Travel By Folding A Map

So yesterday I posted about how you can help and donate to the American Red Cross.  The Humane Society is making efforts to both save pets and wildlife. They’re making efforts to reunite families with their pets.  They’re also helping provide shelter for family pets if the family cannot keep them themselves (like if they’re in an evacuation shelter that is not allowing animals or home is severely damaged).

While of course human life is important, animals need help too.  So if you can afford to donate you can do so here:

For more information and updates on what The Humane Society of the United States is doing in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, please visit, humanesociety.org/animalrescueresponse.

To support The HSUS’ work in this and other disasters, please donate at humanesociety.org, call 866-720-2676 or text ANIMALS to 20222 and donate $10 to support The HSUS’ Disaster Relief Fund. Standard messaging and data rates apply. “

Tawny Frogmouth Owl Chicks are not impressed.

(Source: zooborns.com)

no matter what is going on or how I feel…this face will always make me smile (and laugh a little…because just look at him)

Stranded Seal Pup Gets New Lease On Life

my heart is melting.

Shades of Aqua © DiverPam

http://www.flickr.com/photos/pammurph

My itty bitty is a looker.

He may be slightly evil…like stepping on my head at 5am….but then he gives me looks like that and I love him again.

my baby.

Mauriora, the white kiwi just born at Pukaha Mount Bruce National Willdlife Center.

Siku, the baby polar bear at Scandinavian Wildlife Park of Djursland

Southern right whale eye, New Zealand © Brian Skerry

Praying mantis looking right at my camera. On my front steps.

Squirrel v. Samwise showdown!

The Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium’s 2-month-old Clouded Leopard cub.

Too adorable to not post.

The Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium’s 2-month-old Clouded Leopard cub.

Too adorable to not post.