From 4 to 5....and now from 5 to 6 cats..

his_missus

Oh, Hubby has his uses... taking the cat poop out to the bin in the rain/dark and extracting the half/dead ratty presents they sometimes leave me in the kitchen

gettingready

Oh.. ok... LOL

gettingready

5 out of 6 - Macius jumped off

From the left: Fred, Teddy, George, Fiona, Phoebe

his_missus

The only time I've ever managed to get a photo of all mine together was when I put the fire on and they were all jostling for a spot in front of it!

gettingready

I just open a can of cat food

gettingready

Fred has got a competition for the kitchen counter - her Phoebe feeling sorry for herself as she tried to scare Fred but he stood his ground



So far so good - bit of hissing now and again but nothing major.

Took Fiona to the garden twice now, all my boys gathered around her in a very friendly way kind of trying to encourage her to have a run but he was running back home so took her back in only for her to sit at the window and watch the boys running...

All with time I guess...#

Zara over the moon SIX "babies" to look after

gettingready

Got ALL of them..

6 cats having dinner and Zara waiting for leftovers LOL

senileturtle

Least she's going to a nice home, it sounds. Like you said, many cat/dog/etc lovers cannot imagine others taking on their wards. I'm the same. It seems to be more to do with that we know these animals personalities well, and likes and dislikes and thus feel we can provide better than anyone else to meed the aforementioned's requirements and more so due to our bonds with them.

Four moggies here, and two mutts. All rescues. Wouldn't have it any other way

senileturtle

gettingready wrote: »

Got ALL of them..

6 cats having dinner and Zara waiting for leftovers LOL

Even from the back, Zara is georgeous. What lovely fur! One of our dogs gets bullied by one of the cats when he's eating.

Anyway, lovely photo.

gettingready

senileturtle wrote: »

Least she's going to a nice home, it sounds. Like you said, many cat/dog/etc lovers cannot imagine others taking on their wards. I'm the same. It seems to be more to do with that we know these animals personalities well, and likes and dislikes and thus feel we can provide better than anyone else to meed the aforementioned's requirements and more so due to our bonds with them.

Four moggies here, and two mutts. All rescues. Wouldn't have it any other way

Sorry but I have a feeling you meant to post this somewhere else? Does not relate to my/this thread really