Poll: Are you a cat person?
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Looks nearly like Jake. They both have their Bandido masks on.......
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mckenney99
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My cats are part of my final exit plan. When I die and the cats don't get fed on time, I figure nature will take it's course. Then all someone will have to do is come in to clean out the litter box. No undertaker required.
Be careful what you wish for. The results will make it clear what they REALLY thought about you all those years
CAJUNLAWYER
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If you mean do I like *****, the answer is an emphatic yes
I was wondering how long it would take before someone came up with that. It's taken 187 posts. Caje gets official mention for "Admirable restraint."
We are putting the tree up today. The cats usually view that as a defoliation challenge and they generally win. We may have found the answer.
An isolation ward for the Christmas tree to protect it from the insidious Cat-o-virus and the "Debauble-izer" variantWe are putting the tree up today. The cats usually view that as a defoliation challenge and they generally win. We may have found the answer.
Seems like it'd be easier just to get rid of the cat........
GET RID OF THE CAT????? HERESY!Besides, as the SPCA and others remind us "A cat/dog/hamster/turtle etc. isn't just for Christmas". But a tree is
I went out on a call years ago to bid on a remodeling job. They had several cats using one or two litter boxes and the place reeked. I never called them with a price lol
I've had one cat at a time along with a dog most of my life. There was no reason for that stench other than neglectful owners.I keep a box handy,but my cats have always been and always be indoor/outdoor cats for that reason
We've has 1 cat since 2008, and 2 cats since 2012. Sadly, Oliver Kitty passed in September, so we're down to just Chessie Cat now.
But, there was no litter box stench since both cats were litter box trained, and we scooped the 2 litter boxes daily, and changed out the bags and litter every week.
If you clean them daily, and use good quality litter, there will be no smell. IF you don't there will be, simple as that.
I was till tonight at 8:45PM when I found my cat dead in the garage.
She was a wicked evil feral cat born on my patio back in 2006. I was the only person that could pet her. I think she jumped in my lap 3 times her adult life.
Birth Certificate I made just for fun years ago.
She was a wicked evil feral cat born on my patio back in 2006. I was the only person that could pet her. I think she jumped in my lap 3 times her adult life.
Birth Certificate I made just for fun years ago.
Kevin, I am sorry about Shelby Cat.
My sincere condolences
She made it to 15, which is pretty good. Had she shown any signs of illness? She looks a little like my neighbour's b&W, Toby, who isn't exactly feral, but is clearly nuts and generally avoids people. His BFF was her golden retriever, whom he would snuggle up to regularly, although after the retriever died, Toby started sleeping on Gretchen's bed.
I've lost a few over the years, but only one was found; the others "just disappeared". I don't know which is worse
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About 14 years ago I adopted an Abyssinian/Bengal mix kitten. She was a dog in a cats body. Easy to train, listened well, and traveled well. She suddenly got sick several months ago and had to be put to sleep. I stopped by the animal shelter and adopted a stray kitten that, as it turns out, is a Burmese. Both breeds are similar, very active and love to run, jump and climb.
Both breeds are very social and active, they keep their kitten like tendencies for years longer than other breeds, and they have a "personal assistant" personality. They actually want to be around you for more than just to be fed.
Both breeds are very social and active, they keep their kitten like tendencies for years longer than other breeds, and they have a "personal assistant" personality. They actually want to be around you for more than just to be fed.
My sincere condolences
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She'd been eating like a horse, but drinking 90% more water than usual. Been getting sick a couple times a week too, but she'd done that for years.
She was at the vet less than a year ago, and they did a pretty good check up on her.
She couldn't have asked for a better life.
We had a kitten when my kids were small. Sweet little thing. She got her head slammed in a door one morning and her personality changed (much like my dad) She was very antisocial after that,but she would sit next to me- no touching! She lived for 17 years. I didn't have the heart to do anything but take care of her until the end.
We had two cats, both neutered males. The first one was jet black, and when he was close to a year old we adopted a long haired gray tabby kitten to keep him company. They both lived to be over 20 years old.
7 years ago we adopted a rescue from the local shelter, he's "mostly" Australian cattle dog. As much as I loved our cats, IMO, they just can't measure up to the love or companionship of a good dog.
7 years ago we adopted a rescue from the local shelter, he's "mostly" Australian cattle dog. As much as I loved our cats, IMO, they just can't measure up to the love or companionship of a good dog.
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Ugly Hombre
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I don't mind them, did not like them much until I met my friend's Siamese cat- darn cat was like a dog would come up on you and want to play if you did not mess with it it would get mad and start swatting you or something. A real friendly and funny critter.
I liked that cat so much I might have got one except I am allergic to them.
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I liked that cat so much I might have got one except I am allergic to them.
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I was till tonight at 8:45PM when I found my cat dead in the garage.
She was a wicked evil feral cat born on my patio back in 2006. I was the only person that could pet her. I think she jumped in my lap 3 times her adult life.
Birth Certificate I made just for fun years ago.
My condolences for your loss.
A thorough study which I can't really argue against.
Cats Vs. Dogs: The Babylon Bee Settles The Debate | The Babylon Bee
Cats Vs. Dogs: The Babylon Bee Settles The Debate | The Babylon Bee
Yep. Pretty much nailed it, I'd say. Although I like dogs, too, preferably larger ones, which reminded me of this New Yorker cartoon:
I saw someone in a shop recently, towing a tiny dog on a string and thought, "This is my support hors d'oeuvre."
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