Caught this pose yesterday.
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Not exactly a furry friend! This hedgehog has become a regular visitor to check out our cat food.
Photo taken on her return from the groomer. She's looking unusually smart!
These are my 3 grand dogs-from L-R Meggie, 18 month whippet, Neo, 2 yr Cockapoo and Hero, 18 month Cockapoo.
The second pic is of my cats, Gus (b&w) is 17 ad huge - picture is deceiving-he has trouble getting through the cat flap! Claudia is a doll face Persian and constantly wants to be with you. She even follows me into the loo!
Some beautiful little and not so little creatures ?. Here's Duncan - a very senior gentleman of about 20 years who is regular visitor to soop's lovely kitchen
Two beauties ??
Zak is such a handsome boy! 
Here’s a photo of our previous cat. We’d just had the fireplace rebuilt and she was carrying out a final inspection. She was also a rescue. We got her when she was about nine weeks old. Unfortunately she had a congenital heart defect and died when she was five and a half, but she was a wonderful wee cat. As my son said, she was t with us for long but her start shone brightly while she was here.
I love all your photos such lovely pets
All these lovely photos are making me broody!
No furry friends any more, alas, but this is Spike O’Saurus, our prehistoric tortoise.
At least there are no vet’s bills, and he doesn’t mind the odd robin pooing on his shell.
These were my two British Inuits unfortunately both passed now I miss them so much.
They're all lovely!
Here's Barney to say 'Wooff'!
Lovely photos of your gorgeous pets.
Shandy57, what a great idea is that walker. Doesn't he look comfty.
Here is our finn.
Hope it posts. My first photo.
Two of these are not furry friends but feathered ones instead but I thought they would provide a smile.
The rainbow lorikeet and the canary were both "strays" as are all out pets - sadly we only have the $1,000 cat (don't ask - vets bills 
) left now and he is very old. After he goes that's it cannot bear any more grief when they go.
And here is my Granddog.
He's very affectionate. Always sits next to me when I visit my family.
Yes, they are, Maybee. We got them five years ago as rescues from Cats Protection League. Their owners were posted abroad for work and couldn’t take them. Sad day for them, a lucky day for us.
They’re just the softest, daftest, silliest cats you can imagine. Neither of them has much of a brain and they think their purpose in life is to drape themelves over us and be loved. They’re indoor cats, and have no interest in the big wide world. When we had a mouse inside, they sat about six inches away from it and watched it run about right in front of them. 
I say ‘they’ even though we only have the one, now. I feel like the other is still here somewhere. ❤️
Look at those cats.....
Oh my, what a beautiful face your dog has! So elegant! She is how I aspire to be in life, though I’ve sadly failed in my efforts so far. She is what my DDs call ‘skinny friends’. My youngest dd wants an Italian greyhound and will carry it about inside her coat, she says.
Such beautiful cats and dogs here. They all are, really, aren’t they?
Here are my boys. We lost the one on the right in June. We were bereft, he’s left a cat-sized hole in our lives. 
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