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philosophical
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Allow me to introduce our local feral cat
I used to call him 'Rider of the Storm' after that line from the Doors masterpiece #a cat without a home#. Anyway he used to roundhouse all the local male cats big bruiser that he is.
My neighbour two doors down Wendy (partner called Mick) noticed him and called him Putin at first.
BTW Wendy and Mick don't have a cat but Blooms brother Napoleon visits them as Bloom visits me.
Anyway after a while Wendy started calling him Harry Potter and somehow got somebody over to our street to deal with the nadgers.
Since then she and now (I'm not a cat person but Wendy is) Mick call him Harry.
They actually feed him twice a day which is why the first picture is Harry on their doorstep.
He remains rather wild but visits Mick who sits on that doorstep and gives Harry a brush and a combing.
I used to call him 'Rider of the Storm' after that line from the Doors masterpiece #a cat without a home#. Anyway he used to roundhouse all the local male cats big bruiser that he is.
My neighbour two doors down Wendy (partner called Mick) noticed him and called him Putin at first.
BTW Wendy and Mick don't have a cat but Blooms brother Napoleon visits them as Bloom visits me.
Anyway after a while Wendy started calling him Harry Potter and somehow got somebody over to our street to deal with the nadgers.
Since then she and now (I'm not a cat person but Wendy is) Mick call him Harry.
They actually feed him twice a day which is why the first picture is Harry on their doorstep.
He remains rather wild but visits Mick who sits on that doorstep and gives Harry a brush and a combing.
LeytonCatLady
Well-Known Member
Handsome boy!
seeformiles
Lost in the wood
Lil’ Bob advising Mrs SFM on her capital bid processes:
philosophical
Well-Known Member
Looking at these pictures I realise my back windows need cleaning.
Anyway Bloom come in for a scrounge, then sits on my neighbours shed roof to scope things.
Then along the thin fence (you can’t say teeters…he is a cat) then jumps onto another shed roof and is off and away.
How come cats are able to judge the perfect optimum energy needed to jump then land so softly and perfectly?
(P.S. I have been posting on this thread a lot, and dominating it that way may well be pissing a lot of you off, or bore…shall I cut back a bit?).
Anyway Bloom come in for a scrounge, then sits on my neighbours shed roof to scope things.
Then along the thin fence (you can’t say teeters…he is a cat) then jumps onto another shed roof and is off and away.
How come cats are able to judge the perfect optimum energy needed to jump then land so softly and perfectly?
(P.S. I have been posting on this thread a lot, and dominating it that way may well be pissing a lot of you off, or bore…shall I cut back a bit?).
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LeytonCatLady
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Nah, you're not dominating! Some people just have more photos to share than others and that's cool. It's a cat thread, so go for it!
The more the merrier.
This is the best thread here...
It certainly lifts my spirits seeing all the cats and kittens.
seeformiles
Lost in the wood
Lil’ Bob in his flower pot today
seeformiles
Lost in the wood
Lil’ Bob has now retreated to his cushion and is waiting for a belly rub
Calamity1971
If Mr Peanut says It's okay, then it is.
Looooooonnnnng cat
LeytonCatLady
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Lilith looking all slinky and serious.
LeytonCatLady
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She's very photogenic!Lilith is such a dainty cat.
Pretty too.
Calamity1971
If Mr Peanut says It's okay, then it is.
That's brilliant
seeformiles
Lost in the wood
Lil’ Bob’s been out all day and now he’s smouldering in front of the telly (having apparently caught a mouse )
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Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
ddraig
kicking against the pricks...
Advice please
It's been 6 weeks since Kizzy and Misty have moved in, Misty is still hiding but not much can do about that
Some places say 4-6 weeks keeping new cats inside, partner wants to let Kizzy out and thinks it might chill them out and stop attacking her sister??
Obviously meant to leave them out when hungry so they come back for food
Would you take them outside, put them down and see or just open door and leave it to them?
Experience and advice welcome, thanks in advance
It's been 6 weeks since Kizzy and Misty have moved in, Misty is still hiding but not much can do about that
Some places say 4-6 weeks keeping new cats inside, partner wants to let Kizzy out and thinks it might chill them out and stop attacking her sister??
Obviously meant to leave them out when hungry so they come back for food
Would you take them outside, put them down and see or just open door and leave it to them?
Experience and advice welcome, thanks in advance
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
would depend if kitty in question likes being picked up and carried. if they don't then definitely not.
i'd be inclined to open the back door, go outside and see if they want to join you and see where it goes from there
