Our Pups
Brandy, Sadie, and Cody provide indoor and outdoor companionship, guard services, and will gladly dispose of any excess steak.


Brandy at Nantucket
Brandy is our rough and ready Cocker princess.

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Sadie is our younger Cocker princess... all dolled up and ready to go.
Cody
Cody's original owners were moving out of town and decided that Cody was going to go... one way or another.  We adopted Cody before they could exercise the 'other option' for getting rid of a puppy.... Cody seems happy with this alternative.
Cody was added to the family in October 05.

Our Kittens
Misha, Sam, Ozzie, Maggie, Sabrina, and Bandit graciously allow the Stewarts to share in their feline home and will occasionally bless them with a purr. 
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Misha is our Russian prince
Ozzie
Ozzie is our only non-rescue kitten... He’s an “ocicat’

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Sam and Bandit give each other support
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Maggie takes a well deserved rest from the busy activity of catnapping

Packing is important
Sabrina knows that packing is an important part of any trip and is always willing to help pack...
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Sabrina and Diablo eye each other

Our birds
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Micah and Diablo are a bonded pair of African Grey Parrots
Diablo adds her own commentary to the household.  This parrot can do "telephone" very well indeed, to the chagrin of all in the house.  She also can imitate all of the cats and dogs... to their amazement and ours.  She recognizes and calls all of the other animals - including humans - by name.  Diablo is a friend who will come and join in any party.... She can be a real ham.
Diablo wants a cracker?
Micah is almost as talkative as Diablo but he’s not nearly as friendly

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Callie is a Senegal Parrot.  Quiet, well behaved, and a very pretty parrot.

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Rio - a Military Macaw, is the largest and loudest of the birds.  He is probably better than an alarm system in the house!  Nothing gets past Lt. Rio!



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Max - Our regal Irish Setter died peacefully on
January 5th, 2010. He had a terminal neuromuscular
wasting disease and was no longer able to walk.
We all miss Max.