Friday Cat Blogging

by Bryan

6 comments

1 ellroon { 01.07.11 at 2:19 am }

What, they don’t like her being petted? That she can tolerate humans? Or is it the other way around, they don’t like her wild side?

2 jams o donnell { 01.07.11 at 5:39 am }

Same goes for Bebe and Boris. We fed them away from Robyn and Ted… and away from each other

3 Bryan { 01.07.11 at 4:02 pm }

The problem is that she smells weird because of her contact with humans. Smell, especially that left by the cheek rubbing is the prime way that cats identify other members of the family. Tip picks up a lot of odd odors by cheek rubbing against the legs of humans.

Boris should eventually be able to join Robyn and Ted, but the females have “strong feelings” about food sources and will get very defensive. Boris is the junior member of the firm and must wait to be accepted by the executive committee.

4 oldwhitelady { 01.08.11 at 6:04 pm }

Wow! Another gray-blue kitty. She’s very pretty. Are most of the cats, there, of that coloration? It’s nice that she’s semi-tame. Cats that run away, all the time, can be very annoying. I think Parker Dmitri is almost feral. She sure isn’t tame.

5 oldwhitelady { 01.08.11 at 6:07 pm }

By the way, the title says, “Tsble for One”. Is that a new type of table? I think it’s pretty funny, because when I posted my original “Friday Cat Blogging…” this week, I spelled “Friday” as “Frida”. I caught it Friday evening:)

6 Bryan { 01.08.11 at 8:09 pm }

The blue and white are the primary pattern for the family, although there are occasional instances of other types. The genes for other colors are present, but don’t always get expressed. For while the family was primarily black and white, but it varies over time.

Tip was raised on a carport in the neighborhood, and the lady in the apartment fed her and her mother with her own cat, which helped to calm her down.

Thanks for pointing out the typo.