Here we find Grayson, our compassionate toddler, stepping right up to the plate in order to bring comfort to his puppy, George. I'm not sure if George is fully aware of his new roomate but Grayson took it upon himself to crawl into the crate and snuggle next to George to show he cares.
Our Covid-19 lockdown has created an uptick in sales and adoptions for cats and dogs. For many, bringing in a new member for the family has brought much joy. For this family, George has been a welcome addition. Oh, except for the cat. Yep! The cat's not so happy. Actually she breaks out the wine each time he's out for a walk thinking he's not coming back,...but that's a story for another day :)
Take care, and stay safe.
Virtual hugs,
Bubbie and her grandbabies, and grand doggies, and grand kitties
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Oh, yes! Toddlers love to fill empty spaces. If it is empty, they will find it! Size or shape of empty space, doesn't matter. Just as long as it's empty! And if it doesn't have the possibility of filling up, ever, (like a cat door with a garage on the other side), all the better for a toddler. Think of the amount of stuff they can gather from around the house, pushing it through the hole, while someone (me) spends her time retrieving, because child wants his stuff back!
I'm here to serve,
Bubbie
P.S. What kind of great fun do you have with your grandkids?
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What's more fun than any of the toys in a child's room, including the hottest ones that just had to be bought? Answer: A live, loving, lazy pussy cat ...of course! Especially one who cooperates long enough to satisfy the short attention span of an 18 month old! This cat didn't know what she was in for when she innocently jumped onto Jude's table, and decided to stretch out in front of him. You can't blame Jude for needing to find out if Molly matched up to his other playthings. So, within just a few minutes of testing, the findings were in. Molly the cat, made lots of different sounds, had many moving parts, and was certainly softer and more huggable than the competition...and very best of all, no batteries required! If it wasn't for the "I can pick-up and leave whenever I want, because I'm a cat," attitude, Molly could have been Jude's favorite toy, instead of remaining Jude's favorite house pet !
Animal lovers forever,
Bubbie and Jude
P.S. Share some of your kids or grandkid's animal stories! Won't you please?
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