FurBabies by Nancy Beiman for July 04, 2024

Good ol’ Mrs Oldman. Defeat that kernel, Floof!

Yeah, I am staying in with my fur babies this year.

Mrs. Oldman is such a good pet caregiver!

It’s not just food, it’s a toy!

Everyone is having fun. How wonderful. Just remember why we are having fun and be thankful even if our Founding Fathers were perfect. Neither are we.

That was LOL funny, and Mrs. Oldman is a good pet caretaker. I’m glad the kids are having fun at their camp.

Is “Floof” the noise a fart makes?

The safest popcorn for your dogs is plain and air-popped (salt is not good for them, and any butter or cooking oils used may give them gastrointestinal distress). Also, don’t let them have too much of it. Have a safe and happy 4th, everyone!

And the kernels red glare!…Happy 4th!

They are so lucky to have such a wonderful baby sitter! Happy Fourth everyone!

Clever Mrs. Oldman!!

Very clever!

A great idea! Kind of like Sleep Machine White Noise. Plus, a nice setup for a calming mild carb crash.

WONDERFUL fireworks!

Shawm has his mouth open wide! And go, Floof (Missy LOVES popcorn!)

Happy American Independence Day, everyone!

My three love popcorn. Fortunately for them, so do my wife and I. I was just thinking, if they ever make an animated tv show of FurBabies, Nancy could animate it herself! Not sure any other artist has actually done that. Of course, sleep would probably have to be ruled out…Makes em wonder what the characters’ voices would sound like…

“me”

They’re too busy eating popcorn to be scared!

Hope that everyone enjoys and and has a safe holiday. Please take care of yourselves and your loved ones (furry and otherwise). :)

When it comes to fireworks, popcorn works better than those Thundershirts.

Love it.

Happy contented pets, (burp) thanks to smart caregiver.

Cheers, Mrs. Oldman (and Buster).

PS: I like mine buttered!

Floofy Toe Beans!!!! SQUII!

Mrs. O is a genius!

I still love my air popper!!

We had an English Sprocker Spaniel (mother English Cocker Spaniel and Father English Springer Spaniel, they thought the father was also a Cocker and they “introduced them to each other” (to say it in upper class British) and out of this “fortunate encounter” came forth “His Poochness” [aka our pampered first dog]) who was terrified of fireworks and lightning and he would have to be hugged through the ordeal. Our current dog, a male Labrador mix with maybe a bit of terrier I think, it’s not afraid of either: he stays perfectly calm and may even take a nap.