Frightful Halloween OOooooooooooo – IOTW Report

Frightful Halloween OOooooooooooo

Images from:

1 Truckbuddy (Stewie)
2 & 3 Mr. Pinko

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16 Comments on Frightful Halloween OOooooooooooo

  1. The rats remind me of a story.
    We lost a hamster in the basement when I was a boy. Somehow it got out of the cage…
    Six months later my Mom finds it climbing up the basement stairs. It was HUGE! I have never heard a scream just like that ever since…
    My Dad discovered it had survived by eating the seeds out of squash he had stored in the root cellar during the winter.

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  2. I’d love to see the hands of the person that put the chicken costume on the cat, although it seems to take it well. 😀 I’d have to put on a football helmet, body armor, and fire gloves to put one on mine.

    Thanks Claudia!

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  3. Panda! Mr. P whenever I used to try putting a leash on my cat (back when we lived in city and I didn’t know any better–my first cat) all he would do is collapse and be totally uncooperative. I’ve never tried head gear.

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  4. dee, I used a harness on three of my kitties when I would take them to the vet. Every one of them would fall over when I finally got it on and acted like they forgot they had legs! Not once did any of them get up much less try to walk.

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  5. Claudia yeah total collapse! I think I used it once or twice some yrs. ago but it was for an outing outdoors when we lived in the city. Now for going to vet that’s a very great idea, thanks.

    We just moved to a new house last Thurs. and my orange guy was a basket case first night looking out all the windows all night. Next day was not to be found but couldn’t have escaped. Now I am trying to teach him to use a box with the clear swinging door and he may be doing it. I was able to catch him in it and shut the door on him.

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