Show Us Your Pussy

[woodsroad]

This is our third cat and our second volunteer. We live in the woods, and cats will show up here from time to time. He clearly had a loving owner at one time, as he’s very affectionate. But luckily he prefers to be outdoors most of the day, so there’s no litterbox to clean out.

 

[bluegrassbrian]

Lulz.
This is Feldhaus. We found him languishing in the gutter one rainy evening. Dunno if he ever realized how lucky he was..

 

[cosmicfolklore]

Henry had a stroke a few years ago and took the rainbow bridge, but he was unlike any cat I’ve ever had. He was more ljust another dog in our pack. A Manx, no tail, different color eyes, and longer back legs making him hop like a rabbit when he walked.
He had a stroke and we had to make the big decision, afyer a week of walking sideways and getting lost in our small house, with 24 hour meowing. Tore my heart up.

We probably won’t ever get another inside cat. Henry left shoes too big to fill.

 

[BingBong]

Boss aka The Boy, a big bruiser from a family over 100 yards down the road - he got fed up with them and adopted me about 9 years ago, went back after a couple of years but still visits me for respite care and a bit of p&q. He's been here the last three days, very content.

 

[Kobold]

We found this little man on the side of a busy road this month. I wasn’t planning on getting another cat since our last round of cats but this guy is great so we got to keep him. I always said we would get another cat only if we find one and he’s a black and white splotchy faced cat like our last cat. I still miss that big bastard. Crazy how is all worked out.

 

[woodsroad]

Our last cat "Sweetie" was a volunteer from across the lane and over the hill. Maybe a quarter mile away. We assumed it was a female, since it had such a sweet disposition, and thus the name. Took him to the vet a few weeks after he had moved himself in, and they informed us he was actually a neutered male, and that he was chipped and belonged to our neighbors. They called the owner, who came and picked him up. Two days later, he was back at our house, meowing to come in. He was ours for good. The owners dropped off his chip papers and wished us luck. What a great cat!

 

[shanez]

After losing our 19 year old cat earlier this year we let our 5 year old daughter pick out a kitten from the local shelter.

My daughter named her Hello Kitty...

 

[tbradsim1]