Jack Campin
April 25th 16, 08:51 PM
> Then there was someone whose cat had claimed ownership of an orange wig.
> I think the cat might've thought the wig was its baby (I can't remember
> whether this was a male or female cat, but maybe it doesn't matter).
> Anyway, this cat would drag the wig between its legs and walk bowlegged
> like a leopard dragging a gazelle, everywhere he/she went.
Our Ishtar did something similar, but it was rather sad. She had
a litter of three kittens - a black one and a tuxedo that survived,
and a stillborn tuxedo. For the rest of her life, if she found a
black glove, she'd pick it up and carry it around in her mouth,
then put it down gently and meow pathetically at it when it didn't
move.
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> I think the cat might've thought the wig was its baby (I can't remember
> whether this was a male or female cat, but maybe it doesn't matter).
> Anyway, this cat would drag the wig between its legs and walk bowlegged
> like a leopard dragging a gazelle, everywhere he/she went.
Our Ishtar did something similar, but it was rather sad. She had
a litter of three kittens - a black one and a tuxedo that survived,
and a stillborn tuxedo. For the rest of her life, if she found a
black glove, she'd pick it up and carry it around in her mouth,
then put it down gently and meow pathetically at it when it didn't
move.
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e m a i l : j a c k @ c a m p i n . m e . u k
Jack Campin, 11 Third Street, Newtongrange, Midlothian EH22 4PU, Scotland
mobile 07800 739 557 <http://www.campin.me.uk> Twitter: JackCampin