Pawing Forward

 

 

 

I’ve been fortunate to meet some really great people and their pets through my blog and on twitter.

 

One of them is Cokie the Cat . My boys got to meet Cokie’s stand in at Blog Paws along with Flat Tyler.

Cokie has this truly awesome contest on his blog. The contest is for a 100 lbs of pet food from Natural Balance for the next few weeks. That means you can enter each week for your chance at winning.

Natural Balance is helping to promote the famous skateboarding dog named Tillman and his new show on Animal Planet called Who Let the Dogs Out .

Cokie is feeling a little low cause not many are taking advantage of this great chance to get some free pet food for themselves. He’s wondering if maybe people don’t realize that they can donate their win to their favorite no-kill shelter.

Think how much relief a 100 pounds of free food would take off of the shelter’s mind. While it is true a 100 pounds of food might only last a month that means that their budget just got extended by a month.

So hop, run, wiggle, walk your way over to Cokie’s blog and enter into this fantastic contest and don’t forget to check out Who Let the Dogs Out on the Animal Planet.

 

Have a chittering Good Day,

Jo

New Additions

     Our little fur ball family has grown by two. The first new addition is Boyd he is approximately six months old boy kitty. He was on his way to a shelter when we adopted him from a family up the road from us.

     Next is Spotsylvania, Spots for short, he is a 7-8 week old kitty. He is adopted from one of those “Free Kittens” places you see along the road.

     Boyd will let you know what he wants and can be very vocal about it. Roomie calls him mister meow. He also lets her know the moment I am home from work cause he doesn’t stop meowing until I am inside.

     Spots has almost everyone wrapped around his little paw. Trixie hasn’t really gotten to say hi cause Spots does his best to became the big bad kitty and won’t let her near him without hissing and spitting.

     The two play together well and when they have played themselves out they often fall into a cuddle pile and recharge.

So please welcome them to our little family.