That’s just way too cute.
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Aawww
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Where’s the cute-o-meter?
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Visitors this afternoon. Not seen the calico before, but it just looked at me before wandering off. The fluffball came bounding up meowing, did a circuit, had a drink and then sat washing.
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A lot of animals are in search of water at the moment. Particularly mammals.
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It’s interesting that cats would rather drink out of something else rather than their bowl.
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It went off the scale and exploded, that lil’ pup is just so darn cute!
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I have water bowls out for hedgehogs and birds
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They do, we leave bowls out but buckets, trays and puddles are much better it seems.
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Yes, we have a small herd of deer who regularly visit the pond near the house. Unfortunately it does come with risks for some animals. The day before yesterday I spotted what looked like a bunch of old brown Ash keys lying in the water. closer inspection though found it to be a Tawny owl that had drowned… 
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In droughts here we leave water out for the wildlife we (well most people) also put a stick or something in the container. Gives the creators an escape in case they fall in, nothing worse than finding a pigmy possum or something else dead in a bucket. 
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Snow Dog and I enjoyed what started off as a glass, and soon became a bottle of wine, sat on our wonderful swingseat in the late afternoon sun. Then I noticed one of our Kittehs had decided to join us:
As Freddie Mercury sang, “It’s a Hard Life, ….”
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Well, young Frankie appears to have cracked it with Milo. He still has to win over Nala, who is a little more aloof.
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A few more toys should sort it
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I think half of those belong to the cats 
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The cats think you are in error……
All toys belong to the cats, but may be lent/hired out to other parties (incl. doggies) for a suitable fee payable in Dreamies.
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