Who Was on the Mardi Gras Float?

Ahoy Ye Scalawags! Did you want to know who was on #OwensBlackPaw Marrrrdi Gras Float?

Top row l to r
@Dylcat1 With flag
@Georgetheduck On nip bales
@IndulgedFurries Raven Behind nip and barrels

Second row l to r
@Cat_Carmela Surprised to find a parrot
@katiebella2 Red head scarf
@Sisfurcats Bugs Blonde Buccaneeress
? Roxy Star Sexy Pirate
@Slinky_The_Cat Handsome pirate with red headscarf
@OprahtheWestie Pretty white Westie
@FlashDaPanfur (formerly @flashjumpingjak) Handsome panfur
@Dogstoyevsky In pretty tan and brown outfit
@Bea_Bells Beagle in Blue should be the name of a movie
@RealFakeGator Ship's doctor and graphics

Bottom row l to r
@IndulgedFurries Sprinkles Gerbil in hat
@IndulgedFurries Sammi With hook
@Seattlep With eye patch and parrot - no causal relationship is implied.
@Sisfurcats Ragamuffin In blue
@Squirtthecat Brave ginger
@PandaFur Impressive grey mane
@Bloomnight2 and @cobalttash
@Midnightpurrs Internet sensation
@kittehboi Instigator and graphics, First Mate, now Cap'n
@OwenTheTonk Founder and Cap'n, now Admiral

Nipclub Marrrrrdi Gras Feb. 11, 2021

Arrrr, Me Heartys!

Are ye attending ye #NipClub MARDI GRAS PAWTY Feb. 11, 2021?

This year we have a special treat. #NipClub has joined a movement headed by.@MrWuggums to bring all the various Twitter Anipal Groups together early February 2021 for a series of pawties based around Mardi Gras,Carnivale, etc and hopefully crossover and support each othwrs pawties. Many of us already participate with several anipal groups, and hopefully after this, even more will.

Ye pirate ship Owen's Black Paw will be entering a Pirate float in the parade.

 

#OwensBlackPaw Mardi Gras Float

 

Do you want to be added to the float? Tweet at @kittehboi with hashtag #owensblackpaw.

 

"What's this," ye say? "Pirates in New Orleans?"

YES!! Legend has it, according to The Ghosts of Pirates Alley, that

In 1814, in the final days leading up to the Battle of New Orleans during the War of 1812, it is said that the pirate Jean Lafitte negotiated his brother Pierre’s “escape" from prison with General Andrew Jackson along Pirate’s Alley. In exchange for Pierre’s release, Jean Lafitte agreed to aid General Jackson in the fight against the British. Legend has it that without the pirates Jean Lafitte provided for the American military, General Andrew Jackson would never have triumphed during the four-part battle in the winter of 1815.