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On 2004-10-16, Kajikit wrote: Or did they choose you? Stories please! Fuzzbox (RB) was my first cat, I got him from a private home when he was a kitten. I don't think I paid anything for him at all. He was a beautiful little white kitten with a grey H between his ears. The H faded as he grew. Izzi and Fenda (both RB) came from the RSPCA in Basildon. We lived in East London in a mouse and cockroach infested flat, and got permission from our landlord to get a couple of cats. We told the RSPCA that we wanted two young, neutered cats. Three or four days later, they actually delivered two little black cats, eighteen months old. One was smooth haired and very affectionate (Izzi), the other was semi-longhaired and semi-feral (Fenda). By the time we had them put to sleep because of illness earlier this year, Izzi was a grumpy old grouch, and Fenda was a total love-bug. Charlie (RB) was a stray kitten that I got from my friend's vet. She knew that I was looking for a kitten, and knew that there was a stray at the vets. He was exactly what I was looking for, and it was love at first sight. Spooky (RB) was my first Cats Protection cat, he was a kitten rescued from a neutering job at a feral colony north of Preston. He tamed up very quickly. Ripley turned up at the back door claiming that he'd always lived with me, and that I'd forgotten to feed him recently. I decided to believe him, and he's been very happy with us for the last six or seven years. Cav is a 'chosen' cat, I took his photograph for our Branch Cats Protection website, and showed it to Ade. "Look at this one eyed tabby, isn't he the cutest thing?" Ade fell for him, and we went to see my friend, who was fostering him, had a look at him, drove half way home 'to think about it', then turned the car around and went to get him. Jeanette |
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On 2004-10-16, Kajikit wrote: Or did they choose you? Stories please! Fuzzbox (RB) was my first cat, I got him from a private home when he was a kitten. I don't think I paid anything for him at all. He was a beautiful little white kitten with a grey H between his ears. The H faded as he grew. Izzi and Fenda (both RB) came from the RSPCA in Basildon. We lived in East London in a mouse and cockroach infested flat, and got permission from our landlord to get a couple of cats. We told the RSPCA that we wanted two young, neutered cats. Three or four days later, they actually delivered two little black cats, eighteen months old. One was smooth haired and very affectionate (Izzi), the other was semi-longhaired and semi-feral (Fenda). By the time we had them put to sleep because of illness earlier this year, Izzi was a grumpy old grouch, and Fenda was a total love-bug. Charlie (RB) was a stray kitten that I got from my friend's vet. She knew that I was looking for a kitten, and knew that there was a stray at the vets. He was exactly what I was looking for, and it was love at first sight. Spooky (RB) was my first Cats Protection cat, he was a kitten rescued from a neutering job at a feral colony north of Preston. He tamed up very quickly. Ripley turned up at the back door claiming that he'd always lived with me, and that I'd forgotten to feed him recently. I decided to believe him, and he's been very happy with us for the last six or seven years. Cav is a 'chosen' cat, I took his photograph for our Branch Cats Protection website, and showed it to Ade. "Look at this one eyed tabby, isn't he the cutest thing?" Ade fell for him, and we went to see my friend, who was fostering him, had a look at him, drove half way home 'to think about it', then turned the car around and went to get him. Jeanette |
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Aren't they sweet? Ming is a bit reserved, and has a very subtle purr. Buttercup is absolutely fearless and has a purr like a gravel truck. That pick of peek-a-boo in the box is priceless. --Fil |
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Aren't they sweet? Ming is a bit reserved, and has a very subtle purr. Buttercup is absolutely fearless and has a purr like a gravel truck. That pick of peek-a-boo in the box is priceless. --Fil |
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Aren't they sweet? Ming is a bit reserved, and has a very subtle purr. Buttercup is absolutely fearless and has a purr like a gravel truck. That pick of peek-a-boo in the box is priceless. --Fil |
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Kajikit wrote:
Ted Davis had something important to tell us on Sat, 16 Oct 2004 10:34:33 -0500: On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 15:35:32 +1000, Kajikit wrote: Or did they choose you? Stories please! (no I'm not just a voyeur... in three weeks we'll be getting our own kitties and I'm getting nervous - I've never ever had a cat of my own in my entire life! What if they decide they don't like me?) Of the eleven who live with me at the moment: You're a born catlover alright... I love all the photos and stories about your herd (flock? pride?) The collective name for cats is a clowder. -- Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. |
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Kajikit wrote:
Ted Davis had something important to tell us on Sat, 16 Oct 2004 10:34:33 -0500: On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 15:35:32 +1000, Kajikit wrote: Or did they choose you? Stories please! (no I'm not just a voyeur... in three weeks we'll be getting our own kitties and I'm getting nervous - I've never ever had a cat of my own in my entire life! What if they decide they don't like me?) Of the eleven who live with me at the moment: You're a born catlover alright... I love all the photos and stories about your herd (flock? pride?) The collective name for cats is a clowder. -- Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. |
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Kajikit wrote:
Ted Davis had something important to tell us on Sat, 16 Oct 2004 10:34:33 -0500: On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 15:35:32 +1000, Kajikit wrote: Or did they choose you? Stories please! (no I'm not just a voyeur... in three weeks we'll be getting our own kitties and I'm getting nervous - I've never ever had a cat of my own in my entire life! What if they decide they don't like me?) Of the eleven who live with me at the moment: You're a born catlover alright... I love all the photos and stories about your herd (flock? pride?) The collective name for cats is a clowder. -- Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. |
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