We are pretty sure Wild Bill is thankful that Doc lets himself be used as a pillow.
We are also pretty sure that Sally isn't nearly as thankful for the same thing....
We are also glad that our friend Puff from the White Dog Army is home from the v-e-t after her cough got really bad. We are sending her purrs that the vet can help her out and figure out what is going on. :)
We are also pretty sure that Sally isn't nearly as thankful for the same thing....
We are also glad that our friend Puff from the White Dog Army is home from the v-e-t after her cough got really bad. We are sending her purrs that the vet can help her out and figure out what is going on. :)
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Pillows are where you find them!
Poor Sally is getting squished!
Luv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
LOL @ the pic with Sally. Too cute!
Oh I love love love this!
Can you breathe under there, Sally? purrs
GAH...I love a kitten pile!!!
Oooh, Sally does not look so happy
MOL. poor Sally, all squished. That kitty is using Sally as a bed, never mind a pillow. We are sending tons of purrs to Puff. Hope she is all right.
Thank you for the giggle.
Now that's what I call a PILLOW! (I want one)
Heehee! Can you breathe under all those other baby kittehs, Sally?
Wiggles & Wags,
mayzie
LOL! Sally does noy look very happy being pillow :-) But these are such adorable photos!
Awwww Sally, Wild Bill and Doc! Too too cute!! Take care
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Nothing like an adorable kitteh pile to make me smile!! Now... if I was the kitteh on the bottom, I might not think it was so cute, MOL.
Will someone please help Sally???
How adorable! We hope you managed to wiggle out of there, Sally!
Cuddly kittens make my heart so happy! I hope the get the pillow issues worked out.
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OMG!
Thank you for the kind words about Charlotte. They mean the world to us
Nola and family
MOL, now there's a perfect example of what's good for one kitty may not necessarily be good for another!
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