Pictures from last autumn (when we were still enjoying the warmth of the sun).

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I really liked this cat since it was so big and fluffy.

A cat scratch hurts more than a dog’s bite. Cats are very vengeful and pretty damn scary if you upset them.

And let’s be serious how many people would dare take on a bear?

Well, I don’t what all the cats do during winter time (I’m presuming they are trying to stay warm), but I do know what a certain cat likes to do during winter time.

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This kitty is really special cause she was saved by a little kid (he’s in the third grade). He saw her getting beat up by others kids and he took her home. She was in a really bad condition, but the child and his grandmother took really good care of her and now she’s doing really well and she’s a beauty. Also, she’s a lot of fun and I like the fact that she doesn’t use her claws (unlike Johnny’s cat, Suzi, which can cut you like a knife) when you play with her.  

The best part is that the child saved last year a puppy (which has grown to be a really big dog). Now, they have 3 dogs, 4 cats and a parrot.

More pictures from our vacation.

Here are the cute kitties (I was really jealous on how they were sleeping).

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And a cute bunny (they had a lot more bunnies but I could only handle one at a time).

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Cute aren’t they?

There were 8 puppies in the litter at first, but only 3 survived. I think all the puppies would’ve survived if their mother was still alive, but someone poisoned her. Yes there are still people like that living in these days, unfortunately.

I’m just glad there are and good people out there. These people are just kids, Johnny’s friends more precise. They take care of 5 puppies in total, 3 small ones (that you can see in the pictures) and 2 older ones (it was impossible for me to take a pictures of them since all they do is run around like crazy, but I will try harder next time).

What these kids are doing is really admirable because not many kids these days would spend their pocket money or time on homeless animals. Claudia and co. have been taking care of the puppies for more then two months, always waking up early in the morning to feed them, to clean them and even play with them. The process repeats itself  every few hours.

I would help them as well but my money and time goes to the cats that live in front of Johnny’s apartment building.

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