Come on, unhook the leash.
[Editor: CC hates the leash because it reduces her ability to beat up the young cats. The juveniles deserve a beating, because they do taunt her, but CC doesn’t know about cars and roads.]
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i love the asymmetrical faces — vinnie last week and now cc this week.
Ah she’s a little beauty. Still I’ve never known of a cat happy to be on a lead
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She is giving you good “irritated kitty” eye.
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If you catch her in the right mood, Crazy Cat would supply you with an asymmetrical face, Hipparchia. She is known for her out-of-control cat fits, even as a kitten.
Jams, you have to start them as kittens to get them to accept collars, much less leads or harnesses. CC has been jerked to stop too often to be very happy with that rope.
Jill, there is a very good reason that my Mother named her Crazy Cat as a kitten, and the situation has never changed.