Mancat Monday

On this Mancat Monday, mancat Evan is here to show you all what he's been up to.

Zzzzzzzz. It's hot and humid and nothing like autumn here, so Evan has decided to just nap his way through this summer weather. Evan's got the right idea, if you ask all of us here.

Have a magnificent Monday, friends!


P.S. I want to apologize that we've been slow and late to comment lately, or even altogether absent from some of our friends' blogs. Our internet at home has been struggling big time for a couple months now. On some days, the best option, or sometimes the only option, we have for visiting you all is when I'm at work, where internet actually exists. Needless to say, that makes our blogging hours very limited.

Long story short, I am trying to get this whole internet thing sorted out. Once we have us some functioning, faster internet, we'll be able to get back to visiting you all far more regularly! I promise we're not ignoring any of you. We're just stuck in the Stone Age over here.

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Our Tip of the Day:

Today is the last of our autumn pet safety tips. This one is another about wildlife, in particular predators who increase their activity during cooler weather in search of food. In some areas, this might mean an increase in the activity of coyotes, wild cats, or other predators. To such wildlife, cats as well as small or even large dogs can be considered prey on which to feed. Therefore, especially if you are in an area where coyotes, wild cats, or other predators might be present, be very cautious letting your furbabies outdoors at night and unattended. If you and your furbaby make a trip outside, keep them close to you, such as on a leash. Be sure to not only monitor your furbaby closely, but also your surroundings Always err on the side of caution in order to keep both your furbaby and yourself safe from hungry predators and other dangers.