How We Stay Warm

This is how Harley and I are staying warm during the recent super-cold weather. Normally I refuse to go into my heated cat cup. But my Mommeh put my heated bed on the counter, next to where she works on the computer and I like it! See the electrical cord? Then, my favorite blanket goes on top to keep all the heat in! Harley wanted to go in the cup, too, but he is too big. So he just sits on the blankie.

And now, Harley and I would like to share a story about some very special cats who could use some help. This is Lenox. He is blind, but he doesn't even realize he is different!

This is his brother, Diamond. Diamond has only one good eye, and he acts as Lenox's seeing-eye cat.

Here is what I learned about these adorable cats from Your Daily Cute:

Both of these sweet babies were adopted as kittens and had the best daddy in the world. He loved them dearly and they adjusted better than anyone could have hoped. But then their daddy lost his job and as a last resort had to move back in with his parents in New York. His mom absolutely refused to take the cats in. He was crushed!!

Luckily, though, the shelter they were adopted from (Animal Aid ) offered to take them back in and care for them. He reluctantly took them back and they are in a foster home now -- and have once again adjusted amazingly! They really are quite a pair.

So now Lenox and Diamond are in search of a forever home again. A real forever home. They must go together as they are used to having each other to depend on. Neither one knows they are missing anything, and together they are the dynamic duo!

These babies are too special to not have a mommy and daddy to shower them with love and attention. They need a real home, where they can live the life they deserve. Let's get together and find them one!

If you or anyone you know might be able to give them a loving home, please email Dorian at dorian(at)yourdailycute(dot)com, or tweet Your Daily Cute, or Facebook Your Daily Cute or contact their friend at Animal Aid at LeeSparkman(at)aol(dot)com or call Lee at 754-366 8072. Animal Aid (and Lenox and Diamond!) is located in South Florida.

You can also see more photos and read a lot more about these special kitties at Your Daily Cute. Good luck Lenox and Diamond!

I get to play Santa Claws!

Today I am wearing my Santa Claws suit so I can help spread a little holiday cheer. I am very proud to be a part of this special program just for my readers! You can help animals in need and also get a great deal in time for the holidays.

You might remember when I wrote about the "I'm Tired of Animal Cruelty" bracelet we bought a few months ago. My Mommeh is proud to wear her bracelet, because up to half of the sale of every bracelet goes to help animals, and it is a cool eco-friendly bracelet made of recycled tires! Now, in addition to the "I'm tired of animal cruelty" bracelet, there are four more designs that support animal causes. The other causes are puppy mills, hungry animals, homeless animals, and breed specific legislation. For each "I'm Tired of Hungry Animals" bracelet, ten bowls of food will be donated!

Well, here is the special deal: For every three animal cause bracelets you buy, you will get a free "I'm Tired of Animal Cruelty" bracelet! How does it work? Just go to the I'm Tired of... Loves Animals page and select three bracelets. When you check out, there will be a "How did you hear about us" box. Just enter the code DAISY when you check out to get your free bracelet!

Here is some more stuff you should know: All free bracelets will be Women's size. Don't order your free bracelet, just the three that you are buying. ITo will automatically ship the free bracelet with your order. The free bracelet will not be listed on your confirmation e-mail, but rest assured that it will be included with your order.

We did not get any compensation for this post. We are proud to support helping animals!

ps: I forgot to mention that this offer is good through December 21st.

Can you help some buddies in need?

Today I am hoping for a little holiday miracle. Can anyone help a pair of cats in need? This is a story about Minnie and Lucky, a pair of 8 year old brother and sister cats in need of a Forever home so they do not have to go to the shelter.

This is Minnie, a beautiful house panther.
And this is her brother, Lucky. He is hoping he can live up to his name!

This sweet and affectionate pair live in the western Chicago suburbs. Their owner is moving into a home with an allergic child and can no longer keep them. If you can find room in your heart and home for this pair, who must be adopted together, the owner is willing to give you food and litter for a year, as well as funds to help with any expenses.

If you would like more details, or know someone who might be interested, please contact Julia at idothingATgmailDOTcom.