Three Goblin Art
Janaina Medeiros
Xuebing Du
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trying on a metaphor
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
if i look back, i am lost
ojovivo
Sade Olutola
blake kathryn
Stranger Things
d e v o n
occasionally subtle
we're not kids anymore.
Acquired Stardust
Cosmic Funnies
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@itisisunbeam
I bought a bunch of bananas and I’ve caught Cleo staring at them every day since
Update: I took the last one and now she wants to know where her bananas went
How do you know that she doesn’t just really love that bowl?
Because when we leave the bananas on the table without the bowl she stares at them with just as much love!!! She ONLY looks at the empty bowl right after we remove the last banana. Then she’s no longer interested
I don't think helping blind people is what prevents the dismantling of nuclear weapons
Dragon Fruit and Lemon Mugs
Ceramics By Elvira on Etsy
he crossed a lil kid at recess
this has the aura of being funny but i genuinely have no idea what the fuck any of them are saying
bööls of wa’ah
this is what Scottish Twitter is supposed to sound like
that’s my OPINION!!!!
IS THAT A SHARK?
if you watch any video today it needs to be this one
I LOVE THIS NEWSCAST AND IM NOT EVEN FROM AUSTRALIA.
#like that little cage is gonna help ya
Theyre so. Honest
I’ve never been so satisfied watching a bearded dragon eat blueberries. 12/10 must watch!
Everything in life is better now
[soft awoo]
“oooooooh….”
every time i see this post i kinda wanna cry? look at how little that dog is. its so small. it was so defenseless and that dude fucking punched a bear to save it. does that dog know? does it know how loved it is? i want someone to love me that much. i want to be that small.
i agree with gay dicks 420
HELP
I SCREAMED THIS WAS SO FUNNY
what's your type?
type of what
oh red
With the holiday season upon us, this is your yearly reminder that exotic pets are not disposable. Hamsters, lizards, budgies, mice, fish etc are all living creatures that feel pain and suffer when not properly taken care of. Before you buy an exotic pet for your kids as their first pet or to teach them responsibility, ask yourself the following questions:
1. Are you willing to take care of this pet? No matter how “responsible” your kid is, they’re still a kid. You as the adult are ultimately responsible for making sure this animal’s needs are met. It is extremely cruel to let an animal suffer to teach your kid a lesson.
2. Are you willing to pay for veterinary care if this animal gets sick? If the answer is no, don’t buy it.
3. Are you willing to continue to care for this animal even after your kid inevitably gets bored with it or gets too busy to take care of it?
4. Do you know the lifespan of this species? With proper care, reptiles, birds, rabbits, chinchillas, and even many fish can live more than a decade. Are you prepared to care for this animal if it is still alive when your kid goes to college?
5. Have you taken the time to properly research how to care for this species? The info pet store employees give you is never sufficient. Improper care is the number 1 cause of illness in exotic pets.
6. Are you buying this pet as an accessory or decoration for your kid’s room? If the answer is yes, rethink what you’re doing. Those dinosaur shaped hamster cages or vases for betta fish (and similar set ups) are completely inappropriate for live animals.
Just because an animal is small or inexpensive, it doesn’t mean their life doesn’t have value. Instead of letting your kid’s new pet suffer and die because you don’t want to pay for vet care, how about teaching your kid that even the smallest creatures deserve compassion? Teach them how to properly care for their pet, and how to research their care needs. Listen to them when they say that their animal seems sick and be willing to get them the medical attention they need. It breaks my heart when an animal comes in and I’m speaking with a kid/teen who clearly is worried about their pet and wants to do everything possible but the parents don’t think the animal is worth spending money on. What a great lesson to instead teach your kid the value of preventative care (which will hopefully translate to taking care of themselves) and letting them take the lead when talking to the vet. Obviously parents will have to step in to help sometimes.
One of the most rewarding moments I’ve ever had in vet med was a kid who brought his leopard gecko in for a wellness exam. His dad was standing to the side, guiding him when he forgot a certain detail or couldn’t answer a question. I remember telling this kid he was doing a great job, and good for him for being so responsible and bringing his pet in for a check up. His face lit up. I’ll never forget that kid and his lizard, and I hope he will remember how rewarding it was to bring his lizard to the vet and be told he was doing a good job. Doesn’t that sound like a better learning experience for your kid than telling them that a living creature’s life is worthless because their sale price was cheap? Pets are a wonderful addition to our lives and can certainly teach valuable lessons to both kids and adults, but it shouldn’t be at the expense of their welfare.
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