Gaffer
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This is Miss Kitty who came to us via the telephone company garage when the boss there said the guys could no longer keep her there. She had wandered in as a stray and my son brought her to us.Runs the household!
Show us your cat - the crazier the better
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This is Miss Kitty who came to us via the telephone company garage when the boss there said the guys could no longer keep her there. She had wandered in as a stray and my son brought her to us.Runs the household!
Spook and Lucy
We lost Spook (blue) a while back. He was laid back until something in the household was out of sorts.
He jumped in the middle of squabble between our Lab and Aussie x Lab. Needless to say, he put an end to that nonsense.
Lucy (black & white) is a lover cat. She was bottle raised a her mom died the day after she was born.
We lost Spook (blue) a while back. He was laid back until something in the household was out of sorts.
He jumped in the middle of squabble between our Lab and Aussie x Lab. Needless to say, he put an end to that nonsense.
Lucy (black & white) is a lover cat. She was bottle raised a her mom died the day after she was born.
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John Fritz
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My little girl Sophie. Purebred Himalayan. Show-quality cat, she became a pet instead because her little tail was broken at the end when she was a kitten so she could no longer be entered in competitions and shows because she'd never win. I adopted her a year ago from her family, they just didn't want her any more. She's such a sweetheart. Super-clean, always grooming herself. Follows me around like a little dog. Sleeps on my lap. Rubs her little head up against me when she wants something. I love her to death. Picture in the lower right was taken just a week ago after her summer fur-cut. Which she needed!
This Kolbjorn the guard cat.
This is Kolbjorn the nap cat.
This is Kolbjorn, he takes being my buddy cat very serious.
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This is Kolbjorn the nap cat.
This is Kolbjorn, he takes being my buddy cat very serious.
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I had the feeling I was being watched as I finished a bowl of ice cream.
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Fuquayvarina
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Lil' LadySmith
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Thought I'd share a few of the cat that appears to be living (or at least hanging out a lot) in our backyard. He's considering adopting us it seems and is sticking around more and more and has become quite friendly! (seems healthy and well cared for so we think he has a family but we'll see what happens.) 
For now we call him Garfield and give him visiting privileges. We'll see what happens....
For now we call him Garfield and give him visiting privileges. We'll see what happens....
EQGuy
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Here is Amiee showing her stuff.
Here is Amiee's sister Irene taking me for a walk.
Here is another picture of Irene.
Here is Amiee's sister Irene taking me for a walk.
Here is another picture of Irene.
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This is my buddy, Pendleton. He is a Russian Blue. I adopted him from the local animal shelter. He had been mistreated before he came to the shelter, so I've been working with him for the last couple of years and he's become quite social and is very much my cat (or, in the words of Mister Peabody, I'm his boy). He was around 20lbs and he's on a weight plan to get him down to 14lbs. He's at ~17lbs presently.
Pendleton enjoys sitting at the window and cussing at the birds in the garden. He holds long conversations (in Meowese) with me daily about Important Things, gets along with my girlfriend's dog, and he loves his brush more than anything except food (fishy flavor only, no substitutes!).
It's amazing what a little kindness and friendliness can do to bring out the best in a cat.
Pendleton enjoys sitting at the window and cussing at the birds in the garden. He holds long conversations (in Meowese) with me daily about Important Things, gets along with my girlfriend's dog, and he loves his brush more than anything except food (fishy flavor only, no substitutes!).
It's amazing what a little kindness and friendliness can do to bring out the best in a cat.
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This is Mayhem guarding his patch of 'nip.
Interesting acquisition, Mayhem. Luscious and I were considering adopting another rescue cat. I made a recon trip to the shelter one day and there was a lady at the door with a small box under her arm. "Mister" she said: "You need a kitten?"
"Well, yes. Yes, I do." She had found him down by her barn and was bringing him in. Apparently we were meant to be his!
Mayhem a year ago.
Interesting acquisition, Mayhem. Luscious and I were considering adopting another rescue cat. I made a recon trip to the shelter one day and there was a lady at the door with a small box under her arm. "Mister" she said: "You need a kitten?"
"Well, yes. Yes, I do." She had found him down by her barn and was bringing him in. Apparently we were meant to be his!
Mayhem a year ago.
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Bill Bates
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This is my wife's cat Orrin G
and a silly photo
and a silly photo
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Sometimes the barn cats have to share their food with other critters.
I'll let you all come up with captions for this series.
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I'll let you all come up with captions for this series.
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