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Show Off Your Former Ferals
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I just love this thread
It sure does melt my heart to see these former ferals in wonderful loving homes
OK Heidi, you asked for it!
Here is my gang - all were born to feral moms.
Tigger, who I just lost last month at 9 years old to heart failure:
The "Nino's": Muddy & Koko live with me (black), Jake and Elwood live in Englewood Colorado. Orphaned at about 10 days old, now about 2-1/2 years old.
Muddy and Koko on their 2nd birthday:
Scarlett - the undisputed queen of the house (age 4):
Stumpy - the undisputed king of the house (age 10):
Little Mom: the first feral that I socialized about 15 years ago:
Pinky - my big fluff ball (age 5):
Bob Marley - the only one that won't live inside the house (age 6):
Larry - bless his little heart - he was the most cross eyed cat that I've ever met. It took me 10 years to touch him and he disappeared at about age 11:
Do you see a pattern to the "redness" in my house? There is a really strong red gene in the neighborhood, in fact, there are 2 more red ones that started showing up of late that I haven't been able to trap (yet).
Tigger, who I just lost last month at 9 years old to heart failure:
The "Nino's": Muddy & Koko live with me (black), Jake and Elwood live in Englewood Colorado. Orphaned at about 10 days old, now about 2-1/2 years old.
Muddy and Koko on their 2nd birthday:
Scarlett - the undisputed queen of the house (age 4):
Stumpy - the undisputed king of the house (age 10):
Little Mom: the first feral that I socialized about 15 years ago:
Pinky - my big fluff ball (age 5):
Bob Marley - the only one that won't live inside the house (age 6):
Larry - bless his little heart - he was the most cross eyed cat that I've ever met. It took me 10 years to touch him and he disappeared at about age 11:
Do you see a pattern to the "redness" in my house? There is a really strong red gene in the neighborhood, in fact, there are 2 more red ones that started showing up of late that I haven't been able to trap (yet).
They are all so so beautiful!
This picture is stunning!
I love this thread! Very heart warming! I just talked to a neighbor of mine Thursday who's been trying to trap a mamma and her 4 babies. The babies used to come play in my yard and one was asleep on my poarch when I went to leave for work one day. Needless to say I went out the back door! The good news is: All 4 babies have been adopted to good homes! One is with my neighbor. Mama is getting finally trapped and fixed next week!
Here is my 'deck' buddy! I wanted this one!
AWWWWW!
Thank you MoochNNoodles, you're very kind
Your little grey patio baby is adorable.
Your little grey patio baby is adorable.
