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I had to put down my cat of 13 years last month so I'm catless now. Her name was Miss: Mutley. When I rescued her from the pound she was a scrawny, filthy, flea infested fur ball. She reminded me of a neighbors mixed breed dog I knew as a kid, his name was Mutley. She may of had an ugly name but she grew up to be a beautiful cat. She looked like Dollybirds avatar on here.
12 years ago. Rating: 24 | |
love millie xx
Sleepy...
12 years ago. Rating: 24 | |
A few months ago Lily died she was about 12years - all black and so lovely. I now have a cat that looks like Felix named BO BO( there is a reason for this name), and another all white with Ginger belongs to University guy around the corner but wants to stay here - why I do not know - his name is KAI. All the cats I have ever had have been strays and would you believe since Lily's demise yet another cat comes - he is ginger and looks so well looked after but pops in and out - too easy to get in here oh dear it worries me. Once had a cat I named Big Boy - my friends used to laugh - calling big boy out the window. He was a huge tabby and the Vet said it was because he had not been Doctored too right I had to take him to the vet as he was fighting every other cat in site.
12 years ago. Rating: 20 | |
Worthless.............and he answers to it..........................
12 years ago. Rating: 18 | |
Lilo Maya-Maya
12 years ago. Rating: 18 | |
I love her. She loves me... we listen to Pearl Jam way up loud!
4 cats; Tommy he is 13 & has no teeth, Tyson orange tabby he's named after Mike Tyson because he likes to bite, Princess part Siamese & grey tabby very sweet, Spaz black cat that keeps running into doors, closed windows etc. Love my little furry family thanks for asking.
12 years ago. Rating: 17 | |
I call mind Samanta!
12 years ago. Rating: 15 | |
DOG because he has an inferiorty complex.
12 years ago. Rating: 13 | |
No cats at present. May be moving. My lifetime faves from #1 on down are Roxie (soul connection from the start, beautiful black and white, lively, last cat I had), Oscar (an abused Russian Blue whose tail had been broken at the base and never moved on it's own, yet an excellent mouser. When we moved to North Carolina from Florida with him, on the third day in our new residence he promptly disappeared.. Put up ads, radio station ads, checked pound regularly. :-( 6 wks later we get a call from a lady 25 mi away. Aside from the trek he HAD to cross 2 major interstates to get to where he was eventually found. Skinny Oscar was eating breadcrumbs she threw out for the birds in her backyard. He let her capture him, called the Fla Humane Sciety from the # on his collar, who forwarded her to us in N.C.!! And do you know, that cat was headed exactly due South, towards Florida, where he was born and raised! We got him back with our family where he stayed until his passing many years later.), Tigger ( huge male gray tabby, so sweet and lived to be 18 yrs), Satin ( Super-shiny, pitch black velvety coat w/green eyes, gorgeous and very intelligent, but not affectionate with anyone but me. We lived on a busy road with her. One night she never showed for dinner and for two weeks thereafter I looked and put up ads for her. One night I got a call from a woman 4 streets over saying she had an elusive, stray black cat she was feeding, and could it be mine. I went to her hse with a cat carrier and managed to trap the cat with food bait, still not knowing if it was mine as it now dark outside and the cat was black, to boot. Took her home, in the house she acted a little strangely, but went right to the spot where I used to keep her water and food, and then shortly after settled onto my lap as always in the past. It WAS Satin! I was super-delighted!! How often does this happen with a lost pet? My then fiance came home from work that night, saw the cat on my lap and his jaw hit the floor, eyes super wide. I said "look, Satin is home!!" and he said "that can't be Satin!" and I said "why not??" and then he told me he came home from work two weeks prior to find Satin lying lifeless on the side of the road in front of our house, having been hit by a car he thought. Thinking she was dead he put her in a box and hid her under the Arbor Vitae trees, planning to bury her the next day, but when he went to bury her she was gone from the box. He never told me because he thought I would deal with a missing cat better than a dead cat. Boy, did I set him straight!! Vet said she had some brain damage from the hit and was probably why she couldn't find her way home. She always was different after that incident, but another good ending. ), Sweet Pea (My young daughter named her. She just boldly entered our living room one evening with our doors having been opened to enjoy the night air and she never left, a little bit skittish female, gray tabby). <3 my cats......... :- >
12 years ago. Rating: 10 | |
I have read the story about your cat that was hit by a car and survived I believe on the Internet. That is an amazing story.I love cats and dogs too.