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I saw the kitty again this morning, I hadn't seen him since I posted the pictures. He was playing at the apartment complex next door, I'm thinking maybe the kitty lives there. On another site someone suggest that I put a breakaway collar on him with a tag telling to owners to please call me so that way I will know if it has a home or not. I'm a little scared about putting a collar on a cat especially since it lives outdoors. What do you think?
What a gorgeous cat! i think you have no choice here: this beauty has chosen YOU, so nothing you can do about it but keeping him/her ;) :)
My first thought was immediately: hey a relative of lady Edwina!!:cool:
Breakaway collars are designed for use on outside cats. If the cat gets caught on anything the coller opens straight away releasing kitty.Quote:
Originally posted by Uabassoon
I saw the kitty again this morning, I hadn't seen him since I posted the pictures. He was playing at the apartment complex next door, I'm thinking maybe the kitty lives there. On another site someone suggest that I put a breakaway collar on him with a tag telling to owners to please call me so that way I will know if it has a home or not. I'm a little scared about putting a collar on a cat especially since it lives outdoors. What do you think?
That is a very good idea, might copy the idea for Mr Stray if he returns.
He/She is gorgeous. Can you get an idea from the condition of her coat if she is living rough or just having a little wander around the neighborhood? I'm sure that gorgeous fur would be a lot more matted if she was a stray!
Good luck in finding out the story behind your little visitor!
PS re the Harley Dude...... we know a lot of the local bikers, as we ride ourselves. Lots of them look like real rough and tough guys, but they have the biggest hearts! Suggest a charity fundraiser and they are all up for it!.....plus most drivers won't stop for a fellow motorist - if a biker's in trouble you won't often find other bikers just riding past!
The kitty does look pretty healthy and well taken care of, I just worry because he's outside and doesn't have a collar or anything to show that he has a real owner.
As for the biker guy he is one of the nicest guys in the complex. When I first moved in he had gotten some new furniture so he gave me his old recliner and coffee table since i needed them. He also helped me out when I had a flat tire, I offered him $20 to change my flat for me and he wouldn't take the money.
Bikers love this kind of kitties. Edwina's daddy is a biker too:D