Rossie has settled into a routine. And the rest of the cats have, too. Everyone seems more relaxed. Rossie spends her time inside the carrier or on top of it. I’m not surprised that she does this, she’s always been more comfortable in enclosed spaces. She must do something at … Continue reading →
Junior’s no dummy: He can see the food. Why can’t he get to it? You’ll notice Sneaky sitting smugly in the background.
Continue reading →Cats have a mind all their own. They just are not interested in my agenda or what’s good for them. I’ve had no luck trapping anyone this week. Junior was on the porch last night, and he triggered the trap, but he was fast enough to escape before it caught … Continue reading →
I’m trying to trap Boomer. No luck so far. Here are some trap antics that have ensued in the process: Junior readily entered the trap and was surprised when he got caught. I foolishly attempted to transfer him to a carrier, and he escaped. He came back to eat Fancy … Continue reading →
I’ve seen Boomer more lately, and he’s lost weight. He looks ill, and he’s limping. I’m concerned about him, but I don’t want to antagonize him to try to catch him either. I came across him lounging on the front porch earlier this week, and I took him a can … Continue reading →
We don’t have much new on the cats. If you’re keeping count at home, we have seven indoor cats and four outdoor cats (along with a few feline visitors, an opossum visitor, and a raccoon visitor, based upon game camera sightings). Indoor Cats: Ajax has been extraordinarily needy lately, but … Continue reading →
Boomer decided to standoff with the opossum. Subsequent photos show Boomer decided to wait and come back after the opossum had left. But Boomer made sure he marked the food tower with his scent.
Continue reading →We had a tornado just a few miles west of town on Monday. In conjunction with that storm, we lost another third of our large cedar tree. Thankfully, it didn’t hit the house. A few days ago, I pulled the chip from the game camera and checked cat activity during … 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 →
