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Ya'll should volunteer at your local animal shelter. They get pictures for adoption promotion; you get to take photos of concentrated adorable.     flickr
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This is Sadie. Sadie is my parents' dog. Jace is my parents' cat. He is slightly stupid, but also awesome.  Dante is my brother's dog. He's a lot bigger than this now, and he's less fluffy. He's more streamlined, I guess you could say. But he is awesome too.  and this is a dog that was at the Humane Society 
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This is Boomer.
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dog dog dog dog dog
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 boomer-1 by nick.kneer, on Flickr
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Took some awkward Christmas card photos for a co-worker, and figured we'd get a good solo shot of the dog while we were at it. I'm pretty proud of this. 0O3O0040 by nick.kneer, on Flickr
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 cute by nick.kneer, on Flickr also  IndySamEthan-0049 by nick.kneer, on Flickr  IndySamEthan-0048 by nick.kneer, on Flickr
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quote:Studies done on cats that have fallen from 2 to 32 stories, and still alive when brought to a veterinarian clinic, show that the overall survival rate is 90 percent of those treated. In a study performed in 1987 it was reported that cats who fall from less than six stories, and are still alive, have greater injuries than cats who fall from higher than six stories. It has been proposed that this might happen because cats reach terminal velocity after righting themselves (see below) at about five stories, and after this point they relax, leading to less severe injuries in cats who have fallen from six or more stories.
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