I saw this kitty at a bodega on 106th St. when I was walking to the gym last night. Sam is a babygirlcat, and had just gotten spayed. She was so friendly and wiggly that I couldn't get a picture of her sitting still. You get the idea, though.
So at work we've got a year-round population of Canada geese. They are kind of scary and shit literally everywhere. But as the weather started getting warmer, my colleagues started telling me about how we'll see their goslings soon! They apparently make an appearance sometime during the last week of class or during finals week. Well, they never appeared, and I left campus for the summer feeling quite disappointed. However, I had to return to campus yesterday for a couple of meetings and finally had a gosling sighting! Baby geese are so KEEEEEEEEEET!
Jimmy saw this stray with a cone on in Harlem the other day... He said the cat looked well fed, so I'm assuming someone takes care of it and will eventually remove the cone :-/ He also said kitty was extremely friendly and loving.
I went to visit my brother and his girlfriend Nina in Boston this weekend and they have a new bunny! This is Artie, who they adopted after Bun Bun passed away. I miss Bun Bun, but Artie is really great, too. He loves to cuddle and get rubbies, and he even poked me with his nose when I stopped petting him to get me to pet him more. Love.
Millions of kitties call New York City home. Here, some of the most special kitties get their 15 minutes of fame, complete with a cell-phone camera photo shoot!
