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haha cute!
Is he chubby or chunky?
hes actually more fluffy round the face - very thin under it all but just fluffed out
Show us your kitty cats
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hes actually more fluffy round the face - very thin under it all but just fluffed out
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LOL! Excellent!
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Well isn't he a little button
Well isn't he a little button
Hehe, looks all sweet and innocent there. But he is far from it. Bullies all of the other cats, and pins the 3 legged cat down on the floor like he's waiting for her to tap out
OMG epic cuteness mik!!
Thanks
I cant believe how much he eats, he's already eat 1/3 of a tin this morning and he's not much larger than a tin!Haven't decided a name for him yet, I was thinking of Gandalf as he's a grayish colour.
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Here are my two:
Sherbert (Male, 4 years of age)
Thalula (Female, 1 years of age)
We acquired T from our old next door neighbour when their cat had a litter. Sherbie is actually T's dad! We've only had him a few months. Old neighbour wanted to get rid of him. We were more than happy to take him on when we heard.
Bit disturbing when we got him at first as all he wanted to do was just knob his daughter. The old snip soon sorted that out
Sherbert (Male, 4 years of age)
Thalula (Female, 1 years of age)
We acquired T from our old next door neighbour when their cat had a litter. Sherbie is actually T's dad! We've only had him a few months. Old neighbour wanted to get rid of him. We were more than happy to take him on when we heard.
Bit disturbing when we got him at first as all he wanted to do was just knob his daughter. The old snip soon sorted that out
Thanks
Haven't decided a name for him yet, I was thinking of Gandalf as he's a grayish colour.
He looks ridiculously cute though
Should grow to be big (well at least wide
) if he keeps eating like that 
I found a cat last night on a main road on the way home from the QPR game:
She was starving and judging by what she left in the litter she has only been eating grass for the past few days. Very very friendly though so someone is missing her, took her to the vets today and she's not chipped.
Going to put a load of posters up over the next few days, I'd love to keep her if not claimed but the other half says apparently 4 cats is too many.
She was starving and judging by what she left in the litter she has only been eating grass for the past few days. Very very friendly though so someone is missing her, took her to the vets today and she's not chipped.
Going to put a load of posters up over the next few days, I'd love to keep her if not claimed but the other half says apparently 4 cats is too many.
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This is my boy who I lost to FIV about 6 months ago.
I said I wouldn't have any more for a while but this brother and sister were rescued and needed some proper care - flees, worms, very upset tummies. They are well on the mend now and putting on weight nicely.
Bishop and Ripley.
I said I wouldn't have any more for a while but this brother and sister were rescued and needed some proper care - flees, worms, very upset tummies. They are well on the mend now and putting on weight nicely.
Bishop and Ripley.
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a few days after we got her, hiding under the sofa covers
thieving milk...
...and cookies!
snoozing on the airport / phone - now aged one and a bit
a few days after we got her, hiding under the sofa covers
thieving milk...
...and cookies!
snoozing on the airport / phone - now aged one and a bit