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svaglic
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What a month, raining cats
For several months I’ve been trying to tame this cat. She is beautiful and sweet, she loves rubbing up against Homie. I call Homie my bait dog because I can’t pet her unless he is around. I make him sit in front of me and when she comes up to rub, I get to pet her. I have had her in the house for about a month and I still can’t pet her unless Homie is around. She sleeps in the spare bed, eats my food, uses the litter box, but won’t let me pet her. I had hoped to tame her, but I may have to let her go back outside. I’m not sure if it’s cruel to keep her inside or not, she won’t last long outside, I live on a blacktop and coyotes walk around at night. I am having her spayed on the 27th, at least if I let her back outside she will have a chance at a life without staying pregnant 24-7. I have an old small shed out back, I could fix it up for her to have a safe place to sleep and relax.
A little over a week ago, this showed up on my parents porch. Obviously had not been an outside cat, she was sweet, friendly and moved right in. She has Himalaya or Siamese in her, she is playing with moms cat Bob (aka Blob). She will also go in on the 27th to get spayed.
And yesterday this came running up to me in moms backyard. So tiny, still walks clumsy and can’t really jump yet, she climbs up stuff, can’t really meow good yet. This thing is like glue to me, purrs constantly and loves to be petted. Another inside cat that adapted immediately to the house. I guess I’m taking her on the 27th too. She is long haired and kind of looks like a raggamuffin cat. She is black, but has white and beige on her belly and a grey ring around her neck. The fur on her sides is grey tipped, looks like someone threw powdered sugar on her.
I am not turning into a crazy cat lady. The kittens will be the easiest to give away, hopefully we can find them good homes. Being spayed and having their shots should help.
If I see who is dumping these cats, I’m going to go off on them. How someone can take a kitten that is used to being inside and dump it outside is beyond belief. These little dummies don’t know what they did wrong, they just know they were tossed out like trash.
A little over a week ago, this showed up on my parents porch. Obviously had not been an outside cat, she was sweet, friendly and moved right in. She has Himalaya or Siamese in her, she is playing with moms cat Bob (aka Blob). She will also go in on the 27th to get spayed.
And yesterday this came running up to me in moms backyard. So tiny, still walks clumsy and can’t really jump yet, she climbs up stuff, can’t really meow good yet. This thing is like glue to me, purrs constantly and loves to be petted. Another inside cat that adapted immediately to the house. I guess I’m taking her on the 27th too. She is long haired and kind of looks like a raggamuffin cat. She is black, but has white and beige on her belly and a grey ring around her neck. The fur on her sides is grey tipped, looks like someone threw powdered sugar on her.
I am not turning into a crazy cat lady. The kittens will be the easiest to give away, hopefully we can find them good homes. Being spayed and having their shots should help.
If I see who is dumping these cats, I’m going to go off on them. How someone can take a kitten that is used to being inside and dump it outside is beyond belief. These little dummies don’t know what they did wrong, they just know they were tossed out like trash.
In memory of TB/Phfluff, since he isn’t here to continue to give his praise, I will share it for him.
