Bruno Liljefors (1860 - 1939), Cat in the Summer Meadow
@pangur-and-grim for a second I thought this was your Grim.
the difference is that my Grim wears a sunhat

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Bruno Liljefors (1860 - 1939), Cat in the Summer Meadow
@pangur-and-grim for a second I thought this was your Grim.
the difference is that my Grim wears a sunhat
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The Monterey Bay Aquarium is here for you — and for the ocean — during the coronavirus crisis. But it’s hitting us hard in many ways and we need your help, right now, to come back strong. Please urge your congressional representatives to support emergency relief funding for us and other nonprofit aquariums, zoos and museums!
Under normal circumstances, visitor revenue makes much of what we do possible, including our exceptional day-to-day care of over 80,000 animals and plants, our rescue and rehabilitation of stranded sea otters, and our work to tackle the greatest threats to the health of our ocean planet. But our ability to continue this vital work is uncertain due to the unprecedented loss of revenue during our closure.
We look forward to the day we can welcome you back to the Aquarium in person, and continue building the world our children—and all of us—deserve. Until then, you can help us by asking your congressional representatives to support emergency funding for nonprofit aquariums, zoos and museums in the next relief bill. Thanks for your conseaderocean!
I’ve shared posts like this before, but I’m sharing it again. AZA zoos and aquariums are hurting right now, with a massive loss of revenue and animals that still require round the clock care, specialty food, veterinary care, and expensive life support systems.
Zoos are maintaining their high animal care standards even through this tragedy, often cutting the pay of higher ups so that money can be funneled into paying for animal care and animal care staff, but they can’t keep it up forever.
Please tell your representatives to include AZA zoos and aquariums in COVID-19 relief legislature. The link above will take you to a page where all you have to do is type in your information and it will auto generate letters to all your representatives.
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Muffy was our beloved tripod cat. She was always demanding to be cuddled or played with… Kelly Zatlin needs your support for Funding for Muffy's Hospital Fees
hey everyone,
this really really sucks. this weekend we had to make the hardest decision we’ve ever had to make, which was to put down our precious tripod kitty muffy due to complications with her kidney. she was only 7 years old.
the hospital bills are… exorbitant. i started a gofundme for it, and while i know that with the global pandemic going on so many of us are already suffering, if you can spare anything to help us out it would be appreciated. losing muffy has been absolutely devastating. if you can’t donate, i would still really appreciate a share.
thanks everyone <3
I know times are tough for most folks, but any little bit helps 💕
Muffy was our beloved tripod cat. She was always demanding to be cuddled or played with… Kelly Zatlin needs your support for Funding for Muf
Photos of an exceedingly rare erythristic manta ray taken off the coast of Australia by free-diving photographer Kristian Laine. This ray was first seen in 2015 by Ryan Jeffery, and has only been spotted a handful of times since. Skin scrapings were taken in 2016 to determine that this was a result of genetics, not a skin infection. Kristian told BoredPanda in an interview that the ray, along with several others, was courting a female.
The manta ray is named Inspector Clouseau, after the detective in the Pink Panther movies.