Who would have thought.....

So a 1 1/2 years ago me and my mom got a 5 month old kitten. His name is bob. He has a kinked 3-4 inch long tail, its kinked in the middle. Me and my mom had just assumed that it had gotten broken some how. 


^Young Bob


We live in the country, our two closest neighbors are 1/4 mile away and the rest are further. One neighbor get cats dumped off at his house, I think he has like 10. Probably more, none of them are fixed. So Bob spends some time down there, and has spawn. Me and my sister found a kitten (she was about six weeks old when we found her)on our road with a kinked bob tail. Im now pretty sure that Bob was born with his tail like that. 



Cow is his spawn, she looks like her daddy when he was little. She is going to be a bigger cat. Her dad is like 15 pounds, but he is also unfixed. (Don't fret, we are changing that soon.) The two unfixed females down at the neighbors are pretty big for being female muttly cats. 

Glad to know Bob will soon be fixed.  As you've seen already, not fixing them allows them to increase pretty rapidly.  If you could help the neighbor fix them, they will all be healthier.  Cow looks like she's had a rough beginning.  Its a good thing you will be able to help her.

Depending on where you live, there may be a program nearby that might help with spaying and neutering them.

Yea there is, we have bob, our other tom, Ninja, signed up for it but we have to wait to be approved. 

Somebody might already be helping him that that. I haven't seen any of his cats recently. But they could have easily been hit on the road too.

Yea there is, we have bob, our other tom, Ninja, signed up for it but we have to wait to be approved.

Good for you! Make sure Cow gets spayed as soon as possible, too. No sense in her having kittens.


Somebody might already be helping him that that. I haven't seen any of his cats recently. But they could have easily been hit on the road too.

How sad. Outside cats have it tough enough without all the craziness of mating, fighting and litter after litter. I hope he is getting help.