Something I can't Tolerate.

[Storm Eagle]

True story here. About 6 months ago I was driving through my parking lot. a Squirrel was running across the road. I stopped to let it go by. As I drove on I looked in my rear view mirror to check on it... It waved at me. I **** you not. It waved.

I've got nothing to say to that but...:laugh:

Oh, you care, Storm Eagle! :bawling:

That's very good thing to know that you have a big heart in you. Very smart of you to pulled over to pick up a kitten. People these days really shouldn't never put those beautiful cats outside for no reason. Just putting them in the house, so they could live longer.

Currently, I learned that the oldest cat ever walked on the earth! Her name is Lucy, at 39 years old now, in South Wales. If you let me share a link with you, so you can read to see what's going on! Bless her heart!

http://www.care2.com/causes/animal-welfare/blog/at-39-lucy-is-the-oldest-cat-in-the-world/

Oh, and, Storm Eagle! Bless your heart!!!

:bawling:

I must tell you though, that the kitten turned out to be sick. It had pneumonia, so they had to put it down. It sucks, but I'm still glad I was there to spot it. I almost wouldn't have been there to see it either, because I saw it after driving home from work. It wasn't but about two blocks from my job, and I was going home from work early. I would have been off from work all that week and the following week, but I decided to just come in for half a day to make up for time I had missed.

I had a chance to do something like this before, since on my way home from work, I spotted three teenage girls standing around a cat that seemed to have a bum front leg. At that time, I didn't really know what to do in a situation like that, but now I know, now that I've since been better informed. That's why I took that kitten off the street. Now I have these SPCA phone numbers stored in my cell phone, for the cities I frequent. I've even recently learned of a vet facility not too far from where I live, that takes in stray animals and works on them, and even holds them for adoption. They're also open 24/7.

 

[Sentinel King]

I must tell you though, that the kitten turned out to be sick. It had pneumonia, so they had to put it down. It sucks, but I'm still glad I was there to spot it. I almost wouldn't have been there to see it either, because I saw it after driving home from work. It wasn't but about two blocks from my job, and I was going home from work early. I would have been off from work all that week and the following week, but I decided to just come in for half a day to make up for time I had missed.

I had a chance to do something like this before, since on my way home from work, I spotted three teenage girls standing around a cat that seemed to have a bum front leg. At that time, I didn't really know what to do in a situation like that, but now I know, now that I've since been better informed. That's why I took that kitten off the street. Now I have these SPCA phone numbers stored in my cell phone, for the cities I frequent. I've even recently learned of a vet facility not too far from where I live, that takes in stray animals and works on them, and even holds them for adoption. They're also open 24/7.

Oh, they has to put them to sleep?

Um, mind you tell me what were the teenage girls doing standing around a cat? Were they trying to harm a cat? So good thing to know that they're open 24/7. Perhaps you should be working there.

 

[Storm Eagle]

Oh, they has to put them to sleep?

Um, mind you tell me what were the teenage girls doing standing around a cat? Were they trying to harm a cat? So good thing to know that they're open 24/7. Perhaps you should be working there.

I didn't really get a good long look, but those girls didn't seem to be a threat to the cat. They were probably just fawning over it. You know how girls are about animals.

I guess I wouldn't mind working at that place myself. Sure seems a lot interesting than where I work, which is a health facility that I wish could be a veterinary facility. My job has a number of departments, and I shudder to think about working in some of their departments. ESPECIALLY the pediatrics department.

 

[Sentinel King]

I didn't really get a good long look, but those girls didn't seem to be a threat to the cat. They were probably just fawning over it. You know how girls are about animals.

I guess I wouldn't mind working at that place myself. Sure seems a lot interesting than where I work, which is a health facility that I wish could be a veterinary facility. My job has a number of departments, and I shudder to think about working in some of their departments. ESPECIALLY the pediatrics department.

:hmm:

Oh, teenagers....

Well, I'm hoping that I'll be landing a job in animal hospital very soon. Not that many jobs are available in my area now. Due to tough times. I'll let you know if I got a job in animal hospital.

 

[Storm Eagle]

Well, I'm hoping that I'll be landing a job in animal hospital very soon. Not that many jobs are available in my area now. Due to tough times. I'll let you know if I got a job in animal hospital.

Good luck. It really does seem like an interesting place to work.

 

[Sentinel King]

Good luck. It really does seem like an interesting place to work.

Thanks. Yeah, it does. I love to work with the animals. But I don't sit too well with the snakes.

 

[Kaiju]

I'd like to stay on topic.

Good luck. I think that would be a first here.

 

[Sentaifan'07 Xman]

Man, I just can't stand the fact that people act like they don't give a damn about animals when they should.

 

[Bolt]

I would just like to add, not for the sake of contention but earnest consideration, that humans are animals as well. Wham, bam, thank you ma'am.

 

[Sentinel King]

I would just like to add, not for the sake of contention but earnest consideration, that humans are animals as well. Wham, bam, thank you ma'am.

Yes. You're right, Bolt. We're animals too.