stray? kitten

mellymoo74

She came on the walk (as usual) was trying to get my male JRT to hunt with her lol.

Went back out so I just called her in see if she wants breakfast, got a ginger and brown blur running in, she jumped up for a love, gave me an eye clean bit my nose and has gone back out.

OH now thinks pickle thinks I'm her mum

mellymoo74

Today we have
Demanded breakfast
Then not ate it
Demanded out
Then popped up during dog walk and come home.

Her mum was about again, she was hiding so I came out, mum ran off pickle came for a huge thank you love involving hair cleaning lol.

Just had another cuddle and she's sat outside watching the world go by

calicocat

There should be a...What has your insane tortie. done today thread.... .

Mine has been particularly annoying this morning. Bf went downstairs early.....yay..... :T. I have more bed to chill out for a couple of hours whilst bf watches some vile football stuff on tv.

Asbo-cat spends the 2hrs scratching my back or forehead with her claws to get my attention. She does not give up. When bf goes to loo upstairs I ask if he has fed said animal from the devil.

Bf said she hasn't asked for food..(which I do believe, otherwise she would be with him as he was up).

She still doesn't give up.....

Still doesn't.........

I get move , to find what she wants is me out of the bed so she can grab the bit of it where the sunshine was streaming in.. again.... little horror.

So I get up totally and she follows me outside for breakie and doesn't utilise said fabulous bed. Runs round small garden in mad half hour after hanging out in cat nip plant, runs up my leg ripping my skin off, smashes tea cup in circular drug fueled wizz round outside.


Then leaves. The area as if all. This is normal......?

She is around 16yrs old...you have way more fun to come yet................ :rotfl:

mellymoo74

I think the sun makes them worse calico.

OH has the major guilty that we didn't let the howling girl in the first night she headbutted the closed windows and bellowed as she lives here now.

Just had a lovely cuddle including the new addition of a nose nip so I can spend some time with the dogs.

Get some more pics tomorrow.

Any pics of yours?

calicocat

I do this on a mobile, and it says I can't post pictures, I have no idea why.

NewShadow

calicocat wrote: »

I do this on a mobile, and it says I can't post pictures, I have no idea why.

Hi Calicocat.

You need to save the images to something like photobucket

Then, when you've, got the image address, type this using square [] brackets

(IMG)imageaddress(/IMG)

mellymoo74

Just had another present
Yep
Another fledgling
Got a collar that should help from a lovely person (thank you Tuna) going to get that on her as soon as she comes back

Pollycat

mellymoo74 wrote: »

Just had another present
Yep
Another fledgling
Got a collar that should help from a lovely person (thank you Tuna) going to get that on her as soon as she comes back

I put 2 large bells on my 2nd cat's collar.

She was a killing machine - the bells made no difference to her ability to decimate the wildlife at all.

mellymoo74

Don't say that Polly my OH isn't enjoying the lovely well thought out kitten gifts.

She's obviously trying to teach me to hunt and saying g thank you for giving in.

Pollycat

mellymoo74 wrote: »

Don't say that Polly my OH isn't enjoying the lovely well thought out kitten gifts.

She's obviously trying to teach me to hunt and saying g thank you for giving in.

It's sadly true, mellymoo.

She once caught and brought back 8 birds into the house in the time my OH went out to work (and opened the cat flap) and I got up - probably less than an hour, they were in various stages of distress but sadly, none were savable.

She could catch bluebottle flies in her pads and then eat them.

My last (sadly missed) old boy was also a killing machine - farm kitten - but at least he did the it the most humane (imho) way.
He never played with any of his victims.
He brought them back dead, waited for me to 'congratulate' him on his prowess, then ate them.
It was mainly voles and rats though.
I did tell him the robins and various tits, blackbirds etc that frequent our garden were out of bounds. But I did allow him free choice on the pigeons