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He's no dummy.
So, normal cats? lolDidn't know there were such a thing as domesticated cats. Maybe I'm thinking of civilized...
James has two- a crazy hag I finally managed to befriend after 8 years. By befriend, I mean she doesn't try to dig ditches in my skin much anymore. Then there's her little 3 legged offspring. She's never harmed me, but I just think she hasn't gotten around to it yet.
Have a Mainish looking cat called Tiger weighs a little more than yours and doesnt take any guff from the daughters 60 lb dog.Well, I've had him since 2017. He weighs in at 22 pounds and 30+ inches. He isn't the mega cat as you see in some pics, but he isn't small, really. He lays on you, you know he's there.
I know the feeling...I would lass, but I think that My time on this forum is at an end. I can't take it anymore.
I recently lost one of My oldest cats. He was a stray back in 2002 and a kitten of maybe two months? I never knew. We took him in and called him Andy.Pretty much all cats know where the warm places are, we have four indoor cats here. Maxwell likes to sneak in between my wife and I at night, two of the other sleep on the foot of the bed. Or else they all four snuggle together on the living room couch.
Yeah, they are very popular. but if you can find one in a rescue shelter, they can be affordable.I know the feeling...
Nuff said!
Merry Christmas Eve!
Love your kitty! My husband and I are still mourning the loss of our sweet, sweet little kitty girl, a year and two months ago...but this week, was the first time we felt that it was time....finally time to let another sweet feline in to our lives and were even talking about Maine Coon, looked up the cost and holy Moley they are EXPENSIVE....who knew? But they said we could come by one for more or less free, much like you did!
Gotta love that kind of heart.Have a Mainish looking cat called Tiger weighs a little more than yours and doesnt take any guff from the daughters 60 lb dog.
I recently lost one of My oldest cats. He was a stray back in 2002 and a kitten of maybe two months? I never knew. We took him in and called him Andy.
When My wife lost her father in 2004, her mom was alone, and she wanted Andy for company. We agreed. Five months later, she began to bitch incessantly about Andy. He liked to yowl at night and push stuff off any level surface. But she wouldn't give him back.
When she passed in 2011, we inherited him again, and we had him until just six months ago.
I guess that made him about 22 years old. he was too old for what happened to him.
I got up to go to work and found him. He was hanging one leg from My chair. I don't know if he didn't make a jump or just fell off and his claw was hooked in the fabric.
At his age, he couldn't hold on and passed. That was how I found him.
It is strange how their loss affects us.
Nice looking vat. Looks a lot like mine.In 2017, I picked up a rescue Main Coon. The papers say he's a full-blooded breed Maine Coon. But he didn't get anywhere near as big as I had hoped.
Still, he is a great cat, shows all the loyalty that Main Coons are known for, and I love him a great deal.
So, a last pic of him taken today to round out the story, for those who love cats..
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Yeah, that sucks.That's sad. I have four little graves out in the back yard. They only see to live at the most 15-16 years here, before developing diabetes.
This forum needs a hug emoji.I know the feeling...
Nuff said!
Merry Christmas Eve!
Love your kitty! My husband and I are still mourning the loss of our sweet, sweet little kitty girl, a year and two months ago...but this week, was the first time we felt that it was time....finally time to let another sweet feline in to our lives and were even talking about Maine Coon, looked up the cost and holy Moley they are EXPENSIVE....who knew? But they said we could come by one for more or less free, much like you did!
Can we ever? I remember every pet I've had to humanely put down. Breaks My heart even now.Some of the hardest times I've had in my life is deciding it's time to put your baby down. Don't know if I'll ever really get over those losses.
LOL
They do sometimes, get enormous. But they have such a great disposition, that he/she would just pin the dog down and then make friends. They really are the 'gentle giants' of the domesticated cat world.
one of my "room mates" is a 14 pounder, so i have some idea that 22 lbs is a huge feline massWell, I've had him since 2017. He weighs in at 22 pounds and 30+ inches. He isn't the mega cat as you see in some pics, but he isn't small, really. He lays on you, you know he's there.
