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It's Mothman!

New landscapes, happy little trees, mullets, new batch of kittens ft Panda hiding under the truck.

Looking forward to the weekend.

Today's head scratching session accidentally lasted 3 seconds too long. Got the side eye with the fireworks today. Have a great Tuesday!

Happy Monday all! Let's see all your critters today! Make a new post or reply to this one. All manner of critter welcome. For your approval I have submitted Cheese and her bunny, Ham watching cartoons, and Tippy investigating her inheritance. What critters you got??

After finding the July 4 privy in the 3rd roll of a box, I had high hopes for the remainder. Nothing as wild, but the Chickasaw Impacted Proof Clad mintage is 1.2 million. The stickered Vermont is actually my first stickered state quarter find ever. Last pic is Cat Tax, Mama Pudge decided to bring Panda baby out for a stroll.

Been a wild week in Tippy Town. Everyone got to go to the vet except her (they're fine). We all got to hide in the basement from a tornado warning. And, she got a new bag of her marshmallow treats.

We made it to the pop tart sub!

Happy 3rd birthday to our crazy little grey one!

Big thanks to u/perspectiveeven4444 for going along with my crazy idea. After I saw his bejeweled eye coins, I thought vampire teeth would be the chefs kiss. I sent some vampires over and he added the eyes and sent a few back. A true art collaboration. Couldn't be happier. Spoiler alert for the second picture.

Treats is the only way.

Tippy, our crazy grey princess. Born in a garage, abandoned by mother. Got her to the vet, she got cleaned up, started eating and gaining weight. She's still small for a 2 year old cat at 5 pounds. But she's healthy, happy, and still loves being upside down. If you haven't stopped by r/whiskerfireworks she's there every Tuesday showing off.

Black cat in pic 1 was Menocu, her brother, adopted out to a friend. He's huge and doing well also.

He's still a crazy little boy.

Last year we moved into a house that has a colony of 2 dozen cats. We have partnered with our local Humane Society and are now licensed Community Caretakers. We are providing daily food and water, and have built multiple shelters. The main benefits of the program include free or discounted food, free TVNR, and the legal right to feed and house them, as feeding strays is against city ordinance. The license was only $25 dollars and is good for 2 years.

I want to suggest to everyone here looking up, or calling your local humane society to see if they offer similar programs in your area. It has been a HUGE help to keeping these guys safe and fed.

Here is a link to our humane society program, the bottom two articles on the page.

https://nehumanesociety.org/services/community-cat-program/

S clad El Yunque, mintage 1.6 million. Only good one out of 2 boxes.