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This is Maya. My newest one, got her from a friend because the other cats were bullying her out there. Now she is taking her revenge on Mischa, but they do get along very well. Shes the youngest, about 2 years, (I dont really know for sure... I didnt got any date of birth but now on summer.)
Shes a bit Siamese so she is talking constantly.



My Ellen, hes the faggot therefore the name. Hes 4,5 years but still doesnt care about hygiene... His sister is his Mama. Stupid.



Mischa. Shes very grumpty in this pic but in reality shes very...uhm..."grown-up". She has stopped playing mostly, but her brother, Ellen, is like the little kid she has to raise.
She pretty much runs the whole household whenever Im gone.

Ok, cant post images yet but youll see soon enough, I hope. :)

[Morpheus]

Hi Djurplagare89.

Hey! Look forward to it!

A, "Dogcaretaker"? Excellent! Pleased to meet you, if only online.

This is Samantha. And, hmmm someone hiding. Not sure. Maybe, Ringtail.

[Morpheus]

Stray dog, near death gets taken in, and regains it's health and vitality.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2623969/Watch-amazing-transformation-rescued-street-dog-just-weeks-love-attention.html

Initial condition when taken in...



In Recovery...



A month later... Back to health!

[Morpheus]

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Caught on surveillance camera. Family Cat saves four year old's life.


Guided Balistic Kitty Kat "missile" tells vicious dog... "Oh no you don't!"

http://abcnews.go.com/US/video/cat-rescue-family-house-cat-tara-saved-year-23719072

To the left is Ellen, a feminine male, the troublemaker.

Right is Maya, the talker and the "child"

Mischa, the adult one, though shes only 4,5 years she act like an old granny, she wont play but snuggle alot.

[Morpheus]

What great pics! Thanks for sharing those!
Beautiful!

[Visitor]

Hello Morpheus.

Great thread.

Originally Posted by Morpheus

[color=black]Stray dog, near death gets taken in, and regains it's health and vitality.

The last three dogs in my life were rescued.
The first was found deep under my friend's house. I had to crawl like a snake to reach her. She was a flee bitten and manged - Blue healer.
The second was a neurotic German shepard who would wee as soon as you gave it any command (it used to be an obedience trained dog). No one could deal with him. I befriended him and he came over to my camp.
The third, was a pup being mistreated by a neighbor. I got him after threatening to report the owner to Animal Welfare.
Each of these dogs responded to love, care, obedience training and lots of fun. They all became my best friend, and visa versa.
Actually, the rescued dogs became closer and loyal than any other dog I have owned. If I ever get another one, may God send my one that needs rescuing.

[Visitor]

I found an old photo of Luke, my last dog (rescued since a pup). He is a red kelpie. He is looking at me with a strange look of curiosity, me holding a one-eyed box to my face.