BS: Cat antics

Subject: BS: Cat antics
From: olddude
Date: 04 Sep 14 - 04:39 PM

My cat now has a new buddy. The monster size raccoon. Found her laying next to it on my porch linking it's ears.. No worries raccoon and cat both had shots for everything. I gave the raccoon the pellets with the vaccine. My kids a vet. She is the same cat that fell in love with a skunk
. Crazy how creatures get along unlike us on mudcat

Subject: RE: BS: Cat antics
From: olddude
Date: 04 Sep 14 - 04:46 PM

She is an American bobtail. Eight toes and a stump for a tail crazy thing. She will drink my coffee if I don't watch her when I am outside with my cup.. Go figure

Subject: RE: BS: Cat antics
From: Stilly River Sage
Date: 04 Sep 14 - 04:53 PM

Sounds charming!

Subject: RE: BS: Cat antics
From: gnu
Date: 04 Sep 14 - 07:04 PM

I would like to see pics, Dan. I have few of my three. Well, the ex's cats which I trained well and which were good friends of mine. The last one was essentially my cat from the time she came to me from under the bed when nobody else could get her out. I said, "I'll get her from under the bed... as long as you leave and shut the door behind you." In less than one minute, the scared kitten, new to our house, was purring on my chest. I know some people pooh-pooh the cat deal. I get it. But, your loss.

Subject: RE: BS: Cat antics
From: GUEST,leeneia
Date: 05 Sep 14 - 09:52 AM

Thanks for the stories, Olddude and gnu.

My cat woke me up from a nightmare two nights ago. Bless her.

Subject: RE: BS: Cat antics
From: Claire M
Date: 05 Sep 14 - 12:25 PM

Hiya! Ahhh @ your cats!! I still miss my Oscar. He was lovely – he'd wow to be lifted onto my bed cos he couldn't jump up, & he'd snuggle up to my r leg, keeping it warm. He'd knead my stomach w/ his bent paws, too. he could just about manage to walk outside to go to the loo, sometimes he didn't make it, poor lil boy.

Subject: RE: BS: Cat antics
From: SINSULL
Date: 05 Sep 14 - 12:30 PM

My Lizzie befriended the neighborhood groundhog. Lizzie babysat while Momma went off for a break. I have pictures of Lizzie with her herd of baby groundhogs. You took your life in your hands if you went near them. She took her job seriously.

Subject: RE: BS: Cat antics
From: Ebbie
Date: 05 Sep 14 - 12:33 PM

I'd like to see those pictures, Sins!

Subject: RE: BS: Cat antics
From: LadyJean
Date: 05 Sep 14 - 11:48 PM

My first cat was a big longhaired male, a descendant of a Maine coon. He weighed over 30 pounds. We also had, for a while, a belgian hare. We fenced off part of the yard, so the rabbit could be outside in good weather, but bunnies are escape artists, so he'd try and sometines succeed in escaping. Unless we put the big cat out there with him. Then he'd stay. He just wanted company.

Subject: RE: BS: Cat antics
From: GUEST,punkfolkrocker
Date: 06 Sep 14 - 12:01 AM

When I was a small boy I loved cats...
I used to imagine my tortoiseshell was a reincarated Egyptian princess
who was locked in an eternal wicked dark magic spell..

But as I grew to be a man I sadly found cats to be untrustworthy treacherous despicable enemies
who would claw, and piss and shit in, everything I held dear...


raccons and skunks sound cool though.....

All I got in my backgarden are slugs, snails and effin cats...

Subject: RE: BS: Cat antics
From: gnu
Date: 06 Sep 14 - 11:30 AM

Ditto Ebbie, SINS.