Happy Saturday. Time for an indoor-outdoor cat update. Let’s start with the outdoor cats. We haven’t made a holder for the feeder with the timer yet, so I’m putting out a bowl of food in the morning. Walter is usually around between 2 am and 9 am. The long-haired gray … Continue reading →
Until today, the last time the long-haired gray cat showed up on camera was April 6 at 2am. I’m suspecting a couple of the ferals are working together. I strongly suspect she’s about to give birth to another litter of kittens (or already has between the 6th and today). I’ve … Continue reading →
All has been quiet on the porch. With the feeder not being raccoon-proof and the raccoon being quite persistent, we pulled the feeder inside last week. We’re building a platform to secure the feeder to, but until that is finished, the hand-out program has been suspended. The camera is still … Continue reading →
Negotiating household peace with nine cats is a feline balancing act. Until I began adopting the ferals, I never had feline territorial war problems. All my cats just got along. If you’ve been following along for the last couple of years, you know that hasn’t been the case. First, we … Continue reading →
We have a new visitor to the feeder, a long-haired black and white who knows to come after 7am for breakfast. Do opossum talk? This one looks like it does. We have a regular opossum visitor. If I could tell any obvious differences, I could say if we have more … Continue reading →
I have a sequence of three photos I find amusing, so I’ll share them with you. Mr. L and I are attempting to tame a couple of outdoor cats. Sneaky, we consider tame, for all intents and purposes, although she still controls our access to her. The other subject in … Continue reading →
I have no idea if it’s because of Natasha’s demise or other household disruptions (me being gone to the hospital for a couple of days and returning to take up residence in the dining room), but the indoor cats seem to be in some state of upheaval. It’s hard to … Continue reading →
