Foxie has a way of making everything she does look cool, whether it’s eating a carrot, watching TV, or tossing a troll doll head around.
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Chimp Sanctuary NW blog- Lost in thought February 11, 2012 J.B.
- Simultaneous silliness February 9, 2012 Jackie
- Last chance for sharin’ the love February 8, 2012 Sarah
- Foxie in the window February 6, 2012 Debbie
- Boot love February 5, 2012 Jackie
- Flowers, Strawberries and Piñatas, Oh My February 5, 2012 Diana
- Something to Lighten Your Day February 3, 2012 Diana
- Change the Channel for Chimps February 2, 2012 Diana
- Burrito in the greenhouse February 1, 2012 Elizabeth
- Happy Birthday, Meg Lunnum! January 31, 2012 Elizabeth
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Thanks Jackie. I’ve known Foxie is cool for a long time!! Glad to hear everyone else now knows it! Foxie, you rock!!
Wow! Give that girl a tennis racket and I bet she’d have a vicious serve!! Thanks for catching that Jackie!!
Gotta love Foxie!
I agree with you Theresa, can’t help but love that girl. She’s looking very relaxed these days, without a care in the world, and that’s the way it should be.