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Bitter&Twisted
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Rollo, the tabby and white cat has a most attractive moustache. Very cute
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Aw, love the snuggling!Sure I must have posted to this thread before but search says "no". Meet Little Miss - half Siamese, moved in with us from next door at our old house, and Rollo, big idiot rescue cat. Thankfully for us they mostly get on
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fucthest8
Cool people die horrible, preventable deaths.
Innit, this is my favourite of him not long after we got him. He was a house cat before we had him (with three other cats and a dog) so he'd never been outside, so snow was fascinating
Manter
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He's got such a cute faceInnit, this is my favourite of him not long after we got him. He was a house cat before we had him (with three other cats and a dog) so he'd never been outside, so snow was fascinating
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Yes, that muzzle is amazing! Encountered a very affectionate kitty relaxing on a wall near my house the other day that had similar markings. Glad he liked the snow! First time Herbert (RIP) encountered snow, when he was about 13, he detested it, poor guy!Innit, this is my favourite of him not long after we got him. He was a house cat before we had him (with three other cats and a dog) so he'd never been outside, so snow was fascinating
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She's a Maine Coon, and yes, they are absolutely awesome. It's like a dream come true to have one at last. It's going to be shit when I go back to work and can't spend so much time with her (unless I can find a job where they're happy for me to have a dog cat assistant, and a couple of guinea pig clerks, preferably!)He is an awesome cat
fucthest8
Cool people die horrible, preventable deaths.
Thought she might be a Maine Coon, but didn't want to betray my ignorance 
Beautiful.
Animals in the workplace help reduce people's stress levels. Fact. Except for people who don't like animals, who can all fuck off.
Beautiful.It's going to be shit when I go back to work and can't spend so much time with her (unless I can find a job where they're happy for me to have a dog cat assistant, and a couple of guinea pig clerks, preferably!)
Animals in the workplace help reduce people's stress levels. Fact. Except for people who don't like animals, who can all fuck off.
Tired Poppy
red rose
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Schrodes is a stupid bastard sometimes, he's evidently been eating grass this week and managed to get a few strands of it stuck half in/half out of his bum whilst pooing thing evening.
I didn't notice til I saw him dragging his arse across the carpet
So after carefully removing strands of poo covered grass from his bum I had the added treat of cleaning skid marks off the carpet.
Cue an hour of me alternating between gagging and fraught worry about whether he's done himself an injury whilst he skips about happy as anything
Still it's a relief that he seems to be fine now
I didn't notice til I saw him dragging his arse across the carpet
So after carefully removing strands of poo covered grass from his bum I had the added treat of cleaning skid marks off the carpet.Cue an hour of me alternating between gagging and fraught worry about whether he's done himself an injury whilst he skips about happy as anything
Still it's a relief that he seems to be fine now
eatmorecheese
He's fallen out of the car again
Our priceless nutty Marge. Will never forget her insanity 
eatmorecheese
He's fallen out of the car again
Alfred patrolling the Norfolk beaches, snapping his jaws on the flecks of foam...
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Wowie, that's some tongue, and one happy looking dog!
Manter
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I love your dogs
sim667
All aboard the 303 bus.
Schrodes is a stupid bastard sometimes, he's evidently been eating grass this week and managed to get a few strands of it stuck half in/half out of his bum whilst pooing thing evening.
I didn't notice til I saw him dragging his arse across the carpet
Cue an hour of me alternating between gagging and fraught worry about whether he's done himself an injury whilst he skips about happy as anything
Still it's a relief that he seems to be fine now
We had to do this with my freinds dog after it had eaten a cassette tape once
scifisam
feck! arse! girls! drink!
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Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
Sure I must have posted to this thread before but search says "no". Meet Little Miss - half Siamese, moved in with us from next door at our old house, and Rollo, big idiot rescue cat. Thankfully for us they mostly get on
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She's gorgeous! You can easily see in the first photo that she is part Siamese, the other photos are less obvious but in that one she could pass for an Oriental.
My moggy is half Cornish Rex, his face is very reminiscent of that breed, although the curly hair is a recessive gene so he has straight hair (and massive whiskers, which CRex usually lack) - his mother was a registered Cornish Rex, his father was 'the fulffy white & black tom who lurks around at the end of the garden'.
Radar:
Random Cornish Rex kitten (very pretty!):
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Oh, the pigs are seasoned travellers. They were in the blue soft sided travel bag you can just about see in the photo where Breeze is looking through the window above. If it's more than about 1 1/2 hours travel, I'll stop and give them some water by syringe, but always put in wet things like yellow pepper and cucumber for the journey.
Breeze travelled better than any cat since Nigel (ginger cat I had about 30 years ago that I took in the car from when he was a kitten.) She was hooked to the seatbelt in the back but mainly sat on OH's lap for most of the journey. On the way back, she seemed to notice things outside more (what passing cars thought of being eyeballed by a serious-faced grey tabby, I don't know!) The only time she seemed to get anxious and a bit shaky was when we stopped and opened the door and she could see and hear other cars. She's okay to be in cars, but hates the sight and sound of other cars.
When we got there, she nosed all around the place and within about 15 minutes, acted like she'd been there forever. She really is very adaptable and quite chilled for a cat. Very lucky!
Breeze travelled better than any cat since Nigel (ginger cat I had about 30 years ago that I took in the car from when he was a kitten.) She was hooked to the seatbelt in the back but mainly sat on OH's lap for most of the journey. On the way back, she seemed to notice things outside more (what passing cars thought of being eyeballed by a serious-faced grey tabby, I don't know!) The only time she seemed to get anxious and a bit shaky was when we stopped and opened the door and she could see and hear other cars. She's okay to be in cars, but hates the sight and sound of other cars.
When we got there, she nosed all around the place and within about 15 minutes, acted like she'd been there forever. She really is very adaptable and quite chilled for a cat. Very lucky!
Chick Webb
Countryfile and a can
Breeze is obviously out to rule us all. Poppy is a lazy bastard.
Can I have a pet please? Goad me, Urban.
Can I have a pet please? Goad me, Urban.
