New photos, from my uncle's place (pigs, horses, cats, chickens, rabbits and Tina!)

[Ann]

I took all these a while ago when I was up at my uncle's and thought you guys might like seeing them

An adorable little foal giving my boyfriend Lev a kiss:


Tina and Popsi:


Tina giving a very sunny smile:


My foster kitty Ronja (all grown up now):


...Too be continued in my next post (it gave me an error saying I had too many pictures )

[Ann]

Ronja's mom Sweetie:


Me with Ronja's grandma Skruttan:


Some of the rabbits:


Some of the chickens:


Nasse, the sweet little piggy:


You can find a few more at my website... Some of you might remember how I told about the condition of some of the animals at my uncle's place in an ooooold thread, but I gotta say that it's gotten a little better. There's still a lot left to wish for but I think they took my threat of reporting them seriously, so that's good atleast!

Hope you all liked the photos

[Nomilynn]

Those are great pics! Looks like you have a very large animal family!

[ChrisH]

Great pics! and I just love Tina`s smile!

[Miss Meow]

So cute, especially the foal!

[RockyRoad]

What great pics!! I love the animals there!! Thanks for sharing!

[krazyaboutkatz]

Great pics. Thanks for sharing.

[Ann]

So glad you liked them

[jenluckenbach]

Great bunch of photos. Thank you.

[shais_mom]

lovely pics!!!!
Tina is gorgeous!!

All pics are gorgeous !! My favorites are Ronja , her mom Sweety ,and Miss Grandma Skruttan . Such special calico's

[Ann]

Thanks again

[DoggiesAreTheBest]

Love the pictures!! Tina looks great! And what an adorable foal!

[anna_66]

Those are wonderful pics Ann, I really like the ones of Tina

[Chinadoll]

Great pics! Little piggy?! My aunt has a pig like that and Prissy's about 250lbs! We couldn't figure out why she was so fat. She was getting to the point that she could barely walk and her belly was scraping the ground. Then the neighbors across the street told us how much they love having Prissy wander over. Bad piggy was eating at two houses. We finally had to fence her in to restrict her food and get her down to a better weight and to stop her from going into the neighbor's barn....she was starting to spook the horses. Poor Prissy she loved visiting and eating while buried down in the hay in their barn.