Molly Whitehottest day of the year and she's in her sleeping bag. my cat is part lizard.
Don Thompson@molly0xfff
This home has a whippet, he’s exactly the same. He has, naturally, very little body insulation so I guess he cools off quickly but he sure does feel hot when it exits from under the duvet or his (simular) bed.
This home has a whippet, he’s exactly the same. He has, naturally, very little body insulation so I guess he cools off quickly but he sure does feel hot when it exits from under the duvet or his (simular) bed.
gapple@guardeddon @molly0xfff My whippet will be panting underneath a blanket in the sun, but insist on getting covered up again if he moves.
And I have to keep a gap in the blackout curtains for my cat to access the windowsill for afternoon sun.
And I have to keep a gap in the blackout curtains for my cat to access the windowsill for afternoon sun.