Animal Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Yes I Came Back I Always Come Back

A Cat Speaks To A Group Of Lemmings As They All

New Yorker January 16, 1965

Funny - All The King's Horses Don't Seem

The Many Expressions of Penny

They Moved My Bowl

New Yorker April 4th, 1988

Howard, I Think The Dog Wants To Go Out

Now Look What You've Done!

I've Never Trusted Cows

Rudolph I Don't Know If The Boss Is Gonna Like

It's The Naps You Don't Take That You Regret

One Whale Says To Another

I Have A Couple Of Other Projects I'm Excited

All You Really Need In Life Is The Love Of A Good Cat

I Said, 'get Off'!

We've Got A Class-action Suit If Ever I Saw One

New Yorker October 22nd, 1990

If You Lie Down With Pugs

Those Responsible For Putting My Client In Charge

A Cat And Dog Play Scrabble In A Kitchen. 'grrr'

To This Day

I Couldn't Resist - The Second Pair Was Free

One Dog To Another As Owners Use Plastic Bags

Curiosity

He's My Best Friend And He Works Hard All Day

Two Praying Mantises Facing Each Other

The Farm-to-sofa Movement

I Don't Sing Because I Am Happy. I Am Happy

And, Of Course, When The King Said 'a Horse

You Remembered

I've Done It Again

Three People Are Sitting In A Living Room

A Mountain Lion Hangs Off A Cliff

Lone Wolf:

Showtime

Me, Too. A Few Days On The Cape And I'm Feeling

Doctor To Pig

Couple In Bed

And We Didn't Get Anything For Him

All Day, Every Day - 'there's A Goddam Fly

A Father And Son

A Talking Snake

The Annual Running Of The Cabs

Is It Any Wonder You Got Coal In Your Stocking?

Sweetheart, Could You Maybe Include The Dog?

What A Big Blind Spot For Institutionalized

We Must Be Doing Seventy Easy!

Anteater Portions

New Yorker December 28th, 1992

More giraffes

By The Way, I'm Taking Off The First Two Weeks

New Yorker August 11th, 2008

Any Plans For Earth Day

Manhole Sauna

Mother And Children

I Need A Cat Ugly Enough To Be An Internet

Raw unprocessed wool

I Don't Know Why I Always Get One That's Hungry

It's Been A Wonderfully Buggy Summer

A Turkey With Its Head Against A Tree Stump

Bungle the Flip

We Must Be In The Italian Alps

Of Course, After I Became A Peta Member

For God's Sake! Don't They Read The Newspapers?

New Yorker September 15th, 1986

New Yorker October 26th, 1940

New Yorker April 11th, 1942

It's A Duckey Dickey

New Yorker December 14th, 1940

Hibernation

I Just Got Damn Well Fed Up With Being Formal All