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HA! Too funny, and great photo there. Merry Christmas my friend!
Oh, you’re a sassy little squirrel, aren’t you! You tell those creatures what for!
Jean from Welcome to the Menagerie
Silly squirrel, chicken is for dinner! But you’d make good Christmas entertainment.
Dog-guy will help it become a tasty morsel:))
Meowmy says its a handsome specimen and how great a picture! She would nevfur eat one…..
Then you better scram, Squirrel!
Such a cute squirrel! I bet that he has made your Cat TV very interesting. You have some fun things to watch!
Are you sure, Mr. Squirrel?? You look mighty tasty…
Sampy sends Astrid 2098720938475 kisses, and we all send lots of love!!
Uh – oh, you better run fast squirrel! LOL!
Love & biscuits,
Dogs Luv Us and We Luv Them
Maybe not yours but I know a couple of dogs that would like to take it down! Love Dolly
A kitty can dream!
Maybe not dinner, but maybe the starring act in some dinner theater? 🙂
Thank you again, dear friends, for your kindness in the wake of Moosey’s passing. He was a very special boy, and we love and miss him so much. The outpouring of love and support from friends like you has been such an encouragement.
Hugs,
Kevin, Tracey, Gracie and Zoe
But you look so delicious!!!!!
That’s entertainment!
No your not dinner but you can be after dinner entertainment. Nothing more fun than chasing squirrels after a large dinner 😀
Wednesdays wags!
That’s a purrty squirrel!
Cats are not the only ones who look at a squirrel and lick their lips. Tim and Hank also see squirrels as a delicacy.
Gosh………I have to admit that squirrel is nice and plump and – well – never mind……!
Hugs, Sammy
You look tasty, though!
What a great squirrel – sadly we don’t get many around here as there aren’t enough trees for them.
Luv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
Is he Christmas breakfast instead?
What interesting squirrel colors you have! 🙂
This is a really excellent capture. I love squirrels. XO.
A kitty can hope 🙂 Maybe you want to join our squirrel relocation program?