Friday Cat Blogging
Far Horizon
Hmmm….
[Editor: I have no idea what the Hermit is focusing on, but it caused the momentary freeze that provided the picture.]
by Bryan
Hmmm….
[Editor: I have no idea what the Hermit is focusing on, but it caused the momentary freeze that provided the picture.]
"It's better to be six feet apart right now than six feet under."
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"Blognito ergo sum!"
"Caedite eos! Novit enim Dominus qui sunt eius."
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"Все счастливые семьи похожи друг на друга, каждая несчастливая семья несчастлива по-своему."
"Кто что ни говори, а подобные происшествия бывают на свете, - редко, но бывают."
"A person who has a cat by the tail knows a whole lot more about cats than someone who has just read about them."
Mark Twain
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11 comments
Now that is the look of a wary cat
That is a beautiful cat. I love the markings.
i’m with rook – she’s gorgeous and i love those markings.
If only she was friendlier, adoption wouldn’t have been a problem, because she will be a very beautiful cat, not just a cute kitten and juvenile.
A handsome cat, indeed she is. The unfriendliness is a problem…
She was too old to do much with by the time I first caught sight of her. She didn’t accompany Mini-Sox, who is much more curious.
If only she was friendlier, adoption wouldn’t have been a problem
that was the problem i had with my first batch. i had homes for the tabby and the black and white one, but both of them turned out to be wilder than the average pet cat. they would have made nice companions for the right [read: patient, calm, quiet, and appreciative of feline company] person/people…
with the copious use of bits of chicken, i’ve won over the black and white cat to a great extent – still can’t pick her up, and she’s not a lapcat, but she loves brushing and even likes petting now. she’s one of the first to come running whenever i show up, with or without food or brushes or catnip.
and even the tabby, who occasionally growls at people, including me, will curl up next to my feet if i sit still long enough.
the all-black ones and the all-gray ones are a lot tamer, but nobody wanted cats of a solid boring color.
all of them have their individual and different and well-developed personalities, so i’ve been well-rewarded for the time and expense and just plain work of having a houseful of semi-feral critters, and those other, impatient, perfectionist people have really missed out.
i loved the fluffy black dog and he was my best friend for years and years and i would not change a thing about him if i had it to do all over again. same for the fluffy red dog before him. but i had promised myself that my NEXT dog would not be a “project” dog. my next dog was going to be happy and healthy and well-adjusted from day one, not one who needed extensive rehabilitation…
and then i went and took on 11 “project” cats.
hubba hubba! One good look kittycat! 🙂
Looks are everything, Jill, a non-poisonous personality would help.
We are just suckers for a hard-luck story and stray psycho-animals, Hipparchia. It’s part of the burden of being DFHs. 😉
Good for whatever Hermit was focusing on! That’s a great picture. Hermit is quite the beauty!
But, alas, a good looking feral cat who will never discover the joy of being flea-free or sleeping on a cushion.