Gorgeous kitty

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NEVER see cats that need a bath and a good grooming and a good meal.
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Marcia


That is just wonderful to hear that somewhere in the world bedraggled,
starving cats are a rare sight. I see them far too often.

Hope the kitty makes out okay. I wonder if she is lost from her owner.

Sherry

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We dropped off our shopping, had a chat about it, and decided to bring
her home - which Otis would have gone mad about, and he is boss, being
17 and diabetic, but just taken her to get checked out at the vet and
then put her up for re-homing (I know I would want to keep her, but I
HAVE to put Otis first). When we went back to where we'd found her we
couldn't find her again, and it was getting dark. We will keep
looking, I just hope some kind soul looks after her, cos she really
didn't look too good to me.


Purrs that you find her again, poor baby.

--
Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.
marina (dot) kurten (at) iki (dot) fi
Stories and pics at http://koti.welho.com/mkurten/
Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/
and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki

wrote:

Sighs. We were coming back from some shopping the other day and were
about 10 minutes walk from home, when we saw a stray that looked a bit
like that cutie, it was so sad. She/he was very underweight, and quite
straggly with possibly a broken tail. It's bizarre, because she (I
think she was a she) was so friendly and came straight over for a
cuddle, so she hadn't gone feral, but no-one appeared to be caring for
her, you really don't see cats like that in London, not where I live
anyway, they're either looked after or they're feral and not tame. You
NEVER see cats that need a bath and a good grooming and a good meal. I
couldn't understand why no-one had taken her in, she was so friendly.
I think perhaps her owners had moved and lost her/left her behind,
although I find this hard to believe, I'm not even convinced she wasn't
a pedigree of some sort, although I am no expert, only expert in
moggies!

We dropped off our shopping, had a chat about it, and decided to bring
her home - which Otis would have gone mad about, and he is boss, being
17 and diabetic, but just taken her to get checked out at the vet and
then put her up for re-homing (I know I would want to keep her, but I
HAVE to put Otis first). When we went back to where we'd found her we
couldn't find her again, and it was getting dark. We will keep
looking, I just hope some kind soul looks after her, cos she really
didn't look too good to me.

Marcia

Thank you for caring for the poor kitty, Marcia. I do hope you or some
other nice person finds her a good home,
Polonca and Soncek

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This picture doesn't even qualify as "cute" in my book - this cat is
simply beautiful.

http://mfrost.typepad.com/cute_overl...lodahlink.html

Joyce

She truly is gorgeous! Thanks for the link.
Best wishes,
Polonca and Soncek