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Still Shedding...

Okay, so this has nothing in particular to do with a certain theater artist's recovery from a spinal cord injury, but it is so amusing/appalling that it is worth sharing.



You thought the photo of our kitty Niobe's shedding was a one-time thing? You were mistaken. This is three days after the previous brushing.

(I will admit to having created a wee bald spot between Niobe's shoulder blades. She loves to be brushed, and apparently she and I don't know when to stop.)
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Anonymous said…
You know... with a little imagination, that hairball looks sorta like the AQ chick! Maybe you should feed it?

bandaid
4:43 PM
Lisa said…
Goodness, we really don't want to be nurturing those hairballs! They might evolve into higher life forms and really take over our apartment!
6:01 PM
Anonymous said…
Fester, while 27 lbs of cat, is a short haired type so only produces about half to one third of that size hairball -- he, however, likes to try to eat it after he has been bushed.

Really, why do cats do these things?

ter
9:40 PM
Anonymous said…
I think you could let the fur be used for an albino nest, eh? I found bird nests here torn out of the trees lately, an all white nest would probably be a good way to conceal the eggs, I am thinking.

The fur would be good if used as stuffing for a quilt as well as pillows.

-Annalisa and Gary
5:11 PM
Anonymous said…
Those dustballs look like the lovable, breeding tribbles (I think that's what they were called)on Star Trek--
Anybody out there remember those???

Anna and the kids
8:16 PM
Anonymous said…
Oops-- they would be dustball from MY house-- those there were properly called FURballs in this case!!!!

Anna (of the bad housekeeping) and the kids
8:17 PM
Lisa said…
Thank goodness these don't breed the way tribbles do...
2:23 PM
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