Showing posts with label Animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animals. Show all posts

Saturday, 17 February 2007

Monday, 12 February 2007

Take my life

If taking away Bleble unjustifiably for H5N1 is right, it's as good as taking my life.

UN News Centre on H5N1

Friday, 9 February 2007

Pebble's Religion


My uncle said that Pebble is Taoist and I said no! She's 'Cat'holic! She follows me. I'm Catholic! When I told this to BB, he asked me, "Huh, she is not "Meow"thedist then? No. She's Catholic. Just like me.

Sterilise Them

Once I overheard a child telling her teacher that when her brother was sick, he was taken care of but when she was sick, no one wanted to take care of her. This is not uncommon in a Chinese family.

What sickens me is also the mother's unwillingness to take her daughter home after school punctually, avoiding calls and abusing her mother-in-law to pick up the girl, making her even less popular in the family.

I remarked, "How can we help? We can't cull them, nor can we sterilise them!"
One of the staff said, "I wish we can sterilise them! They can stop this ridiculous cycle!"

Thursday, 8 February 2007

Professionals again

This came from Dawn's blog. Pisses me and never fails to amaze me. Read and you will know.

Complaining again

Wednesday, 7 February 2007

Bullying

In every organisation, there are 2 kinds of people. The bully and the bullied. We all know that one should stand up to the bullies because they will abuse us more if we remain meek and quiet.




The first rank of bullies come from the Dog (only 1 in most cases) who is comfortable and can afford leisure time.





The next rank is the persian cats (a company who sits on cushy cushions in a small and private enclosure) while the bullied(s) are the stray cats in the organisation. (Yes! I am a stray)



Sometimes, when a stray decides to join the persians or when the Dog decides that the stray can finally join the house to sit on the cushy cushions in the small and private cushion or hints that they might soon be there, the stray becomes pedigree overnight!

However, many strays that we meet also want to join the persians and will stoop to any levels of cruelty or abuse to get there. They just have to learn to bark and they think that they are good enough, but they are worse than human! What is the Dog doing? It is oblivious and only cares about enjoying the food that the strays bring back. Who cares what the persians do as long as there's food? Oh yes, and the persians and wanna be(s) are also trying to speak its language, what more should it ask for?


Yet many times, we meet strays that are most forgiving, the persians multiply overnight.Strays endure, then after some time, when even the mice decide that they are also of a higher level, bully them, they quit.





Sigh. Is there no shelter for us strays after all?

Tuesday, 6 February 2007

Women are like cats

Women are like cats, if you have more than 1, you are headed for some kind of trouble.

Monday, 5 February 2007

Professional

Professional misers, I will call them.

An amazing story of miserliness

Saturday, 3 February 2007

Peeping?


Well, she's not a tom so I cannot call her a peeping tom. lol

Wednesday, 31 January 2007

Happy Birthday!


Happy Birthday to you, my dearest friend.

I'm sorry if you have to spend it in the hostel today. I know you have little tolerance for my cat so I specially edited 2 pictures to make it one. Anyway, I made you look pretty in a bow! Especially for you!

Teach A Bear To Fish


"Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day. Teach a man how to fish and he will eat for a lifetime."

Now, say we try to teach a bear to fish, so you know, it can eat for a lifetime. We also try to teach the bear to read, to jump, to sing, to listen, to respect, to play musical instruments, to do Maths, to write poems and stories, to use the computer and to create art so that it can be a genius, so that it can contribute to the eco system.

However, if the bear fails to do all that or some of that, the bear might have learning disabilities. It can be dyslexia, hyperactivity or attention deficit. We then tell the bear, sorry but maybe we have to put it in another circus, where they teach intellectually impaired bears or put it in many many programmes, so that we can help the bear. We exhaust our list, but our bear is still disabled.

We get tired, we get upset, we get demoralised simply because our bear, is not learning as well as other bears!

Has anyone considered that the bear might just want to be fed by someone else for a lifetime?

After all, I want to be fed by someone else for a lifetime.

Tuesday, 30 January 2007

Thanks!

Thanks, for being so tolerant, if only others can too!


http://www.pets.com.sg/forums/showthread.php?threadid=32773

Respect

http://www.todayonline.com/articles/168810.asp

Like Ali G will say,

"me would dig wot dis geeza said, it makes sense and all da mingin about killin just make people check bit thick. respect!"

Translated:

I like what this guy said, it makes sense and all the crap about killing just make people look stupid.

Sunday, 28 January 2007

Come


Who is Pebble inviting into the house? Must be one of her kitty friends.

Saturday, 27 January 2007

Dim Sum Dollies



A pair of twins we used to see at a tim sum place in Serangoon Road near Mustafa. Cute aren't they?

Friday, 26 January 2007

Hello

On my way home last night I saw a cat who look like a slim version of Bleblesaurus and suddenly, I said "Hello" to it. My colleagues all got a shock when the cat gave a loud meow and went back to groom itself. Community cats can be so friendly. I bet they speak more languages than we do!

STOP ANIMAL ABUSE

If anyone abuses an animal intentionally, he or she is bound for hell, for an animal is defenseless. The most brutal of all living things is human.

"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated."

Mohandas Gandhi




A Very Important Number


This number is what you MUST have in your phone book.

REPORT animal abuse. Do not let any bastards get away!

SPCA - 62875355


Make it your duty and your passion.

Thursday, 25 January 2007