Etsy member YouthDiaspora makes shark costumes customised to your cat’s measurements:
BRILLIANT.
It's Aussie for Awesome
Etsy member YouthDiaspora makes shark costumes customised to your cat’s measurements:
BRILLIANT.
Obey the kitty, Resistance is futile. All cat owners know how true that is!
T handmade by jamjamtees. $15US available in sizes up to 3XL
I’m thinking we need a new category on That’s Noice: Zomg This Shit Is So Crazy It Can’t Be Real.
Someone has created a chastity belt for dogs, called PABS, the Pet Anti Breeding System.
I think I’ve officially seen it all. The internet is no longer needed.
I can’t sew. My sewing machine is held together with sticky tape, srsly.
But I so wish I could sew one of these super cute cat houses. My lot would love it, and love to fight over it.
Isn’t it awesome! Perhaps my meezers would need a duplex?
Check out the tutorial at Sew take a hike.
This Saturday 12 December 2009 from 10am to 2pm, the brand new RSPCA Care Centre at Rouse Hill will officially open to the public. You can go along and meet the staff, while enjoying a free bbq and children’s face painting.
The RSPCA Care Centre is the first of it’s kind in Australia. It includes animal adoption facilities, veterinary treatment rooms, and a large range of human and furry friend products.
The Centre will be an extension of the RSPCA shelters. Animals cost the same amount, the staff are RSPCA trained, and the adoption process is the same. Just in a more animal and human friendly environment.

Shelters aren’t always the most customer-friendly environments. Many people avoid going to shelters because they find the experience too emotional. Instead, they go to pet shops or backyard breeders which are the worst place to buy your furry family members.
The aim of the Care Centre is to increase adoption and decrease euthanasia, which is very important as the RSCPA moves into it’s busiest time of year.
RSPCA Care Centre Rouse Hill
Rouse Hill Town Centre
Civic Way
Windsor Rd, Rouse Hill
I love my kittehs, but I don’t love finding their fur all over everything we own!
Bear is a DSH x Devon Rex and doesn’t really shed too much, but Elvis is a straight DSH and sheds enough fur for all of Sydney. It’s everywhere! No sooner do I finish vacuuming the house and there are new fur tumbleweeds rolling down the hallway.
I can’t tell you how many brushes I’ve bought over the last eight years – each claiming to be better than the rest, which they clearly weren’t.
And then I met the Furminator.
I first discovered the Furminator on dooce.com and immediately bought myself one from an Australian eBay store (sorry, can’t remember which). It proved cheaper to go that way rather than finding a store in Sydney with stock or ordering from the US.
THIS. THING. IS. AMAZING.
It’s basically a clipper blade with a moulded handle. Therefore it’s expensive cause the blade goes for virtually nothing on its own. But it’s oh, so worth it.
Exhibits A and B:

Here’s Bear with his giganto ball of fur. This was the result of the 3rd 30-minute session with Bear and the Furminator this week. And Bear doesn’t shed much. The pic on the right is the Furminator after a 2-inch run along the back of Elvis’ neck. Elvis and I have a LOT of work to do.
You can check out the videos on the official Furminator website for what I now call Furminator porn. Sad, but true!
The Furminator is available in varying sizes, cheapest being about AU$45, depending on where you buy from. Clipperworld is one place worth looking at.
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