A few weeks after Toby came to live with us, I noticed he was peeing on a rug by the back door. My initial thought was that I had let him out in the living area way too soon or perhaps he was still a little drugged up after his neuter, but then I noticed …
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I’ve written about ways kids can help support organizations that help animals. Let’s face it: Nonprofits work because of generous donations and volunteers with big hearts. Certainly, volunteering is one way people of most any age can pitch in and make a difference with their time, and I’m a huge proponent of volunteerism. Fundraising can …
After working for a year and a half in the IRL version of the movie Office Space, I’m back on the job hunt. Step one: Updating my resume. While I’m at it, I’m helping my cats with their resume writing as well. What do you think — will these documents help them get hired? Would …
I Wrote Resumes for My Cats — Will It Help Them Get Hired? Read More »
Recently my cat, Momma Kitty, developed a cold in her left eye, otherwise known as conjunctivitis or pinkeye. It didn’t seem to bother her everyday activities. She slept the same amount, she ate the same amount, she socialized with the other cats and she even spent time outside sunning herself on the days we’ve had …
I haven’t always been the best decision-maker. A people-pleaser from way back, I’ve been known to make choices based on the happiness of others. Codependent, party of one, your table is waiting. Really, I’ve gotten way better over the years and now consider myself a pretty logical decision-maker. My cats, however, are mostly a mess …
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