Today's Pets are Up

[tatsxxx11]

I will answer all these questions more completely later! But how many? Lots! Dogs, cats, kittens (temporarily) in the house, and outside, many many birds (land and water fowl), two donkeys and two camelids!


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Toda's Pet, Dog and Cat are up!

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And sure, there will be pictures.

WOW!!!

[Karen]

Today's Pet, Dog and Cat are finally up.

Sandra, I have not forgotten your questions, today has been a hectic day! But there will be answers - and pictures, I promise.

I have decided life is easier if time has no meaning.

[Karen]

Today's Pets are up. After two snowy days, all is melted again!

The kittens are now six weeks old, adventurous and skittish at the same time, as should be!

[Karen]

Todays's pets are up!

Still crazy busy at the Post Office - thank your local postal employees next time you encounter them!

[phesina]

Yes, indeed, thanks to all those postal employees (including you, Karen!). God bless you all, carrying on with a difficult but absolutely vital job in these strange days.

I don't often see them when they leave the mail at my apartment building, but I certainly will say something the next time I do!

[mon]

Thank you Karen!!

[tatsxxx11]

Todays's pets are up!

Still crazy busy at the Post Office - thank your local postal employees next time you encounter them!

Absolutely! Great thanks to the USPS workers! And of course all of the nurses, doctors and medical professionals, hospital workers risking their lives every day (many dying); EMTs and paramedics, police and firefighteres; grocery workers, UPS/Fed Ex drivers; all of the essential workers sacrificing for the common good.

On a side note. Yesterday's DOTD, Casey, is a Keeshond, not a Great Pyrenees, if you can fix that, Karen.

[phesina]

Absolutely, Sandra.. All those others, too!

[Karen]

Absolutely! Great thanks to the USPS workers! And of course all of the nurses, doctors and medical professionals, hospital workers risking their lives every day (many dying); EMTs and paramedics, police and firefighteres; grocery workers, UPS/Fed Ex drivers; all of the essential workers sacrificing for the common good.

On a side note. Yesterday's DOTD, Casey, is a Keeshond, not a Great Pyrenees, if you can fix that, Karen.

I will - sorry about that.

And today's Pets are up, and rain finally stopped falling down!

[Karen]

Today's Pet, Dog and Cat are up and have been for a while. I have been dealing with a stressful situation here at the Post Office. A box of baby chicks arrived at 2:30 and I was just now able to reach their new person!

So i didn;t get a chance to post here on Pet Talk, but I knew you would understand!