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Crow and a Kitten
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZjZQ6Kk ... re=related
Posted : 28/01/2008 12:32 am
That is the cutest thing I think I've ever seen!! Thanks for posting that Luv....
Posted : 28/01/2008 1:41 am
thank you so much for posting this. I have never seen anything like that in my life!! The sweetest thing. 😁
Posted : 28/01/2008 1:53 am
I raise cats and I find this hard to beleive. Thanks for sharing I love it. 😁
Now mine get along great with my dog lol.
Posted : 28/01/2008 7:37 am
awww so cute. I luv it.
Posted : 29/01/2008 12:06 am
I usually won't watch anything on animals because I am afraid that the outcome will be sad.....but this is adorable. I love cats and have resecued 7 kitties who live with us.
Posted : 29/01/2008 6:31 am
WOW! now this boosts my respect in nature. how amazing is that? swell footage, and an incredible story 
thank you so very much for sharing this with us, luvss❗
windsong, i to have rescued those that need help. my two kitties (Lucy-furs: rest her soul, and Sally-Wally: spoiled 13.5yr old today) are but two of them. it feels humbling to help a creature out. thanks for doing your part!
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Posted : 29/01/2008 7:40 am
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I thought you all would enjoy that!
I too rescue animals; right now we have 2 cats, 1 dog, 1 blue & gold macaw, 1 green wing macaw, and a Black Capped Conure. Others that we have rescued but have past on are: 1 military macaw, 2 iguanas, and 1 bearded dragon. We also have rescued snakes, but no longer. We had at one time 11, - ball pythons, boa's, corn snakes, rubber boa's... then to feed them we had raised rats. So needless to say, we do not rescue snakes any longer.
I look at my small house and wonder how we ever did this.. LOL... 8 people and all the animals. The iguana cages (2) alone were 6x4x3, and the bearded dragon was housed in a 55 gal. fish tank, modified for him. One snake cage was 5x4x3, and the rest were in 20 gal fish tanks. The rats were housed in guinea pig cages. Then there are the bills that go along with having reptiles: Electricity, with all the heat lamps, humidifiers. and lets not forget the vet bills. ! It just got to be too much for us.
With all that being said, if you are looking for an animal, PLEASE do research on the type of animal you are looking for, and take in consideration what it will truly take to have that type of animal (most people can't handle them, especially "exotic" type animals), And don’t forget about the cleaning up after them, and the noise factor and space. PLEASE look at adopting instead of buying.
Posted : 29/01/2008 8:09 pm
That was sweet.
Posted : 30/01/2008 3:41 am
thats the sweetesstt thing i've ever seen on the animal kingdom! thats nice!!! surely has something to say in life!
Posted : 30/01/2008 11:57 pm