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She looks contented - but why is she having to sleep on the furniture instead of the Toshiba's dust cover? Are you playing a record?

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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony

She looks contented - but why is she having to sleep on the furniture instead of the Toshiba's dust cover? Are you playing a record?

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She has many "beds" Steve, she was sleeping on the chair as it's new and she was making sure it was A, comfortable and B, that I understood that she had claimed it and I could only use it with her permission.

https://i.imgur.com/sjm6MnD.jpg


Tango waiting while Fatso fills up! :)

[IMG]https://i.imgur.com/XNabJ7h.jpg[/IMG]



Tango waiting while Fatso fills up. :)

So - today we got new family members.
Meet Reeves and Mortimer (around 14 weeks old):

https://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a...pszjdwmhp6.jpg

https://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps6wvgojxx.jpg

https://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a...pssw9xxkun.jpg

Proving to be plenty of work :grin:

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Originally Posted by Ian7633

She has many "beds" Steve, she was sleeping on the chair as it's new and she was making sure it was A, comfortable and B, that I understood that she had claimed it and I could only use it with her permission.

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People who don't 'get' cats think they are haughty, aloof and self-serving, but the fact that they are happy to allow us to live in their homes and use their facilities shows just what a generous nature cats really have :)

https://i.imgur.com/yat1e8c.jpg

I got this ferocious little bundle of attitude from the Blue Cross approx 2 years ago when no one else wanted her or would take her home with them.
So after 2 years of love and attention from me, she's still batshit crazy, but slightly less so and every now and then even affectionate before she tries to skin me alive.
The journey has been worth it despite the regular blood loss as she has now stopped ripping her fur out and refusing to eat. She's twice the size she was when i adopted her.

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Originally Posted by gninnam

So - today we got new family members.
Meet Reeves and Mortimer (around 14 weeks old):

https://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a...pszjdwmhp6.jpg

https://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps6wvgojxx.jpg

https://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a...pssw9xxkun.jpg

Proving to be plenty of work :grin:

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Bloody hell Andy , they've just scored 11 out of 10 on the gorgeous'o'meter.

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Originally Posted by InThe Sticks

https://i.imgur.com/yat1e8c.jpg

I got this ferocious little bundle of attitude from the Blue Cross approx 2 years ago when no one else wanted her or would take her home with them.
So after 2 years of love and attention from me, she's still batshit crazy, but slightly less so and every now and then even affectionate before she tries to skin me alive.
The journey has been worth it despite the regular blood loss as she has now stopped ripping her fur out and refusing to eat. She's twice the size she was when i adopted her.

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She looks very happy being a garden ornament. I think we have to accept that sometimes they're wild side is very strong. I still think cats are great company though.

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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony

People who don't 'get' cats think they are haughty, aloof and self-serving, but the fact that they are happy to allow us to live in their homes and use their facilities shows just what a generous nature cats really have :)

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This sums it up, dogs have owners, cats have staff