Show us your cat - the crazier the better
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Here's Roopy, fighting for my trout rod...
kimporter
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this is katness(wife named her) this is the craziest cat i have owned and buddy largest cat i have owned(1 year old and 20 lbs),katness will tackle ANYTHING THAT MOVES,she even went after one of our goats one day,she has no fear at all,buddy(the tabby) is the biggest wuss in the world,they were both feral cats we captured and "fixed"
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papajohn428
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I've had some dandies over the years, right now it's Lucy (McGillicuddy) and Morticia the Gothchick, aka Tish. (Tish has black lipstick on.) Lucy's the insane one, but they both have their moments. And both of them like reclining on S&W guns! They're indoor cats only. There are monsters outside!
This is Lucy.
Tish is more laid back. A LOT more laid back.
I put a birdfeeder up a foot outside their favorite window because they were sleeping 20 hours a day. It worked!
This is Lucy.
Tish is more laid back. A LOT more laid back.
I put a birdfeeder up a foot outside their favorite window because they were sleeping 20 hours a day. It worked!
D Binx
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We have twin tabbies named Meg and Beth. Beth got bored here and decided to scale the living room wall.
That face does not fool me one bit. Dat girl got crazy goin' on.My aunt had one that would get a certain look, usually late at night, and after that all bets were off as to what she would do. One odd thing, if you dropped a newspaper over her she would freeze. My sister-in-law calls it the zoomies.
The zoomies, that's it exactly.
Jst1mr
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Siblings, livin' the good life...
He (the red tabby) has adopted me, she has adopted my wife.
He (the red tabby) has adopted me, she has adopted my wife.
Malpasowildlifer
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Here's Bill.
He lived to be over 20 years old. He was born in California, traveled with me to NY and back to CA and then to Kolofornia.
There's no such thing as a disposable pet.
great photo
papajohn428
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Ah yes, the zoomies.............that dreaded feline disease. You never know when it will strike, but you know it when you see it! If you see the butt-wiggle, it's time to flee the scene!
This was not strictly our cat. She was more properly the neighborhood cat. Never found out who owned her or what her actual name was but we always called her Miss Kitty. For 7 years she would come our back yard most days and hunt or come up to the back door and "knock" for goodies...which we always gave her of course.
As you can tell from the pic she took her hunting quite seriously. We eventually started letting her in the house and she always loved to come in but as soon as she'd properly snooped the livingroom and had her treat she was ready to continue along her rout. We all enjoyed her and were sad when she disappeared.
As you can tell from the pic she took her hunting quite seriously.
We eventually started letting her in the house and she always loved to come in but as soon as she'd properly snooped the livingroom and had her treat she was ready to continue along her rout. We all enjoyed her and were sad when she disappeared.Attachments
deadin
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Not my cat, but it fits the subject so well.......
papajohn428
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I got a million of these..............
captorquewrench
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mike from st pete
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Lil' LadySmith
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Love seeing all the kitties!
Here's my girl. She was with me through a lot of stuff that life through at me. Picked her out of a friend's litter the day she was born and she was with me for 18 years.
She was small but had a lot of attitude and was always getting into stuff. She was the sweetest tough girl ever.
Technically she was a calico but all of her color was on her head when she was born and in the end, if you knew where to look and looked closely you could find a few orange hairs with the black.
We lost her in April 2010 and still miss her dearly.
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Spot working on the old laptop. It's no wonder I had to replace the keyboard!
There was no place she couldn't get into. (shelves, cupboard, dryer... open a door and you might find a cat!)
My wonderful girl, rest in peace.
Here's my girl. She was with me through a lot of stuff that life through at me. Picked her out of a friend's litter the day she was born and she was with me for 18 years.
She was small but had a lot of attitude and was always getting into stuff. She was the sweetest tough girl ever.
Technically she was a calico but all of her color was on her head when she was born and in the end, if you knew where to look and looked closely you could find a few orange hairs with the black. We lost her in April 2010 and still miss her dearly.
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Spot working on the old laptop. It's no wonder I had to replace the keyboard!
There was no place she couldn't get into. (shelves, cupboard, dryer... open a door and you might find a cat!)
My wonderful girl, rest in peace.
LVSteve
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"You Shall Not Pass!!!"
Miss Chloe, who just had her 1st Birthday.
..until I get at least five minutes of serious petting.
venomballistics
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Ok here he is, sitting on clean laundry. Calhoun, a Maine Coon rescue cat.
that thar is a dead ringer for my old shop kitty, Spook.
If I couldn't find him by the door to come in at night, I'd always see two eyes staring at me through my bedroom window where I'd also let him in. At night .. thats really all you would see .. just those glowing eyes ... Yup .. I named him right.
Hack
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He (the red tabby) has adopted me, she has adopted my wife.
I got a pair like that:
Perry (the black/gray) & Mason (the orange one)
joestacey06
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