Hy, *tries to scoot the fox away* We are trying to reassure Law, not nom on his items.

:c
-waddles away-

*pulls away from nomming fox*
...Are...are you sure?

See. Now I do have the mention the fox could be back to nom on your person later, but for right now - all is well. You might even find more people to talk to! :O

Oh...okay...
*Edges self out of shell*

See! It's no so bad. *pours punch and hands out cookies for everyone*

*Takes punch and cookie and finds a corner*

*uh-uh* Law. You have to sit on the big blanket in the middle of the room. With the rest of us.

*sighs in defeat*

*pats the seat next to her* Come on. I give you more cookies.

*Sits down and quietly listens*

Someone mentioned cookies, so here I am.

(I am in a cookies mood right now; probably will get a choco chip cookie sometime during this lunch break.)

*Gifts internet Cookies to Espy*

I like having a variety. My sisters oatmeal/chocolate chip cookies are here. As well as some thin mints. And lemon bars.

I got to see a guinea pig today!!!!

I want one! But I heard they are loud at night.

Mice are quieter, I think (kept a baby mouse for a while before letting him go)

I want a bunch of animals. We have to get a real house first.

I think I'd take to birds, and travel as they migrate.

I have a parrot - goodness loud and so messy!

Talking kind?
Polly want a cracker?

Yup. Gandalf the (African) Grey. He can whistle the Darth Vader Theme... I taught him that. <3

Awesome! <3

He can whistle really well, almost anything we play for him he can learn.

In the morning when it's time to take him cage cover off he says, 'Hello?' - and there is a completely different 'Hello' when someone calls anyone's cell phones. He can say almost everyone's name in the way my mom screams it across the house.

*Is now laughing a little*

eh, they can be. They're not nocturnal like hamsters though. Sometimes they'll be up and make noise like popcorning or drinking water or chewing on stuff. But they do sleep. I didn't have too much of a problem when I had them in my room. If Mike lets me get one, I'll have them in the living room so we can socialise with it.

I want little furry things!

And Parrots are great till they bite the heck out of your hand cause they get spooked.

AND! One of my dogs has some serious gas issues.

I decided to make an entrance after a really long while I suppose. Bahahahaha. I had a dream about this place last night and it dragged me back for some reason. It's so strange...

[/rolls around the thread]

I like having cats.
Guinea pigs are nice too because they don't bite too much and they're very social animals.

I never knew that guinea pigs were social animals. xD

Oh they are very social. They do very well having another guinea pig in the cage with them (if they've bonded and in pairs of same gender), and if not with another piggy, then with a lot of socialisation with people. They're an awesome pet to have for a classroom too. My 1st grade teacher had a couple piggies and a hamster in our classroom. That's when I got my first two piggies.

I've never had any pets besides goldfish. My dad's allergic. I was, too, but I think I've mostly grown out of it.

I think my fiance kind of was allergic to the cat dander growing up. But, he's not now. I've always said if I developed an allergy to pet dander, I would be ok with getting shots. But, thank goodness I am not. So, I am good. I did sneeze with my last piggy because of how dusty the shavings were ^^"
We had a dog when I was a baby, she passed when I was really young, she was a very sick dog. From then on, all we had were cats and guinea pigs.

2 horses, 2 cats, 1 dog, fish, and a turtle...
I've raised starlings (though never trained them), a golden finch, turtles, a mouse, helped heal a bat and another bird (forgot the kind), a black bunny, nursed a raccoon to adulthood after losing her mother, and took care of a hedgehog...
Our family has lost multiple birds (All either abandoned hatchlings or trying to save from roadside hits), 3 dogs (all died of cancer at relatively old ages - around 15 years old), 1 cat (dog grabbed and broke the back), 1 horse (slipped, broke the leg, and died of shock), 2 ducks (yes, ducks are birds...a snake killed one and the other died of shock), 3 turtles (tried to save them from being hit by careless cars), and many fish (guppies don't have long lifespans).

And no, the wildlife professionals don't take care of these sort of things usually.

What is a starling?

The Common Starling
I named them Starbie, Jumper, and Beep (it breeped alot).
Yeah...I was 8...

So like, the feeder fish I (actually, my mom) raised lived for 3+ years.

Impressive Espy!

Law, Were you the family in 'We bought a Zoo'?