Dogblog

More evidence that cats are not to be trusted. Here’s one getting all prettied up before he goes out killing and stealing things!

And if you think I’ve got it in for cats – I didn’t put the caption on this photo!

Photo: Sneaky cat with bow

Source: I can haz cheezburger

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So I’m slowly rebuilding, page by page – oh my aching paws!

I guess it gives me a chance to spruce things up.  So I’m playing around with a few new design themes. Things could change a bit in the next few days.

Here’s more evidence that cats are not to be trusted!

Media reports from the UK carry the story of Frankie the cat burglar who’s been stealing toys from neighbours houses.

• Read the full report

Don’t think these things only happen in other countries. Lock your doors and windows at night before you become a victim of feline foul play.

Photo: Frankie with his loot!

Photo: Artistic expression from the Sprinkle Brigade

Just came across these strange guys, who describe themselves as:

… a group of three guys from New York who use their artistic talents to bring people’s attention to the problem of dog-poo on the streets, while at the same time bringing a smile to people’s faces.

Check out their stuff.

• Sprinkle Brigade website
• Sprinkle Brigade blog
• Sprinkle Brigade presentation

Leaving your doggy’s droppings on the street for people to step in is not nice. But taking photos and movies of dog poo–complete with props in some cases–is downright weird!

If you wanna help get these weird guys off the street, pick up your doggy’s doo-doos when you’re out walking. Yes, you!

Photo: Skinny puppy, Ganeshpuri

This pitiful-looking little fellow lives in Ganeshpuri, in India. My mama took this photo when she was there recently.

Many Indian street dogs have a terrible life. They struggle to find enough food to eat. They are not vaccinated. Many suffer mange and other treatable or preventable diseases. They are not desexed and wander the streets fighting with other dogs. Many have infected wounds from fighting.

Life on the physical plane in India is tough. The condition of the dogs is a constant reminder of this. Mama says I should be thankful I was born in Australia. I am!