Kittens. Update

[PPM]

Originally Posted by ChrisS

Hiya Donna, these photo's are lovely, kudos that you stuck in there with them too. On the 8th Nov, a week afore we flew to Fl, we lost our 19 year old Amber mitten, your photos made me smile. I hope you have as much joy as we had from our hugely missed lass.

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So sorry to hear about your Amber. I assume you will be needing to give a home to another lap cat when you come back.
I can send you down one of our three, Luna, as long as you like weekly presents of birds, mice, moles and even a couple bats! She’s so nice

[ChrisS]

Originally Posted by PPM

So sorry to hear about your Amber. I assume you will be needing to give a home to another lap cat when you come back.
I can send you down one of our three, Luna, as long as you like weekly presents of birds, mice, moles and even a couple bats! She’s so nice

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When younger Amber loved to hunt, brought home, and got thro two cat flaps, a full grown dead weight rabbit on one occasion. Plonked it at my feet, I asked did she want it cooking! Sheesh!

Won't be having another one PPM, I brushed the situation surrounding Amber's death under the carpet, wrong move as it was very bad, plus the unknown stress I had re da; no wonder I ended up so ill in a Fl hospital I'll reconsider homing another mitten once we stop travelling.

[Taffy1959]

They are lovely and I'm so glad you managed to socialise them.

DH got me a half Siamese feral kitten from a farm for my 35th birthday and he was wild when he came home with him but within a couple of weeks he was fine, we had him for 15 years and he was the most loving cat I've ever had.
I was devastated when he died 9 years ago and still miss him.

[Lumpy]

We have an ex feral cat, Frankie. He was an adult when he came into the garden looking a bit sorry for himself. It took me two years to get him to let me stroke and to get him in the house. He now lies happily on the cushion next to me for hours, loves to be stroked and fussed and will sit on my knee. He won't be picked up though so when he had a very bad abcess due to fighting and needed to be taken to the vets it took two of us, a very large pair of leather gauntlets, a very brave vet and a lot of gin (for me not the cat) afterwards. He won't sleep in the house and won't use the cat flap so he has a very nice luxury house next to the french doors on the deck and of course breakfast served in bed every morning