Life on the Kalahari

So WHN has this thing about the animals sharing the same spot to eat like a watering hole. (Ferrets do have food and water in their cage, but ofcourse they are interested in the watering hole too.) At any given time you can find the dog and cat eating together or the iguana and dog or iguana and cat or cat and ferret. Today, we have the ferret/dog combo because though the whole spirit seems so loving, it is actually a cruel, cruel world as will soon be illustrated.

Cat thought he wanted a can of catfood, but decided he wanted to sleep first.


If he lived with some little old cat lady, this would not be an issue, but he doesn't. He lives on the Kalahari, and food left is basically food abandoned.

You wouldn't guess it, but Friskies Mixed Grill loaf is a delicacy on the Kalahari. One and all love it.


One note of life on this Kalahari. Frankly, if I were as small as Tiffany I wouldn't want to be that close to eating dog (how well do dogs really see... or even care for that matter) So that shows how useless she would actually be in the wild.



As you can tell, dogs can get more into their mouths faster than tiny ferrets.

In the distance, cat hears a sound and decides to get up to investigate or nosh... whatever the reason he returns to his food plate.




And so this installment of Life on the Kalahari ends: