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Anna wrote: "I hope she has a good home :) Found her story on YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktfHzR..."
I only stumbled upon the gif, so THANK YOU so much for posting the link! What a great story. I bet someone's loving on that kitty right now :D
@Angela & @Nenia - You gotta check this out!
PS : I have a pair of sibling cats from the same litter, and the girl cat (named Lula!) had kind of a weird thing going on with her back legs as well (I think they're a little short). She still kind of hops like a bunny, so we call her our cabbit ;)I wrote a cat character named "Stumpy" in my book "The Turning Tides" inspired by her, LOL.
Oh my gosh, she has the sweetest little meow.They should get her one of those prosthetic butt carts with wheels so she can wheel herself around. I feel like walking around like that would cause her a lot of back injuries. :(
Nenia wrote: "Oh my gosh, she has the sweetest little meow.They should get her one of those prosthetic butt carts with wheels so she can wheel herself around. I feel like walking around like that would cause h..."
Yeah. I've tweaked my back a few times and walked sideways for days, so it does hurt just looking at it!
*nods*The little carts have better support for the spine, I believe.
I bet that cat can haul ass & pop wheelies! :)
Having read Tides by Deborah Annette Shaw, the author's vision of the merman, Micah, becomes all the more believable because of this animated GIF.
Howard wrote: "Having read Tides by Deborah Annette Shaw, the author's vision of the merman, Micah, becomes all the more believable because of this animated GIF."I haven't read Tides, but I'm guessing that Micah walks on his hands! LOL :)
THAT IS SO CYUUUUUUUUTE. :')