This is Gunney. He is our English Bulldog and we have had him about six years. His right eye is fine, but Bulldogs are prone to get something called "Cherry Eye" and that is what is in the corner of his eye.
This is Meiko. He is a Red Point Siamese. We have had him about seven years. He is so lovable he can be extremely annoying. He enjoys being warm. As you can see he is wrapped up in a blanket.
This is a terrible picture of Thumbs. She is a Calico and has an extra toe on each paw. On her front paws they look like thumbs, hence her name. She is also camera shy.
This is Trixie. We've had her not quite a year. Actually we had two cats that looked exactly alike and were sisters. The other one's name was Dixie. Certainly I did not pick the names. Both cats are Bengal Mixes. Trixie likes to be up high, so I had to climb on a step stool to get this picture on top of the computer desk. As for Dixie, she has disappeared and we have no idea how, where or why. We never let them out, but apparently she got out. If she was in the house I am sure we would know.
And this is Samurai, our newest family member. He is a Shi-Pom and we have only had him a couple weeks. He terrorizes everyone else. All the cats stay up high where he can't get to them and poor Gunney can't sit or lay down without Samurai biting his toes, ears or dewlaps.
This is Gunney. He is our English Bulldog and we have had him about six years. His right eye is fine, but Bulldogs are prone to get something called "Cherry Eye" and that is what is in the corner of his eye.
This is Meiko. He is a Red Point Siamese. We have had him about seven years. He is so lovable he can be extremely annoying. He enjoys being warm. As you can see he is wrapped up in a blanket.
This is a terrible picture of Thumbs. She is a Calico and has an extra toe on each paw. On her front paws they look like thumbs, hence her name. She is also camera shy.
This is Trixie. We've had her not quite a year. Actually we had two cats that looked exactly alike and were sisters. The other one's name was Dixie. Certainly I did not pick the names. Both cats are Bengal Mixes. Trixie likes to be up high, so I had to climb on a step stool to get this picture on top of the computer desk. As for Dixie, she has disappeared and we have no idea how, where or why. We never let them out, but apparently she got out. If she was in the house I am sure we would know.
And this is Samurai, our newest family member. He is a Shi-Pom and we have only had him a couple weeks. He terrorizes everyone else. All the cats stay up high where he can't get to them and poor Gunney can't sit or lay down without Samurai biting his toes, ears or dewlaps. 
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