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Amber at age 15
I just posted a message in h+b about declawing, and I looked up a picture of
Amber (RB) at age 15 to post with the message. Amber was a dear, sweet, gentle cat and she had been four-paw declawed *before* I adopted her. We had many good years together, and she lived to age 16. I thought some of you might like to see a picture of her -- she was also a truly gorgeous cat. She obviously had some Siamese and I would guess some Persian (and looked very much like a flame-point Balinese). http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/...4916&members=1 - or - you could use this TinyURL: http://tinyurl.com/a5tpn MaryL |
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"MaryL" -OUT-THE-LITTER wrote in message news:wCFBe.116435$yV4.51741@okepread03... I just posted a message in h+b about declawing, and I looked up a picture of Amber (RB) at age 15 to post with the message. Amber was a dear, sweet, gentle cat and she had been four-paw declawed *before* I adopted her. We had many good years together, and she lived to age 16. I thought some of you might like to see a picture of her -- she was also a truly gorgeous cat. She obviously had some Siamese and I would guess some Persian (and looked very much like a flame-point Balinese). http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/...4916&members=1 - or - you could use this TinyURL: http://tinyurl.com/a5tpn MaryL What a lovely girl. Such a shame that someone didn't see fit to let a cat be a cat and chose to maim her. I really don't understand someone deciding they want a cat. But not one with claws. And even that isn't enough for them so they dump them off for someone else to care for. So glad you found each other. Jo |
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MaryL wrote: I just posted a message in h+b about declawing, and I looked up a picture of Amber (RB) at age 15 to post with the message. Amber was a dear, sweet, gentle cat and she had been four-paw declawed *before* I adopted her. We had many good years together, and she lived to age 16. I thought some of you might like to see a picture of her -- she was also a truly gorgeous cat. She obviously had some Siamese and I would guess some Persian (and looked very much like a flame-point Balinese). http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/...4916&members=1 - or - you could use this TinyURL: http://tinyurl.com/a5tpn MaryL She was a knockout beauty all right. I'll never understand the claw removal thing. To me, the combination of sharp claws and teeth surrounded by furry softness is one of the things that makes cats such lovely and fascinating creatures. |
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MaryL wrote:
I just posted a message in h+b about declawing, and I looked up a picture of Amber (RB) at age 15 to post with the message. Amber was a dear, sweet, gentle cat and she had been four-paw declawed *before* I adopted her. We had many good years together, and she lived to age 16. I thought some of you might like to see a picture of her -- she was also a truly gorgeous cat. She obviously had some Siamese and I would guess some Persian (and looked very much like a flame-point Balinese). http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/...4916&members=1 - or - you could use this TinyURL: http://tinyurl.com/a5tpn MaryL She was just beautiful. Jill |
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On Thu, 14 Jul 2005 21:57:37 -0500, "MaryL"
-OUT-THE-LITTER yodeled: I just posted a message in h+b about declawing, and I looked up a picture of Amber (RB) at age 15 to post with the message. Amber was a dear, sweet, gentle cat and she had been four-paw declawed *before* I adopted her. We had many good years together, and she lived to age 16. I thought some of you might like to see a picture of her -- she was also a truly gorgeous cat. She obviously had some Siamese and I would guess some Persian (and looked very much like a flame-point Balinese). http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/...4916&members=1 - or - you could use this TinyURL: http://tinyurl.com/a5tpn MaryL WOW! She was a stunner. Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com |
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MaryL wrote:
I just posted a message in h+b about declawing, and I looked up a picture of Amber (RB) at age 15 to post with the message. Amber was a dear, sweet, gentle cat and she had been four-paw declawed *before* I adopted her. We had many good years together, and she lived to age 16. I thought some of you might like to see a picture of her -- she was also a truly gorgeous cat. She obviously had some Siamese and I would guess some Persian (and looked very much like a flame-point Balinese). http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/...4916&members=1 - or - you could use this TinyURL: http://tinyurl.com/a5tpn MaryL What a lovely kitty she was. You're very lucky to have known her Kristy |
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MaryL wrote:
I just posted a message in h+b about declawing, and I looked up a picture of Amber (RB) at age 15 to post with the message. Amber was a dear, sweet, gentle cat and she had been four-paw declawed *before* I adopted her. We had many good years together, and she lived to age 16. I thought some of you might like to see a picture of her -- she was also a truly gorgeous cat. She obviously had some Siamese and I would guess some Persian (and looked very much like a flame-point Balinese). http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/...4916&members=1 - or - you could use this TinyURL: http://tinyurl.com/a5tpn MaryL She was a beautiful little thing. How sad that someone mutilated her. |
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"MaryL" -OUT-THE-LITTER wrote in message news:wCFBe.116435$yV4.51741@okepread03... I just posted a message in h+b about declawing, and I looked up a picture of Amber (RB) at age 15 to post with the message. Amber was a dear, sweet, gentle cat and she had been four-paw declawed *before* I adopted her. We had many good years together, and she lived to age 16. I thought some of you might like to see a picture of her -- she was also a truly gorgeous cat. She obviously had some Siamese and I would guess some Persian (and looked very much like a flame-point Balinese). http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/...4916&members=1 - or - you could use this TinyURL: http://tinyurl.com/a5tpn MaryL Beautiful cat! It's a sin that someone maimed her. Has anyone noticed certain types of material that seem to just ask to be scratched? A couple of years ago I replaced my carpeting. The old carpeting was polyester and the cats had never bothered it. The new carpet was nylon and my one cat thought I had bought him a whole room scratcher. He turned his nose up at his old carpet covered steps (so he'd have horizontal and vertical surfaces) that he's happily been using for years and went to town in the living room. He passed before I figured out why and how to stop it and have wondered ever since what set him off. Smell? Texture? The material? I have a big cat tree that all the cats seem to enjoy but now my Boots has started showing an interest in the same dang carpet. Frankly at this point I'm ready to call it a total loss but am afraid to replace it without knowing what the attraction is. W |
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in article , Wendy at
wrote on 7/15/05 6:41AM: "MaryL" -OUT-THE-LITTER wrote in message news:wCFBe.116435$yV4.51741@okepread03... I just posted a message in h+b about declawing, and I looked up a picture of Amber (RB) at age 15 to post with the message. Amber was a dear, sweet, gentle cat and she had been four-paw declawed *before* I adopted her. We had many good years together, and she lived to age 16. I thought some of you might like to see a picture of her -- she was also a truly gorgeous cat. She obviously had some Siamese and I would guess some Persian (and looked very much like a flame-point Balinese). http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/...2364916&member s=1 - or - you could use this TinyURL: http://tinyurl.com/a5tpn MaryL Beautiful cat! It's a sin that someone maimed her. Has anyone noticed certain types of material that seem to just ask to be scratched? A couple of years ago I replaced my carpeting. The old carpeting was polyester and the cats had never bothered it. The new carpet was nylon and my one cat thought I had bought him a whole room scratcher. He turned his nose up at his old carpet covered steps (so he'd have horizontal and vertical surfaces) that he's happily been using for years and went to town in the living room. He passed before I figured out why and how to stop it and have wondered ever since what set him off. Smell? Texture? The material? I have a big cat tree that all the cats seem to enjoy but now my Boots has started showing an interest in the same dang carpet. Frankly at this point I'm ready to call it a total loss but am afraid to replace it without knowing what the attraction is. W generally it *seems* to be texture that attracts them, but maybe there is smell involved too? |
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