Yep, she’s a tortoiseshell.
Her mother was a calico, with this really cool fur pattern… half her face was orange-ish and half her face was black, and she had symmetrical black, orange, and white patches on her body.
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is that a dedicated bunny bed or has it been repurposed as such
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It was labeled as “for small animals” so I’d say the former
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What is that creature??
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my cat
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It ain’t much, but it’s honest work 
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I love those. There’s always a few flying around my house during the summer.
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Seeing the feline recalls to memory a childhood incident of witnessing a family member rush in with a wooden plank to save a wild cat fighting with a snake.
I remember hearing strange noises nearby and looking into the forest area to find a cat pawing at something. When looking a bit closer, I saw a snake positioned upright, moving back and forth hissing in front of the cat as if to strike. After the snake received a smack from the wooden plank, the cat gave off what I suppose was a thank you meow before trailing off into the woods. The cat would later return on multiple occasions, though I never could pin down when it would visit, I remember it would rest between pottery. It was of light grey fur and to this day I still have not figured where did it come from, but happy nonetheless that for a time there was a visitor.
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This is really beautiful.
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What happened to that Rabbit’s ear? How did this poor animal get it’s ear notched like that?
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What gender is the rabbit? How old is the fella? I am just curious.
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Jellybean is female and she’s almost six years old
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