Yes, cats are grounds for constant bewilderment. I have nothing particularly specific to support this statement this week, but they’re all unique with special personalities and different interactions. Lady and Rossie don’t like one another, but if I hear Rossie screaming, it isn’t necessarily Lady beating up on her anymore. … Continue reading →
Not necessarily the same thing. Here is innocence (at least it looks like it): Here is Moose getting his breakfast (with Sneaky making sure she doesn’t get left out): There’s no leaving Sneaky out when Fancy Feast is involved.
Continue reading →A few weeks ago, I posted a pondering about what to call Orange Creamsicle/Mooch. We decided to go with Mooch, but that’s a pretty unflattering name for a kitty who clearly doesn’t have a home and is just trying to survive, so this week, Mr. L came up with the … Continue reading →
Today has truly hit post convergence, with the A-Z Blogging Challenge, the Merry Go Round Blog Tour post, and, of course, your regular Saturday Cat update (my version of #caturday), it’s a busy day of reading here at RandR. I got a couple of fairly close shots of Mooch last … Continue reading →
Lady is a couple of days away from finishing her first month on Reconcile (kitty Prozac). She seems generally calmer with the other cats. We let her out of her cage in the morning, give her medication, and she has free run of the house until later in the evening … Continue reading →
The cats are back in Central Texas (we came with them — we don’t let them drive). Lady did well for a week outside the cage in San Antonio, then there were a couple of incidents. Not major, but they came in the late evening. For now, she’s back in … Continue reading →
I posted some pretty fuzzy pictures of our new visitor — fluffy gray — on Monday. Yesterday, I managed to get some clearer pictures of the visitor to the feeder during the last two cold snaps. From the pictures, I believe we’re looking at a young male kitty. I … Continue reading →
I need a dog like Sprocket. Sprocket rescues lost and feral cats and helps his human take care of them. You’re all familiar with our brood. Lady and Tarzan were born in the parlor to Roxy, a kitty we fostered. Then there were the four ferals I trapped, too young … Continue reading →
Yes. Sneaky is on patrol. Be on your best behavior. ‘Cause you’re not getting away with anything. Save
Continue reading →Lady is still on the warpath. Pretty Boy Floyd, at thirteen pounds, matches up well with Lady and won’t take any of her guff. The girls, though are much smaller, and are somewhat at her mercy. Delta and Ruby have mostly worked out an arrangement with her. That leaves Rossie, … Continue reading →