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Narbles, I Love You
Narbles, I Love You by @yamaneko (Jaycee Kerr)

Poor Narbles... he stilll not feeling better. I took him to the vet at 1:00 AM, and while he was being x-rayed, I picked up an issue of Horse and Rider. One of the columns was on "Would You Risk Your Life to Save Your Horse's Life?" I just coudn't believe one reader's response "As much as it would pain me to lose my horse, the life of an animal is never worth the life of a human." I was thinking of my anger at that statement as I drew this... Artwork © Copyright 2002 Jaycee Kerr

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Furry / Anthropomorphic
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Posted: Friday, 22 February, 2002 @ 06:59 PM
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Omigoodness, that's terrible >.< Great piccy ^.^ I love your style,hope things get better with Narbles ^.^

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Posted: Sunday, 24 February, 2002 @ 12:43 AM
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That statement would haunt at me for weeks..grrrrr i love my kitty..and my doggie..sniff poor kitty, im beginning to know the pain heh ..hope he gets better

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