Iguana Mia!

I think I wrote once before about the problems with Iguana on Gasparillo Island. In sort, someone's pet Iguanas get loose, and start breeding. Because they island does not have much in the way of natural predators, now, many years later, the island is overrun with Iguanas that are quickly defoliating the place.

One of the public health agencies offered up the following advice on how to deal with an Iguana problem, which I hear on the radio.

"If you are having problems with Iguanas, you should hit them over the head to stun them, and then decapitate them. Please dispose of the bodies properly and remember not to hit them over the head more than once because that would be animal abuse."

And decapitating them is not animal abuse? What you supposed to decapitate them with?

Better maybe just ask me, to come by, and take care of your Iguana for you. I very good catching lizards. Even big ones.

Humans!

Won't Go Wednesday

My Bean bringing in her hunting from the car, and I help. I jump up in the car and lay down in the window in the back seat. This is where I like to ride when I have to ride in the car.

"Let's go for a ride," I meow.

"Where do you want to go?" she say.

I don't know. Somewhere. I a cat. I never go anywhere, so I don't know where we should go. But I all ready for a ride, so I think we should go for a ride.

"Silly baby kitty," she tell me. "You don't know where you want to go."

So she take me out of the car and carry me into the house and give me dinner instead.

So no car rides.

Here is a funny video of a little kitty that not get his way either...



If the video thing doesn't work, you can click HERE to see it!

Blown-away Chihuahua reunited with owners

From the Associate Press:

WATERFORD TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Tinker Bell has been reunited with her owners after a 70-mph gust of wind picked up the six-pound Chihuahua and tossed her out of sight.

Dorothy and Lavern Utley credit a pet psychic for guiding them on Monday to a wooded area nearly a mile from where 8-month-old Tinker Bell had been last seen. The brown long-haired dog was dirty and hungry but otherwise OK.

The Utleys, of Rochester, had set up an outdoor display Saturday at a flea market in Waterford Township, 25 miles northwest of Detroit. Tinker Bell was standing on their platform trailer when she was swept away.

Dorothy Utley tells The Detroit News that her cherished pet "just went wild" upon seeing her.

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Probably good idea, not stand in high place during high winds.

Sorry I have not been posting, but the weather has been so nice, I have been going outside everyday to bask in the sunshine. I love napping in the sun!