the face of disgust on the last one 🤣 my boy Axel feels the same about carrots, oranges and bananas
such well-behaved pets! :rabbit_face:![]()
as we mentioned in the first article of the CMAD 2024 celebration, our team is full of cat-people 😅
lo and behold, my fluffy son, Axel (Axelrod), who likes boxes and pillows, has too long feet for his own good (that stomp really loud at night!), and who is working hard to support his family of one (himself 🤣).
tuxedo cats are just built different!
want to also shout out Ayk, my dad’s favorite “child”, the silliest dog to have ever lived 🙄
Yes, and it’s just the form 🤣. As soon as you cut it to smaller pieces, he loves the stick or cucumbers.
I currently do not own a pet, mostly due to the fact that I am living alone on 50m2 and spend full days at the office at least twice a week + any additional customer office days. But hey, once the living situation allows for it I will be the quickest one to get a dog :D. Would love him/her to join on my stand-up paddling tours and walks.
Nevertheless, I grew up with a dog called Teddy. We got him from a shelter when I was 5 years old and he died shortly before I graduated from highschool when I was 17. While the first weeks I was slightly scared of him (I was 5 so we were on eye level), he became an excellent, very chill but also stubborn companion.
All the children always called him a lion, all the adults a teddybear. So if you see a lion in the picture below, you are young at heart ;).
Still my favorite name a dog can have!! 😍
We own two cats that came to us in Vienna via the intricate workings of the global cat distribution system. Lola (black one) came to us as a rescue cat from the streets of Bulgaria and Hilde (tabby) was looking for a new home when she was mobbed out of her previous living arrangement.
Lola is a nature enjoyer, which is the perfect fit for me, as she let’s me join on her outdoor adventures ![]()
Hilde loves the cat grass and we have to control her intake by locking it away in one of those IKEA lanterns. Otherwise it would be gone in an instant. She also loves to contribute during working from home session ![]()
They are so lovely
and seems like both are enjoying nature, all in their own way ![]()
Gracie is almost 3 years old. She’s part husky and part red heeler, and we found her wandering through the countryside. She was chipped, so we found the rescue group that chipped her. After they found out the last owner didn’t want her, we were able to take her home after a few months. She is super friendly, a destructor of fluff and squeakers, and a stalker of squirrels.
Fairuz(grey) and Hoda(calico) joined us a couple years ago. They are incredibly affectionate and very chatty. Fairuz makes a sound with every step she takes and announces herself whenever she enters a room. Hoda sings to us when she is hungry which is all the time.
That’s a chow chow! What a handsome boy!
Guess this does not counts as a real pet, but hedgehogs show up pretty frequently in our garden - seem they love our hedge ![]()
StarCraft 😎
When I was a child I had 5 cats at my parents’ house, but I’m actually allergic and although I love cats, I couldn’t have cats now.
But my sister and her daughter continue the tradition of having cats as pets: D
Her name was Yoshi (HiraYoshi)
He unfortunately died from cancer.
And then they adopted 2 more kittens, called “Mazamorra” and “Arroz con leche”.
PD: Are names of desserts in my country, but they are very funny names.
He loves play Starcraft II , nice!!
I hope you also like playing Dota 2, or at least are interested in new games 😁
I can confirm, the best way to fill the heartbreaking void after losing a beloved cat - adopting a younger one or as I see here, a younger duo 😄




























