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The_Draize_Train
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not a cat but couldn't resist
The_Draize_Train
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she isn't mine -
this one was though - mrs. maya (she passed away) but she was hands down the coolest cat ever - this cat, if she saw me way down at the other end of the street, would come running to me, meowing all the while. She did that all the time- people used to laugh at me because of it
This cat - softee, I had her more recently but I had to give her away when I moved to california last year - she had a different personality than mrs. maya, but she was extremely sweet in her own way I made sure I gave her to a good home - the couple had a little girl that wanted her and would take care of her, so I felt ok about it.
Towards the end of her life, I think mrs maya had something wrong with her - she had a single little kitten, but it's like she wouldn't take care of it - I don't know what was wrong. The little kitten had fleas, and I had to do something about it - so I tried my best to dab some warm water on it with a cloth and apply a little bit of flea replellent, then I dried it off by standing well away from it with a hair dryer - it took forever to get it dried like that, but I couldn't leave it damp. Then I let it sleep with me that night. But mrs maya still just wasn't taking care of it - and a few days later, I looked in her box, and she had died. I buried her out back at the house I was living in. That will always bother me for some reason. Anyway, it's in the past now
this one was though - mrs. maya (she passed away) but she was hands down the coolest cat ever - this cat, if she saw me way down at the other end of the street, would come running to me, meowing all the while. She did that all the time- people used to laugh at me because of it
This cat - softee, I had her more recently but I had to give her away when I moved to california last year - she had a different personality than mrs. maya, but she was extremely sweet in her own way
I made sure I gave her to a good home - the couple had a little girl that wanted her and would take care of her, so I felt ok about it.
Towards the end of her life, I think mrs maya had something wrong with her - she had a single little kitten, but it's like she wouldn't take care of it - I don't know what was wrong. The little kitten had fleas, and I had to do something about it - so I tried my best to dab some warm water on it with a cloth and apply a little bit of flea replellent, then I dried it off by standing well away from it with a hair dryer - it took forever to get it dried like that, but I couldn't leave it damp. Then I let it sleep with me that night. But mrs maya still just wasn't taking care of it - and a few days later, I looked in her box, and she had died. I buried her out back at the house I was living in. That will always bother me for some reason. Anyway, it's in the past now
VetTechOnFire
New Member
Very Cute kitty!!!
Je Suis Julie
allyouneedismorrissey.com
http://www.hometownlife.com/article/20090419/NEWS10/904190519/1027
Catwalk: Feline follows owner on nightly excursions
Many Livonia residents walk their dogs.
But Lisa McLeod walks her cat — without a leash.
The black and white-spotted feline follows McLeod all around their Hix-Schoolcraft neighborhood. If a dog being walked on a leash is about to pass by on the sidewalk, McLeod warns Kiewie and she lies down on a driveway, out of the dog's reach.
“People cannot believe I'm walking my cat,” she said of the looks she gets from neighbors and passersby.
Next-door neighbor Dave Thomas said he and his wife, Sue, get a kick out of watching Kiewie follow McLeod. “It's pretty funny,” Thomas said.
Thomas said the cat looks both ways before crossing the street, turning her head left and right. “It's really something,” he said.
Kiewie also protects McLeod's younger cat, Tiger, from cars. One day Tiger got too close to the road and Kiewie ran after her and chased her back to the house, McLeod said.
McLeod's sister, Jackie Schwalm of Milford, e-mailed the Observer about Kiewie.
She said the cat seems to understand what her sister is saying.
“Once a family was leaving their house in their car and the mother asked my sister, ‘Are you walking your cat?'” she said. “My sister said yes. Then her children in the car started barking and my sister looked at her cat and said, “It's OK. They are only joking,” and the cat looked at my sister and proceeded to walk by the car.”
McLeod said the cat, a 9- or 10-year-old stray they took in years ago while living in Redford, started walking with her last summer.
McLeod had stopped smoking and started walking. The cat began to follow her and each time, she would take it a couple houses farther.
“Now she walks anywhere I go,” she said.
Catwalk: Feline follows owner on nightly excursions
Many Livonia residents walk their dogs.
But Lisa McLeod walks her cat — without a leash.
The black and white-spotted feline follows McLeod all around their Hix-Schoolcraft neighborhood. If a dog being walked on a leash is about to pass by on the sidewalk, McLeod warns Kiewie and she lies down on a driveway, out of the dog's reach.
“People cannot believe I'm walking my cat,” she said of the looks she gets from neighbors and passersby.
Next-door neighbor Dave Thomas said he and his wife, Sue, get a kick out of watching Kiewie follow McLeod. “It's pretty funny,” Thomas said.
Thomas said the cat looks both ways before crossing the street, turning her head left and right. “It's really something,” he said.
Kiewie also protects McLeod's younger cat, Tiger, from cars. One day Tiger got too close to the road and Kiewie ran after her and chased her back to the house, McLeod said.
McLeod's sister, Jackie Schwalm of Milford, e-mailed the Observer about Kiewie.
She said the cat seems to understand what her sister is saying.
“Once a family was leaving their house in their car and the mother asked my sister, ‘Are you walking your cat?'” she said. “My sister said yes. Then her children in the car started barking and my sister looked at her cat and said, “It's OK. They are only joking,” and the cat looked at my sister and proceeded to walk by the car.”
McLeod said the cat, a 9- or 10-year-old stray they took in years ago while living in Redford, started walking with her last summer.
McLeod had stopped smoking and started walking. The cat began to follow her and each time, she would take it a couple houses farther.
“Now she walks anywhere I go,” she said.
GingerSnap
New Member
You just know that tiger is thinking "Damn this glass! I wants to eat me some tasty young baby!"
Lovely tiger. I like it's soft coloring.
The_Draize_Train
Banned
still I cling
silly note writer
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blue jag
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blue jag
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http://www.hometownlife.com/article/20090419/NEWS10/904190519/1027
Catwalk: Feline follows owner on nightly excursions
Many Livonia residents walk their dogs.
But Lisa McLeod walks her cat — without a leash
Bloody fantastic!
Oh my god. it's Robby!
spontaneously luminescent
ok, so normally i do not close the bathroom door when i am home "alone"
however, recently the cat has taken to jumping up on my lap when i go number 2
so now i close the door all the time, does the cat not really know what i am doing then?
however, recently the cat has taken to jumping up on my lap when i go number 2
so now i close the door all the time, does the cat not really know what i am doing then?
Sicy
Smother Me Mother
ok, so normally i do not close the bathroom door when i am home "alone"
however, recently the cat has taken to jumping up on my lap when i go number 2
so now i close the door all the time, does the cat not really know what i am doing then?
lol my cats always have to be in the bathroom with me, whether I'm going, showering, putting on makeup, etc.
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