Cats!!!

[poult]

Adorable kitties! I have a orange tabby named Marmalade who looks a lot like Alice, but he has more white on him.

Thanks! Awwwww he is so cute!!!!!!

 

[Chickenchick11]

Thanks! Awwwww he is so cute!!!!!!

Thanks! I also have a calico named Ginger. Marmalade and Ginger are siblings, we got them in September of 2011 from a neighbor.

As you can see they love each other. (Ginger is very petite and Marmy is very large. LOL)

 

[poult]

Thanks! I also have a calico named Ginger. Marmalade and Ginger are siblings, we got them in September of 2011 from a neighbor.

As you can see they love each other. (Ginger is very petite and Marmy is very large. LOL)

Those are such cute photos!!!!!!!!!!!!! Your very pretty & so are your kitties!!!! Isn't super neat how different siblings can look? Pumpkin are Raven are sisters

 

[Chickenchick11]

Those are such cute photos!!!!!!!!!!!!! Your very pretty & so are your kitties!!!! Isn't super neat how different siblings can look? Pumpkin are Raven are sisters

Aww thanks! Yes it is! It would be interesting to read up more on cat genetics. Hmmm......maybe I'll do that for science, I do have The Reader's Digest Illustrated Book of Cats. It says "Is filled with information about cat's history, anatomy, breeds, genetics, and physiology."

 

[poult]

Aww thanks! Yes it is! It would be interesting to read up more on cat genetics. Hmmm......maybe I'll do that for science, I do have The Reader's Digest Illustrated Book of Cats. It says "Is filled with information about cat's history, anatomy, breeds, genetics, and physiology."

I really like genetics! That book sounds awesome!

 

[mymilliefleur]

What beautiful kittys!

 

[poult]

Thanks!

 

[chiklee]

Black cat are my favorite Just beautiful

 

[chiklee]

Here is my Colby

 

[Seymore]

Meet B'elanna (black) and Geordi (grey)... (think trekies)
These are siblings that we got @ 10 weeks. They are almost 3 years old now.
Bea is 9lbs and Geordi is 16! (think fat cat)

11wks

1.5yrs

Of course, in rural W. WA, we do have critters. Bea, our little huntress, usually catches them...

...and Geordi follows up by playing with them, taking them "out" and making a meal. (I always make him take his meals outside) How do you think he got to 16lbs?

Of course, many do make it into the house, via the doggie door, some even alive! Including mice, shrews, birds and garter snakes.

I will add that Bea has the taste for bird already. She has caught many smaller birds and even brought home a headless quail, from a neighbors pen 2 houses away. )o:

A bit worried about our new homestead additions, but hope that some hen or rooster will tell her what it's all about... (Yea, like I'm gonna tell a cat that she can't... and she'll listen! )