cat has believed they are the Queen of the house and that I was their loyal staff that they had to put up with.

[Texaco Shirley]

Daisy is going to the groomer for the first time today. I hope they manage to trim her face enough for her to see out

[Rebel Pebble]

Mophead!

[Wiggle]

I can't wait to see the after picture

[sally maclennane]

She's so floofy

[Rosa]

She needs a little hairclip!

[Wiggle]

Where we live there is an old English sheepdog and also an Afghan hound and both owners sometimes put the floof in a scrunchie/hair ribbon.