Last week we were a little short-handed so it was a later night than usual. But I still found time to love on a few cats! Here are a few of the cuties, all available for adoption!
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But one thing that’s never occurred to me? Giving an animal dreadlocks. Turns out, it can be done.
Wonder Boy and I spotted these pooches on a recent weekend getaway and I was floored. These are not fake dreadlocks, people! The owner actually helps his dogs grow dreadlocks.

Then Wonder Boy comes up to me yesterday and says, “Have you seen the rooster?” Um, excuse me?!
Sure enough. Two doors down I see a rooster walking around the backyard. And through some Facebook chatter with neighbors, we learn that our next door neighbor Bertha Knuckles has caught a loose chicken, named it Margaret and it’s living in her shed and yard!
I decided to do the only logical thing. I grabbed some bird seed and a cat carrier and went to catch the rooster. Fail. A little while later I joined some other people in some more successful rooster wrangling adventures.
And most importantly, a little while later I got to meet Margaret.
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Photo by Bertha Knuckles |

