Here we go again . . . Bast, please stop!

I've said I'm not in a position to deal with rescues and strays anymore.
I lost my friend Therese over the last one I tried to help (although
he did get a good home). So why do I have a sleek little black boy on
my (still sinking) bed?

I just fed him. That's all. Yeah, I know. grin But while I was
feeding him, my next-door-neighbor yelled "Is that your cat?" "No," I
said. "Well if I see it around here again, I'm gonna kill it."

Okay. Inside we go, with the cat. Phone calls to the police and Humane
Society give me no help, since the a**h*le hadn't actually done
anything. But I am not about to leave this cat out with a threat like
that being made.

Just what I needed.

So on my Trill and Merlyn vet trip, I took "Pinky" along. "Pinky"
because he has a pink collar on. I get him tested so he does not have
to be stuck in a carrier. He's fine, no feleuk or FIV. And he's
neutered and declawed (hisssssssssss). The vet suggests he ran away
from home because he was just *so* embarrassed they put a pink collar on
him -- lol!

While it's possible he was dumped, it's still more likely he got out
somehow. He's an affectionate little thing, although he's definitely a
hoolikitten, too. Vet figures he was born in the spring, or perhaps
last winter. So he's not a year old yet. I'm guessing 6-7 months.

So I've got a flyer up at the vet, a posting on petfbi.org, checking the
lost and found ads, checking the neighbors. No luck so far. Since I
had him tested, he's allowed to be near my beasts, although the one time
I let him out of my room to see how that went, he was pretty much
surrounded by hissing cats. Poor little guy.

Bast, you gotta stop sending them to me!

Pics of the little guy:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/sabracat/

Ginger-lyn
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Ginger-lyn wrote:
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Adorable!!!

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Ginger-lyn wrote:
I've said I'm not in a position to deal with rescues and strays anymore.
I lost my friend Therese over the last one I tried to help (although he
did get a good home). So why do I have a sleek little black boy on my
(still sinking) bed?

I just fed him. That's all. Yeah, I know. grin But while I was
feeding him, my next-door-neighbor yelled "Is that your cat?" "No," I
said. "Well if I see it around here again, I'm gonna kill it."

Okay. Inside we go, with the cat. Phone calls to the police and Humane
Society give me no help, since the a**h*le hadn't actually done
anything. But I am not about to leave this cat out with a threat like
that being made.

Just what I needed.

So on my Trill and Merlyn vet trip, I took "Pinky" along. "Pinky"
because he has a pink collar on. I get him tested so he does not have
to be stuck in a carrier. He's fine, no feleuk or FIV. And he's
neutered and declawed (hisssssssssss). The vet suggests he ran away
from home because he was just *so* embarrassed they put a pink collar on
him -- lol!

While it's possible he was dumped, it's still more likely he got out
somehow. He's an affectionate little thing, although he's definitely a
hoolikitten, too. Vet figures he was born in the spring, or perhaps
last winter. So he's not a year old yet. I'm guessing 6-7 months.

So I've got a flyer up at the vet, a posting on petfbi.org, checking the
lost and found ads, checking the neighbors. No luck so far. Since I
had him tested, he's allowed to be near my beasts, although the one time
I let him out of my room to see how that went, he was pretty much
surrounded by hissing cats. Poor little guy.

Bast, you gotta stop sending them to me!

Pics of the little guy:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/sabracat/

Ginger-lyn

What a sleek, beautiful boy he is.

Ginger-lyn wrote:

Bast, you gotta stop sending them to me!

Pics of the little guy:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sabracat/

Eeeeee!! He's gorgeous! Purrs to find him a great home ASAP.

Many-day-old litterbox offerings to your stupid neighbor. You have the
worst luck with lousy neighbors.

Joyce

On 2007-11-14 17:24:39 -0600, Ginger-lyn said:

I've said I'm not in a position to deal with rescues and strays
anymore. I lost my friend Therese over the last one I tried to help
(although he did get a good home). So why do I have a sleek little
black boy on my (still sinking) bed?

I just fed him. That's all. Yeah, I know. grin But while I was
feeding him, my next-door-neighbor yelled "Is that your cat?" "No," I
said. "Well if I see it around here again, I'm gonna kill it."

Okay. Inside we go, with the cat. Phone calls to the police and
Humane Society give me no help, since the a**h*le hadn't actually done
anything. But I am not about to leave this cat out with a threat like
that being made.

Just what I needed.

So on my Trill and Merlyn vet trip, I took "Pinky" along. "Pinky"
because he has a pink collar on. I get him tested so he does not have
to be stuck in a carrier. He's fine, no feleuk or FIV. And he's
neutered and declawed (hisssssssssss). The vet suggests he ran away
from home because he was just *so* embarrassed they put a pink collar
on him -- lol!

