Dane Nerd
After cruising thru dozens upon dozens of photos, it just dawned on me....
A) I take way too many pictures of my cats
B) Most of them do not turn out worth a phooey
But, anyways, here are my kitties.
Sam:
Spot:
And here they are snuggled up with their big sister, Hannah (my dane)...
Sam:
Spot:
Bonus cuteness:
Sam with Hannah the day we found him (he was about 3 weeks old!)
And a couple weeks later:
Registered User
THREE goofy kitties?
I love the two you showed, and dear Hannah! What a comfort for tiny little Sam when you first got him.
Spot is just gorgeous...and knows it!
Thanks so much for sharing. MORE!
"Do or do not. There is no try." -- Yoda
Dane Nerd
Thank you. Sadly, our third goofy kittie is no longer with us.Originally Posted by Catty1
THREE goofy kitties?
I love the two you showed, and dear Hannah! What a comfort for tiny little Sam when you first got him.
Spot is just gorgeous...and knows it!
Thanks so much for sharing. MORE!
I'll post pics of him tomorrow.
Registered User
Will you be adopting another one? But maybe it is too soon.
Sorry!
"Do or do not. There is no try." -- Yoda
The Cat Groomer
The kitties are gogeous. And those baby pictures are PRICELESS!!
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Feral Cat Rescuer
Now that brought a smile to my face early in the morning! Too adorable!
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is a full management plan in which stray and feral cats already living outdoors in cities, towns, and rural areas are humanely trapped, then evaluated, vaccinated, and sterilized by veterinarians. Kittens and tame cats are adopted into good homes. Healthy adult cats too wild to be adopted are returned to their familiar habitat under the lifelong care of volunteers
Dane Nerd
Thank you, he was a special guy.
Will you be adopting another one? But maybe it is too soon.
Sorry!
Here is Eddie (RIP)
Even though we weren't looking to get another cat, it looks like WE'VE been adopted.
A stray kitty, who has come and gone for months, came back again a couple of nights ago. We were pretty sure she lived over in the next neighborhood, but apparently she trusts us because to our suprise, she had four kittens under our porch the other night.
She has no collar on so I have no way of finding out who she may belong to or if she is indeed just a drifter.
Either way, once the kittens are weaned, we're going to have her spayed. If she does belong to someone, I doubt they'll even notice....but hopefully she'll stick around this time.
Here is "Momma" and her kittens:
The Cat Groomer
OH MY!!! Look at those sweet babies!
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