Introducing.................Smudge

[Mw Roofline]

I thought Smudge was on charge!

 

[ajrtd]

Bahco looks like you have one happy kitten there

Our rescue cat Squeak having a nap.

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• ajrtd
• 19 Dec 2010
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[Nige F]

Smudge if you have 2 others are they called tallow and moleskin

 

[Whitespirit66]

Nice story...........I see that you left him with a handy bit of wire to chew on. Just like my late cat, he loved it.

I thought Smudge was on charge!

Think he's just charging up his 'cat-nav'!

 

[Ricardus]

Kittens are great.

Rescue kittens are even better

I got my pair from National Animal Welfare Trust and they cost me £60 each to cover the worming, anti-flea treatment, neutering and microchipping.
Best £120 I ever spent!

One of mine chewed through the wire on a phone charger whilst it was live (on the 12v DC side luckily) but doesn't seem to have suffered any ill effects and hasn't been quite so keen to nibble on wires again.

 

[masona]

Still a bit shy

 

[masona]

How do make the photo smaller in photobucket ? I edited smaller and saved it but still can't do it right

 

[wreckedit]

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• wreckedit
• 20 Dec 2010
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Our old stray cat, Wisper the Wire Chewer, comes back every year to visit us. We can only tell when it's been snowing.

 

[ColJack]

thoes are small person footprints, you can see the shoe shape and the heel is a deeper indent..

 

[wreckedit]

thoes are small person footprints, you can see the shoe shape and the heel is a deeper indent..

Aaah!, then the mystery is solved he came back in the expectation of snowy weather, in a pair of boots...........puss in boots

Thank you Col.

 

[David937]

What a lovely cat Bahco

Here's little Tigger

 

[Bahco]

Nice to see so many beautiful cats and also to see there are lots of cat lovers on here.

Keep your cat pics coming.

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

This is Hattie, a propper muppet!

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• freddiemercurystwin
• 24 Dec 2010
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[Ricardus]

For anyone feeling the need for feline : The Cat Rescue Resource - covers most of the UK & parts of Ireland. There are even rescue centres that specialise in pedigree breeds not just common moggies.