While it's possible he was dumped, it's still more likely he got out
somehow. He's an affectionate little thing, although he's definitely a
hoolikitten, too. Vet figures he was born in the spring, or perhaps
last winter. So he's not a year old yet. I'm guessing 6-7 months.

So I've got a flyer up at the vet, a posting on petfbi.org, checking
the lost and found ads, checking the neighbors. No luck so far. Since
I had him tested, he's allowed to be near my beasts, although the one
time I let him out of my room to see how that went, he was pretty much
surrounded by hissing cats. Poor little guy.

Bast, you gotta stop sending them to me!

Pics of the little guy:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/sabracat/

Ginger-lyn

Wow. He is sooooo shiny! He sure is in good shape. Maybe you will find
his home.

Ginger-lyn wrote:
Bast, you gotta stop sending them to me!

Pics of the little guy:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/sabracat/

He is absolutely stunning! If I wasn't half a world away, I'd be right
ovber to pick him up. I hope you find his home, whether it is yours
or someone else's.

--
Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.

On Wed, 14 Nov 2007 18:24:39 -0500, Ginger-lyn
wrote:

I've said I'm not in a position to deal with rescues and strays anymore.
I lost my friend Therese over the last one I tried to help (although
he did get a good home). So why do I have a sleek little black boy on
my (still sinking) bed?

I just fed him. That's all. Yeah, I know. grin But while I was
feeding him, my next-door-neighbor yelled "Is that your cat?" "No," I
said. "Well if I see it around here again, I'm gonna kill it."

Okay. Inside we go, with the cat. Phone calls to the police and Humane
Society give me no help, since the a**h*le hadn't actually done
anything. But I am not about to leave this cat out with a threat like
that being made.

Just what I needed.

So on my Trill and Merlyn vet trip, I took "Pinky" along. "Pinky"
because he has a pink collar on. I get him tested so he does not have
to be stuck in a carrier. He's fine, no feleuk or FIV. And he's
neutered and declawed (hisssssssssss). The vet suggests he ran away
from home because he was just *so* embarrassed they put a pink collar on
him -- lol!

While it's possible he was dumped, it's still more likely he got out
somehow. He's an affectionate little thing, although he's definitely a
hoolikitten, too. Vet figures he was born in the spring, or perhaps
last winter. So he's not a year old yet. I'm guessing 6-7 months.

So I've got a flyer up at the vet, a posting on petfbi.org, checking the
lost and found ads, checking the neighbors. No luck so far. Since I
had him tested, he's allowed to be near my beasts, although the one time
I let him out of my room to see how that went, he was pretty much
surrounded by hissing cats. Poor little guy.

Bast, you gotta stop sending them to me!

Pics of the little guy:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/sabracat/

Ginger-lyn

I don't think I've ever seen such a *shiny* black kitty before.

He hasn't been outside long; he looks very healthy.

I won't comment on the declawing; it just raises my blood pressure
dangerously....

Perhaps you will find his humans before you get too attached to the
adorable fellow.

Most likely, he got into the great OUT somehow, and just got lost.

I hope his humans are working as hard to find him, as you are to find
them!

He's lucky he found a real cat lover, to look after him. But then, it
seems like cats seem to be able to do that, quite well.....

Best of luck finding his humans.

~~~~~~~~~~~~
"Life without cats would be only marginally worth living."
-TC, and the unmercifully, relentlessly, sweet calico kitty, Kenzie.

How you behave towards cats here below determines your status in Heaven.
- Robert Heinlein

Life is very difficult. Once you understand that, life becomes easier.
-Buddha

Ginger-lyn wrote:
I've said I'm not in a position to deal with rescues and strays
anymore. I lost my friend Therese over the last one I tried to help
(although he did get a good home). So why do I have a sleek little black
boy on
my (still sinking) bed?
snip
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sabracat/

Ginger-lyn

He's very cute. Purrs that you find his home, or a new one asap. Purrs that
you can renew your friendship with Therese.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

Oh I know what you mean. I have my 9 and the neighbourhood tom enjoys
sitting right next to their enclosure watching them. I think cats just
attract more cats. So much for them being loners.

I truely hope that pink collared kitty gets re-united with his humans
and that they are nice people.

He is beautiful.

Dewi

"Ginger-lyn" wrote in message
...
I've said I'm not in a position to deal with rescues and strays anymore.
Bast, you gotta stop sending them to me!
Pics of the little guy:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sabracat/

OMG he's adorable, SO like my beloved RB Aries!!!

I'd arrange purrs for his loving owners to show up but they've gone to the
litterbox-offering corner for the declawing.

So may I have the boys purr instead for this lovely chap to find a better
home with you or a pal?

Gordon & the FF


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