#amazing pets

[krumpkin]

Cute dogs 😊😁

[aghazeeshan51]

[pictures-and-things-321]

I attended an invertebrate show with my friends a few months back and ended up picking up four atlas moth cocoons towards the end.

I wasn't sure if they would emerge successfully but yesterday I found the first one sitting on my wardrobe.

Isn't it beautiful!

If the others hatch out in time then I will hopefully have some fertile eggs. I really want to see the whole life cycle of these amazing things.

[i-exsist]

Nothing makes me feel better than when I'm petting an animal and they lean into it

[cumberbatch-biscuits]

And my cat just bite me 🥺

[sami-with-an-i]

So we got a new pet

And I love him.

[dasbehemyth]

Quick hot take

If any of you. ANY OF YOU. Hurt or do anything to a pit bull because they're "scary" or they're "inherently aggressive creatures" I'll fucking kill you myself. See how you like it you sick fucks.

[teachingoutsidethebinary]

This is my cat, Panther. He looks like a bit of an asshole, and he can be. Last night, i read the book in front of him from cover to cover in one sitting. It's about a boy who realizes he's a girl, and it goes through his story of self-discovery. I sobbed after reading it because I'm dealing with similar gender issues. My family doesn't know, and I don't have a lot of people to talk to. But, when I called Panther's name, he came right over and snuggled up in my arms. He let me cry in his fur, and he licked my forehead. His purring eventually lulled me to sleep. Some people will laugh at those of us who treat pets like our children. Well, guess what? My fur baby was there for me when I needed someone. Pets are so amazing, and we should never take that for granted. You should also read this book. It's so honest, heartfelt, and incredible. I can't even begin to describe what it's like to see read your own story without it actually being your story. Representation matters. Thank you Ami Polonsky for telling this story.