Three boys

My neighbor and I have started feeding a big feral black and white boy.
He's still unapproachable. I reassured my mom that we wouldn't be overrun
with outdoor cats because he 's a tom, and as I told Mom, "They're
territorial." But he's been coming back. With first one, then two, tom
buddies. Right now, they are all snoozing in a sun patch on the porch. Oh,
well.


--
Theresa and Dante
drtmuirATearthlink.net

Stinky Forever: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh

Kreisleriana wrote:
My neighbor and I have started feeding a big feral black and white boy.
He's still unapproachable. I reassured my mom that we wouldn't be overrun
with outdoor cats because he 's a tom, and as I told Mom, "They're
territorial." But he's been coming back. With first one, then two, tom
buddies. Right now, they are all snoozing in a sun patch on the porch. Oh,
well.


From personal experience: Tom's will bring their girlfriend (usually
pregnant) and she will later bring her kittens. Best wishes. MLB

"MLB" wrote in message
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Kreisleriana wrote:
My neighbor and I have started feeding a big feral black and white boy.
He's still unapproachable. I reassured my mom that we wouldn't be
overrun with outdoor cats because he 's a tom, and as I told Mom,
"They're territorial." But he's been coming back. With first one, then
two, tom buddies. Right now, they are all snoozing in a sun patch on the
porch. Oh, well.


From personal experience: Tom's will bring their girlfriend (usually
pregnant) and she will later bring her kittens. Best wishes. MLB


You mean they'll ALL bring their pregnant girlfriends? Oy.


--
Theresa and Dante
drtmuirATearthlink.net

Stinky Forever: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh

Kreisleriana wrote:
My neighbor and I have started feeding a big feral black and white boy.
He's still unapproachable. I reassured my mom that we wouldn't be overrun
with outdoor cats because he 's a tom, and as I told Mom, "They're
territorial." But he's been coming back. With first one, then two, tom
buddies. Right now, they are all snoozing in a sun patch on the porch. Oh,
well.

Well, two is not much more than one. And three is not much more than
two... Uh, I used to be good at math. :P

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

Kreisleriana wrote:

My neighbor and I have started feeding a big feral black and white boy.
He's still unapproachable. I reassured my mom that we wouldn't be overrun
with outdoor cats because he 's a tom, and as I told Mom, "They're
territorial." But he's been coming back. With first one, then two, tom
buddies. Right now, they are all snoozing in a sun patch on the porch. Oh,
well.

Toms might not being kittens, but apparently they do have their
carousing pals. And now they've caroused themelves right onto your
front porch - they know a good deal when they see on. Make room, Mom!

--
Joyce ^..^

(To email me, remove the X's from my user name.)

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Kreisleriana wrote:

My neighbor and I have started feeding a big feral black and white boy.
He's still unapproachable. I reassured my mom that we wouldn't be
overrun
with outdoor cats because he 's a tom, and as I told Mom, "They're
territorial." But he's been coming back. With first one, then two, tom
buddies. Right now, they are all snoozing in a sun patch on the porch.
Oh,
well.

Toms might not being kittens, but apparently they do have their
carousing pals. And now they've caroused themelves right onto your
front porch - they know a good deal when they see on. Make room, Mom!

=

I guess I should have known better-- there have always been feral cats
around here, and I guess I have observed my share of amiable toms who were
quite laid-back about "competition."

--
Theresa and Dante
drtmuirATearthlink.net

Stinky Forever: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh

It isn't spring yet so the group may yet thin out a bit.
"Kreisleriana" wrote in message
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My neighbor and I have started feeding a big feral black and white boy.
He's still unapproachable. I reassured my mom that we wouldn't be overrun
with outdoor cats because he 's a tom, and as I told Mom, "They're
territorial." But he's been coming back. With first one, then two, tom
buddies. Right now, they are all snoozing in a sun patch on the porch.
Oh, well.


--
Theresa and Dante
drtmuirATearthlink.net

Stinky Forever: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh

My neighbor and I have started feeding a big feral black and white boy.
He's still unapproachable. I reassured my mom that we wouldn't be overrun
with outdoor cats because he 's a tom, and as I told Mom, "They're
territorial." But he's been coming back. With first one, then two, tom
buddies. Right now, they are all snoozing in a sun patch on the porch.
Oh, well.
It isn't spring yet so the group may yet thin out a bit.

I once woke up in an apartment in Croatia and looked out to see 29 cats
sitting at the front of the building waiting for their breakfast.

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My neighbor and I have started feeding a big feral black and white boy.
He's still unapproachable. I reassured my mom that we wouldn't be
overrun
with outdoor cats because he 's a tom, and as I told Mom, "They're
territorial." But he's been coming back. With first one, then two, tom
buddies. Right now, they are all snoozing in a sun patch on the porch.
Oh, well.
It isn't spring yet so the group may yet thin out a bit.

I once woke up in an apartment in Croatia and looked out to see 29 cats
sitting at the front of the building waiting for their breakfast.


All that concerted cat-power willing someone to get up and feed them! It's
a wonder they had to wait at all.


--
Theresa and Dante
drtmuirATearthlink.net

Stinky Forever: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh

On Sun, 01 Feb 2009 12:46:05 -0700, MLB wrote:

Kreisleriana wrote:
My neighbor and I have started feeding a big feral black and white boy.
He's still unapproachable. I reassured my mom that we wouldn't be overrun
with outdoor cats because he 's a tom, and as I told Mom, "They're
territorial." But he's been coming back. With first one, then two, tom
buddies. Right now, they are all snoozing in a sun patch on the porch. Oh,
well.


From personal experience: Tom's will bring their girlfriend (usually
pregnant) and she will later bring her kittens. Best wishes. MLB


Been there, done that!! :-(

Just when you think you have tamed and rehomed the last another one
shows up!! NEVER ENDS!!