The Cat Thread

Thats very reassuring. TBH while any cat i get will start out indoors, inevitably they'll expand in to the Garden at least. Suppose the next stage is to find a decent breeder. Last cat i got was from a guy a friend met who'd had a litter and had one male left no one would take. Pure serendipity.

There are quite some cats in shelters waiting for someone to get them out.
Our shelter cat is great. (Ok, not a maine coon).

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Don’t tell a breeder you plan to let them roam.
They are indoors cats according to some breeders.
( we don’t let ours know they go outside) I would send you her details but she is winding down.
But look for Maine coon rescue / rehome and you will find some .

Tuxedo !!

14 kilos

wtf

dozy afternoon

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Sounds like a great cat.

She had fuck all proof I was in the garden.

Friend has a Norwegian forest cat, came to englan for a bit and was mistaken for a wild cat...

Why not? But you do talk to the cat?

Ah the paw on the thigh is so cute

He was a big boy.

Just had to march this dickhead in. My neighbour has 3 massive dogs and their back gate is slightly broken so you can see them. Waily decided it was a great idea to torment the huge dogs by whacking them through the hole in the gate. It appears that the thug life is tiring.

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🤣

likes to live dangerously!

The gate has broken before and they've escaped so he's walking on thin ice.

You know what they say about curiosity

Two more rescue cats now live with us, mother and daughter, 12 and 6 months old.

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3.3kg upon my return.

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This little shit disappeared for three hours yesterday morning. He went over the Colonies wall and came back into a different terrace. Was found cowering in someone's garden soaking wet and covered in mud.

Grounded!

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Pretending to be classy

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Looking for a bit of advice

Saw a ginger tabby on our walk this morning around an estate. Can't determine how old he was but old enough to have a few issues. He has scabs all over his back, rather skinny, his legs were very dirty and had a lump of some kind around his mouth. He had a collar on with phone number.

Was incredibly friendly and even followed us for quite a bit. We don't think they're lost but get the feeling they've been very neglected. What's the best way of approaching it? I get the feeling that calling up a charity might be the best welfare call - don't really want to call or text the number and get a 'none of your business' earful...

Maybe I've watched too many movies but you could call and withhold your number. Ask if they've lost a cat, if they say no, hang up.
Otherwise take it to a vet I'd say

Our new kitten, Lyra, and the old man of the house, Sushi, seem to have finally made friends.

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So cute 🥰

Sushi looks like a rather big cat!

Someone is feeling 2024 🤣

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