Author Topic: R.I.P. Daisy and Rudy  (Read 2956 times)

Daisy

Daisy was a goat of mine. A pet. Yes. She would come inside and lay on the couch with us. She was the second sweetest thing ever. We had to give her up because we didn't live on a ranch, we lived in the suburbs. Not kidding. So she went to my mom's friend's friend's ranch. The owner of the ranch would make them muffins with goat-friendly things and feed them to them. She was recently killed by a bobcat, one week before we were going to see her in Dallas.

Rudy

Rudy was a 17 year old year old cat, who was nearly blind in his right eye. He was nice to EVERYONE and EVERYTHING. He was very frail, and my other cat Seven would mess with him and try to play. He didn't have any front claws, and could not defend himself. Because he was so weak, he couldn't climb trees. Coyotes have been moving into our neighborhood, and that's what got him.





Were they good in bed?

Go forget yourself, Stocking.


I will post pictures soon.


A 17-year-old cat, damn. Long life.


why do you have wild animals at the same place as people

your country sounds dangerous


why do you have wild animals at the same place as people

your country sounds dangerous
a cat is not wild
saw that edit

why do you have wild animals at the same place as people

your country sounds dangerous

We live in Texas. Coyotes/bobcats have been moving in due to lack of food/water. There are videos of bobcats walking on people's roofs in Dallas.

Where I live, we've got coyotes (pretty normal, we're in a loving forest) and Mountain lions (not anywhere near where they should be)

why do you have wild animals at the same place as people

your country sounds dangerous

Because he can.