Would you consider cloning a beloved pet?

@tobynshorty

Get a kitten and a pup and raise them together, it'll be great. 🙂

@calicuz I wanted to do that with Toby but with working and living alone I was afraid I would feel overwhelmed. Then I inherited Shorty and the two of them were practically raised together and Toby had already passed and I had Shorty until he passed.

@ScreamingFox he's beautiful

@jackieash I only take rescue animals too

@nonsensiclesnail that's a great point. The life experiences shape the pet

@robingoodfellow Experience shapes everything and builds up, or brings in, the energies that surround us.

He was a neat cat. He lived a brilliant cat life. Chained with a logging chain to the yard, as I lived right off a main road, and determined to go explore he learned to pull this massive chain all over the yard. He was ripped! I know once we started letting him out of the yard he kicked some kitty butt and ruled the neighborhood. He also liked to snuggle late at night after he thought I was asleep.

@FoxyGoddess that's exactly how I feel. And it's unfair to the clone pet to try to pretend it is.

@bijouxbroussard Roy Rogers had his horse Trigger stuffed.

@JSul3 I remember reading about that.

@bijouxbroussard Trigger made his movie debut in The Adventures of Robin Hood. He was the horse that Olivia deHavilland rode.

@robingoodfellow can you hear the song?

Do do
Do do
Do do do do do do
Dooooo
Do do do do
Do do do do do
Do do do do
Naaahh nuuuuhhh

Thats all i heard reading this hahah

@TryingtoLava now it's running through my head

@TryingtoLava I’m sorry, that made me giggle. 🤭