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Purple_Cheetah 07/07/21 4:59:39 PM #197:	Ruvan22 posted... She looks regal, fitting her age! That's awesome that you have given a feral such a long life. How do you think she'll do with the voidling? Not sure. We did at one point take in a cat that was obviously completely abandoned by her previous owners (or she decided to abandon them). Furrball kept doing hit and runs for a while by smacking with a paw, before settling on just glaring. Yeah, that's her name... she had much longer fur when younger and decided to troll me, but she still has fairly soft/dense fur. I mean I just held her last night for 2 minutes and basically had a kitten's worth of fur on my clothes. This time I suspect she'll mostly just hiss and be offended at an intruder. They're very much aware of each other through the door and have seen each other. She seems to be jealous and claiming my lap or blocking the door more. You can't see it in that picture, but he's also got a white spot on his sternum. I especially worry for him, because I know for a fact we have superstitious folks around here that kill black cats, or did at least. apolloooo posted... Oo rivel has a short, heavy tail and she can pound the table/floor/sofa quite loudly when she's annoyed. Your cat cat is cute No thumping from Furrball's tail, too short. She's also actually fairly compact/petite. - Slight update on the feral kittens outside. I feel like a total and utter monster having collected 2 of them this morning. The small one on the far left and the big fluffy one on the top center. I went for the one on the bottom center initially, but she's so flighty she kicked off my arm and left scratches in my wrist. I'll have to catch her another time. They'll be back tomorrow, missing the tip of their ear and ability to have kittens. We chose this route, because no one would adopt em. We either had to take them to a shelter to be put down, let 3 female cats explode into even more kittens, or let them exist in the area hunting vermin as pseudo-pets. Extra note, the black kitten's ear won't be trimmed, as we'll take a more standard route. <cite>Purple_Cheetah posted [p:955845732] in CE's Cats ... [t:79520635]...</cite> <quote>Ruvan22 posted... </cite> <quote>She looks regal, fitting her age! That's awesome that you have given a feral such a long life. How do you think she'll do with the voidling?</quote>Not sure. We did at one point take in a cat that was obviously completely abandoned by her previous owners (or she decided to abandon them). Furrball kept doing hit and runs for a while by smacking with a paw, before settling on just glaring. Yeah, that's her name... she had much longer fur when younger and decided to troll me, but she still has fairly soft/dense fur. I mean I just held her last night for 2 minutes and basically had a kitten's worth of fur on my clothes. This time I suspect she'll mostly just hiss and be offended at an intruder. They're very much aware of each other through the door and have seen each other. She seems to be jealous and claiming my lap or blocking the door more. You can't see it in that picture, but he's also got a white spot on his sternum. I especially worry for him, because I know for a fact we have superstitious folks around here that kill black cats, or did at least. apolloooo posted... </cite> <quote>Oo rivel has a short, heavy tail and she can pound the table/floor/sofa quite loudly when she's annoyed. Your cat cat is cute</quote>No thumping from Furrball's tail, too short. She's also actually fairly compact/petite. - Slight update on the feral kittens outside. I feel like a total and utter monster having collected 2 of them this morning. The small one on the far left and the big fluffy one on the top center. I went for the one on the bottom center initially, but she's so flighty she kicked off my arm and left scratches in my wrist. I'll have to catch her another time. They'll be back tomorrow, missing the tip of their ear and ability to have kittens. We chose this route, because no one would adopt em. We either had to take them to a shelter to be put down, let 3 female cats explode into even more kittens, or let them exist in the area hunting vermin as pseudo-pets. Extra note, the black kitten's ear won't be trimmed, as we'll take a more standard route. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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