Forfussake!!! does noone dig my cat????!!!!!

Looks like my neighbour's cat. My ridgeback likes that cat so much he tries to catch it when it comes into our garden so he can name it "Lunch".

Friday afternoon/evening is usually quiet 'round here. You only got me 'cos I've got a ton of other work I should be doing. ?

Good looking cat, got a cholate box face.

Bokvet wrote: Forfussake!!! does noone dig my cat????!!!!!

Nice cat Ray. As my pets pass on I'm not getting new ones. I have an issue with Vets and what they charge... but I may be sharing too much here ?

Cool cat Bokvet!

I had a dog called Cat. The womenfolk in my dysfunctional family nagged me to have her speyed here in Tete, as she was quite good at cross pollenating with the curs on the street. Well, it cost me $300 and she died four days later. The vet had scuttled off back to Maputo. I was very unimpressed.

I now have (Lucky) Eddy - rescued off the street and three feral cats that have adopted me - and a rather large scorpion who is the least trouble of them all. A house doesn't feel like a home to me if there aren't pets and books.

Lekka looking puss

We are sad on this end, our cat Thomas also died 10 days ago :'(

Chabenda wrote: I had a dog called Cat

When I was in the army in Ladysmith many years who our company sergeant major had a little dog that followed him all over the place (including to batallion parade, which was not really on). I can't remember the mutt's name, but our platoon decided to call him "Slab". We used to save scraps from breakfast and give Slab a treat. The SM was peeved. He'd be strutting up the company lines in the morning with his swagger stick looking all officious and important and then Oscar Four (our platoon) would shout out "Slab! Here boy!" and Slab would come running for his titbit and the SM would feel like the shine had been taken off of his performance.

He must have complained because two things happened in quick succession
1) He was told that pets weren't welcome at Batallion parade.
2) We were told that calling permanent force member's pets by rude names was not on and transgressors would get extra guard duty. Our response was to address the mongrel as "Cat". Cat didn't seem to mind as long as he got a tasty treat.