Same Old Selfies

This week, all the furbabies around here decided to partake in the Sunday Selfies blog hop, hosted by our good furiends over The Cat on My Head. That's the good news. The bad news is that their selfies sort of the same old same old. Sometimes change is tough, and that was the case for my furbabies this week. That being said, here are some of our same old same old selfies:

Astrid's a master of the stern gaze out the window.

Evan wouldn't dare pose anywhere but in the blinding sun at his trusty front door.

Thimble, well, she just loves to pose.

Maybe Eddy's isn't same old same old, because she's actually sort of sitting still here.

You know who else didn't do the same old same old? Toby! Housemate Toby decided that he wanted to join in on the selfies today, so that he could show off how he rocked the traveling sunglasses we recently had from Phoebe of 15andmeowing. See?

This calls for a shout-out. Thanks for sharing your sunglasses with us, Phoebe! All the furbabies had a blast with them. Well, Eddy wouldn't stop long enough to pose with them, but we all still enjoyed our super fun turn with them!

And for today's drawing, the prompt for JNW's Halloween Challenge is forest/plants. This human here loves trees and forests, so this was a fun one to ponder. We aimed for a haunted forest. We don't know how well that turned out, though, but here it is nonetheless.

Happy Sunday to all!

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Our Tip of the Day:
Especially when around unknown animals or at a location where other animals frequent, please always keep in mind that diseases can spread from animal to animal in a variety of ways. Saliva, urine, blood, and feces are some of the primary means of disease transferal. Respiratory infections are commonly spread through saliva, for example, whereas feline leukemia can be spread through saliva as well as urine and blood. There is also the concern of parasites such as Giardia, spread through feces or sources such as infested water. For these such reasons, please try to keep your furbaby from coming in contact with secretions or even such locations as the drinking sources of unknown animals.