Pink Panther Pussycat

I went to bed last night wondering what the hell I was going to blog about today... then a gem like this turns up on google.

I dyed my cat to match MY hair admits owner of 'pink panther' found wandering the streets

By Daily Mail Reporter


The owner of a pink cat who was tracked down after a nationwide hunt has admitted she dyed her pet to match her hair.
Defiant Natasha Gregory said she was proud of her actions - and would even do it again.
The 22-year-old mother-of-two admitted using food colourant to turn the short-haired cat's fur a vivid shade of pink.

Defiant: Natasha Gregory, 22, insists she would dye her cat pink again as 'it is my favourite colour'. The cat's appearance sparked an RSPCA investigation

The fluorescent feline, named Oi! Kitty, is now so bright that she glows in the dark.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1315554/Natasha-Gregory-dyed-cat-pink-match-hair.html?ito=feeds-newsxml#ixzz10jnFrw8N


   I feel like someone's going to make a porn movie about this.  'The Day Pink Pussy Ran Away.'  Think animal cages and a cat snatcher with a net.  The only thing that would have made this story better would be if British Pink Hair Lady named the cat Betty.

 Don't get  me wrong, I adore animals.  I have four at home (five if you count ChuckBass the fish.)  It's just that if I had dyed my cat pink, I probably wouldn't let it outside.  If it glows, how's it supposed to hide from predators, like coyotes? (remember Jessica Simpson's malti-poo!)  How's it supposed to serve it's feline purpose, keeping mice and shit out of my house?  Any rodent is going to see that cat coming a mile away.

   I strive to keep this blog informative, so for all you crazy animal lovers who want your pet to resemble a package of highlighters, here's your links to purchase pet-safe haircolor.

Here is a vendor that advertises this color line for dogs with fifteen shades to choose from.
http://www.pawpalaceonline.com/dog-hair-dye-15-colors-available-p-4239.html

This site claims this color is for dogs or cats
http://www.ipetscene.com/petfinds/index.php/pet_products/

And for those of you who want to just use food coloring, here is a great how-to article
http://www.dailypuppy.com/articles/how-to-color-animal-fur-with-food-coloring/2fbc26c3-6905-22a2-bede-88ea6f2ccafb


Keep in mind, these colors have no harsh chemicals, so they will only work on lighter colored or white animals.  Good luck, freaks.  I don't have the time or the balls to color my animals, so props to you.