My assumption was that the dogs had gotten to them, but when I offered them some, neither of them were interested so I wasn't sure. Well...the mystery is solved.



Yes, that is a cat. My dogs don't mind having their images splashed over the internet, media hounds that they are, but my cats like their privacy. This is my little old man, who I have had since he was just days old when he was orphaned 13 years ago.
If you are wondering how I got the pictures, it was a set up. I put the first thinnings down and he actually tried to snatch them out of my hands and was grabbing me with his claws. Once I put two and two together, I decided to test it out, camera at the ready and sure enough...you can see!
If you are wondering how I got the pictures, it was a set up. I put the first thinnings down and he actually tried to snatch them out of my hands and was grabbing me with his claws. Once I put two and two together, I decided to test it out, camera at the ready and sure enough...you can see!
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