Category: Pets

Remembering Fiona Glover, Queen of Glover Gardens (2010–2025)

Remembering Fiona Glover, Queen of Glover Gardens (2010–2025)

A tribute to Fiona Glover (2010–2025), our regal, funny, fiercely independent calico who ruled Glover Gardens with wit, affection, and attitude. From feral kitten to queenly companion, her life was a master class in curiosity, courage, and love. She was ours—and we were lucky to be hers.

goodbye, my brown-eyed girl

goodbye, my brown-eyed girl

A remembrance poem for a gentle dog who licked my hand and leapt into my heart.

Fiona the Watchful

Fiona the Watchful

From rescue cat to princess-diva, Fiona rules Glover Gardens. Have you considered adopting or fostering a rescue animal?

Each One Unique: A Feathered Still Life

Each One Unique: A Feathered Still Life

Is this little bird thinking what a great day it is to be a bird in the sunshine, in a sanctuary-like environment where the predators wear warning bells and the feeders are always full?

This Hero Dog Just Became the Symbol of Texas Strength in the Face of the Hurricane — Here’s Why

This Hero Dog Just Became the Symbol of Texas Strength in the Face of the Hurricane — Here’s Why

Well done Texas, well done. Source: This Hero Dog Just Became the Symbol of Texas Strength in the Face of the Hurricane — Here’s Why

Loving Pets, Every Day

Loving Pets, Every Day

More cat photos for Love Your Pet Day.

Two Cat Haiku: Made Thoughtful by Sunlight

Two Cat Haiku: Made Thoughtful by Sunlight

Sleepy by sunlight, Fiona sits, and waits, and contemplates her fate “I’m a cat goddess because I’m a calico –  destined for greatness!” …and because there aren’t enough cat pictures or haiku in the world: For more Glover Gardens haiku, click here. For more Glover…

Cat Haiku, and Pictures, Too

Cat Haiku, and Pictures, Too

Cat haiku and pictures, because the world doesn’t have enough. So I give you: Godfrey in repose.

Two Live Cats and a Talavera One

Two Live Cats and a Talavera One

Godfrey and Fiona pose near the Talavera cat (bottom middle) to prove that art imitates life. Or is it the other way around?