Thirty-five years ago people like Lauren Boebert went on the Jerry Springer Show. Now they populate the halls of Congress, go figure. Bobo is not going to have an easy time with getting reelected for a number of reasons,...
The Furkids love a holiday and the 4th of July is the biggest patriotic holiday of the year for Americans! It’s a day for dressing up, parading down Main Street and partying afterwards!
But make sure your furkids are secure...
Fifty-three years ago today I was 13 years old. The first episode of Star Trek was screened, at 8:00 p.m. local time in Denver, and by 9:00 p.m. I had a new favorite television show. I was an instant...
It's Catmas Day and the Furkids have a happy Catmas song for you to enjoy! Santa Paws brought some coins for the jukebox so just press play then scroll down to the illustrated lyrics and sing along!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tJtsKngXJU
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While the Twelve Days of Catmas traditionally begin on Catmas Day, the Furkids prefer their Twelve Days to begin twelve days before Catmas. If you missed the first one, you can find it here:
First Day of Catmas
If you're familiar...
It's that time of year again and, if you've noticed that your furry darlings are a tad more demanding of your attention or seem to be slightly on the sulky side, here's the story of what's going on. They...
“We have a new book today. It’s called Critter Tales.”
Allen looked quizzical. “Why would we want to hear about their tails? Don’t their tails go everywhere with the rest of their bodies?”
“Not tails, like the one that’s part of...
Like their hoomins, furkids aren't at all fond of injections but their hoomins know that it keeps them healthy so 2-3 seconds of hurt-iness is worth it. Also, their hoomins know they're not the ones giving the injections which...
Henrietta McAlister, a dear Twitter friend of the Furkids team, once remarked that "more love, less hate is what the world needs now." The team wholeheartedly agrees with Henri and it reminded those with long memories of a song...
Early versions of the song have shown a considerable variation in the wording of line 4. The 1780 version has “four colly birds” — colly being a regional English expression for black like coal.
In the 19th century, “canary birds”,...
