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BeBe looking wide-eyed
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New #82
Cassy chilling ... and she is very good at it
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you know that i look after a clowder of cats, but i only have one actually living with me in my bungalow at the moment - the rest either belong to and live with my landlady, or live in a couple of mobile homes on the farm (but a few of them do come in with me during the day, looking for treats and fuss).
this is smudge. the poor boy has a cancerous tumour under his chin. back in november the vet said he wouldn't make it 'til xmas, but here he still is. the tumour appears to have stopped growing, or at least slowed right down.
not a great quality shot, as it's taken with my cheap phone camera in low light, but i thought it was nice anyway. :)Last edited by mickey megabyte; 29 May 2011 at 12:08.
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We adopted these two sisters from a shelter. They were about 2 years old at the time. I wanted kittens, but my wife fell in love. At first they were lovey dovey with each other but now they keep their distance. They had the run of the house until our son came along. Now they run from him.
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New #89
No offense but some of the cats posted are contenders for the Ugliest Cat Contest.
I have a barn cat but no pictures. Will this do?
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Here's mine. Her name is Jenny, short for Generic Tabby... but I usually just call her Damn Cat.
Here is an action shot. Notice she's just a blur.
I don't know where she gets the energy.
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