I heard somewhere recently that one American woman lives with 11 cats and 3 dogs.

I find this very hard to believe.

Prove it.

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Request for Question Clarification by pinkfreud-ga on 29 Jul 2003 11:40 PDT

O ye of little faith. ;-)

I hope photographic evidence is acceptable, since it will be difficult
to acquire testimony from the creatures in question; only one of said
creatures (me) speaks English, and I speak a variant of it that is
fully understood only in the southern United States.

I am gathering snapshots of my zoo, and will post links to them soon.

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Clarification of Question by probonopublico-ga on 29 Jul 2003 12:14 PDT

Hmmmmmmm

Photos can be manipulated ... 

And you are the world expert at fototrickery, remember?

And, also, you were my mentor, remember?

So, any photographic evidence will be given a very close scrute ...

I have therefore just entered a bid on ebay for a powerful electron
microscope, just in case.

Me, The Man Who Is Not Easily Fooled.

I am indeed a crackpot old woman who lives with a houseful of nutty
pets (and one wacky husband).

The links below will take you to photographic evidence of the full
catastrophe. And the dogastrophe, too:

Elvis Pussley
http://www.mortalwombat.com/Special/Pets/Elvis_in_Cabinet.jpg

Nermal
http://www.mortalwombat.com/Special/Pets/Nermal_in_Bag.jpg

Shadow
http://www.mortalwombat.com/Special/Pets/Shadow.jpg

PittyPat
http://www.mortalwombat.com/Special/Pets/MissPittyPat.jpg

Tuvix
http://www.mortalwombat.com/Special/Pets/Tuvix.jpg

Pearl
http://www.mortalwombat.com/Special/Pets/Pearl.jpg

Felix
http://www.mortalwombat.com/Special/Pets/Felix.jpg

Zimmie, Brownie, and Sloopy
http://www.mortalwombat.com/Special/Pets/Zimmie_Brownie_Sloopy.jpg

Fozzie Bear, Bambi, and Alfie
http://www.mortalwombat.com/Special/Pets/FozzieBear_Bambi_Alfie.jpg

You may notice that the count is ten cats, three dogs. We lost a
beloved little pussycat recently. Skunkie Doodle died in May of
congestive heart failure at the age of sixteen.

For more about Skunkie, see this GA answer: 

http://answers.google.com/answers/main?cmd=threadview&id=199074 

My husband and I are volunteers with a pet adoption organization that
helps to find new homes for needy animals. Our pets are all "rescued"
creatures. We did not buy them at a pet shop. We took them in after
someone had thrown them away.

I've heard people say things like "Why bother? You can't rescue all
the homeless animals in the world. What you're doing doesn't really
make a difference."

Look at the photos linked above. It really made a difference to each
of them.

Thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to share my critters!
As you can tell, I love them very much, and they love me. And if that
amount of love makes me a crazy old lady, well, I'd say that the world
could use more crazy old ladies. ;-)

~Pink

I'm convinced.

Keep up the good work!

Bryan

it's happening in Tulsa, probonopublico-ga.

Hi, Googel

Have there been positive sightings by a reputable agency, e.g. the CIA?

Rgds

PB

Thank you for the five stars and the stupendous tip! This will keep
the critters in kibble for quite some time.

~Pink & Pink's Pets

An update...

Since I last gave a report on the feline population chez Pink, the
household has acquired another cat. We named her Cyndi Yawper, in
honor of a certain screechy-voiced singer with multicolored hair.

A pic of the little charmer:

http://www.mortalwombat.com/Image/Cyndi_computer.jpg

Many thanks, Pinky, She's gorgeous!

When Daisy saw her she started licking her lips.

When you say 'acquired', I assume you to mean that she acquired you?

When I am down and out, I will come a-mewing at your door.

I have got an interesting question that I will be throwing at you shortly.

All the Very Best

Bryan