Animals

The cats rule East Vancouver. They’re everywhere…sidewalks, roads, hiding in doorways, supervising stores, sprawled out anywhere to have a bath.

I've been blogging randomly about urban chickens for a while now, I've even mentioned them a couple times on my weekly radio feature that I do for The Peak 100.

The cats rule East Vancouver. They’re everywhere…sidewalks, roads, hiding in doorways, supervising stores, sprawled out anywhere to have a bath.

The cats rule East Vancouver. They’re everywhere…sidewalks, roads, hiding in doorways, supervising stores, sprawled out anywhere to have a bath.

The cats rule East Vancouver. They’re everywhere…sidewalks, roads, hiding in doorways, supervising stores, sprawled out anywhere to have a bath.

The cats rule East Vancouver. They’re everywhere…sidewalks, roads, hiding in doorways, supervising stores, sprawled out anywhere to have a bath.

The cats rule East Vancouver. They’re everywhere…sidewalks, roads, hiding in doorways, supervising stores, sprawled out anywhere to have a bath.

... I have yet to see a Piggy-wig with a ring on the end of his nose (his nose) in Stanley Park , but if and when I do I will be sure to write about it here. (With apologies to Edward Lear and The Owl and the Pussycat .

All citizens are advised to be on the lookout for this cute little nut thief that has been targeting stashes on the East Side. He was last seen hopping a fence at Fraser and 20th Avenue, he is not armed but should be approached with caution.

"Apparently there is a whale in false creek..." nothing will get me to run faster. Nothing. I've been living in Vancouver for almost exactly 2 years now, and it's been a personal goal to see one that is not in a tub of water at a zoo.