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TIGGER
The Official Dog of Molossia, Tigger is a bundle of energy, bouncy and full of fun, just like his namesake from A. A. Milne's stories. Tigger is always ready to go, go, go, but still being a puppy he collapses in place when his energy runs out. He is a very sweet, happy dog, that somehow always makes you smile.
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KING DUNCAN
The Official Emergency Backup Dog of Molossia, Duncan is our West Highland White Terrier. Duncan is named for King Duncan I, King of Scotland in both history and Shakespeare, a nod to Duncan the dog's Scottish forbears. Our Duncan is anything but regal, and tends to be a bit flighty and somewhat dense. Nevertheless, he makes up for these characteristics by being a very sweet, lovable companion, always ready to play, go for a walk or even snuggle up in your lap.
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ANNIE
The Official Busy Bee of Molossia, Annie is our Boston Terrier. Annie is named for Little Orphan Annie, of comic, musical and movie fame. Annie is high energy and inquisitive to say the least, and rarely misses anything. It is her job to investigate every corner of Government House and Norton Park, and then investigate it again in case she missed anything. She always moves at top speed, interrupted by brief naps, and is always ready to play. Annie is a ready and willing companion for any adventure, and she is certain that there is no situation she can't master. This little dog is not for the faint of heart!
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QUEEQUEG
The senior cat about the house, Queequeg, also called "Bug Boy", is named after the tattooed harpooner from "Moby Dick" (not the dog from "X-Files"). Queequeg is generally quite laid back, but always makes a beeline for Under the Bed when company arrives. He has the amusing trait of sticking his tongue out when startled. |
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OPUS
Opus was a Dutch Rabbit, a type that is black and white in color. He lived next to one of the shelves in the National Library and enjoyed throwing toilet paper rolls around when the mood was upon him. He was very relaxed for a rabbit, and never kicked when being picked up. He loved to have his head petted. He was named for the unforgettable Opus the Penguin from the comic strip "Bloom County". Sadly, Opus died of pneumonia on 5 August 2007 XXX.
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