Some of my Cats
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thanks…they all have their stories. I have too many cats in the house…even I think so 🙂
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I have two, and could easily have more if I allowed it to happen. Fortunately or unfortunately, I have to draw the line because of the small space I live in and the tiny budget I have.
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buying cat food IS an issue, I buy a huge bag at the feed store for $37.00 and it lasts more than two weeks…but half is consumed by the outside cats that never come in the house. They live in the shelter on the deck. NO…I really don’t have the money for that, but I’m committed 🙂
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What lovely cats! It almost made me miss ours who died years ago. John is now allergic to cats, so we won’t be getting a new one.
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cats are wonderful, but they do make a mess when they aren’t sleeping 🙂
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Cats are simply awesome creatures. The ancient Egyptians held cats in the highest esteem 🙂
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yes, they know it, too 🙂
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We have Mawkins and Pearl’s doppelgangers at our house! 🙂 Hubby really wants a Maine Coone… 🙂
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Moby my Maine Coone is huge, about 13 years old, and afraid of his own shadow! He is very sweet and gentle though.
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One of these days, he’ll get his wish…probably after the kids grow up. I can’t handle having that many feet in the house! (We’ve already got three dogs and six cats…the hamsters have gone to Hammie Heaven…)
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Moby will eat most anything, loves cinnamon rolls. I think he weighed 22 pounds at one time, vet said he was not obese.
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I got my dose of kitty for today 🙂
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haha… I do like cats. 🙂
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Love the cats. Nice you are taking care of all those cats. I would if I could.
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the APL came and got them a couple years ago and neutered them all…which helped enormously! In fact they were cats from next door, but I built them a shelter. I have a post about it on my site…key word cat shelter. 🙂
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That was certainly helpful. I read about your shelter and it sounds great. Thanks for what you are doing.
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