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Cat Rescue & Rehoming => Rescue & Rehoming General => Topic started by: Liz on December 07, 2011, 16:54:20 PM
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Well after me being nothing in the traps for 3 days and deciding today was the last day as I am starting a job next week and won't have time for all that goes with trapping got a bit of a shock :rofl:
In the trap furthest from home Please meet Mr no name number one a white pawed fluffy tabby who is a boy about 14 weeks old poor thing was frozen and very forlorn
On getting him settled noticed a white flash entering the garage thought it was odd as my only white boy my wonderful Echo beach was in so runs outside and slams garage access shut and thinks am I going mad but oh yes after 35 mins of catch me if you can No name nuymber 2 was in the crusher he to was very cold so took the bull by the horns and shoved half a Millibex down their throats deflead with Frontline and still have skin attached to hands
Both are now settled in the guest ensuite on a heatpad having demolished 2 sachets of kitten food they are both curled up together so looks like 2 more are safe for the long hard winter just about 14 weeks or so but will take Houston and Miami in to see them later as they are onjected and check out the size failing that Kali and Sherbet are my next 2 youngest at 6 months so should be able to guage from them
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Two beautiful boys , safe and warm at last! :Luv2:
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No name 2 maybe should be called gatecrasher or Spy as he obviously didnt feel like being left out in the cold. If you are stuck for a boys name though can I suggest Rainbow for a lovely lad who recently went over the bridge and who is much missed.
They are so lovely.....
love
Tab
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Well done Liz. They are rather lovely :Luv2: :Luv2:
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Aww well done, perfect timing with the bad weather coming your way, Love the fluffy boy :Luv2: :Luv2: How about Frost and Ice :evillaugh:
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They're both little beauties ;D
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What little cuties :Luv2: I'm always amazed at the amount of dumped kittens round your way Liz, especially as you're so rural :(
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Well done on catching them Liz :hug: They're both gorgeous :Luv: :Luv:
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Still a tad jumpy this morning but nothing some Zylkene won't sort and OH said last night no name 2 is so like our late feral Sailor we tamed him down from 6 months with his darling sister Amber
Both are using the litter tray and sleeping in the bidet and scratching barrel and both took chicken off my hand last night I just ignore the hissing and stroke them :rofl:
I have bigger nasties than them who go to the vet!!!!
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Aww, bless them Liz. :Luv: :Luv:
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Dont know why but I have a suspicion that you have 2 domestic dumpings there who have become wild,maybe its because their ears are up so proudly :rofl: either way very lucky kittens and very pretty .
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We are now Clan cats Daddy tells us because we have names, the rather gorgeous looking tabby and white boy is to be called Monty and the ginger and white boy is to be called jaffa which OH assures me is a cricketing term
So now we can tame and name call our boys ;D
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I cant decide if the clan cats Daddy is easily persuaded or just wonderful so I'll go for both ;)
Happy home with the clan cats Monty and Jaffa
love
Tab
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Oh Liz they are so gorgeous and very lucky little boys to have joined the Clan. I'm sure the rest of your wonderful gang will show them the ropes and be telling them they have fallen on their paws well and truly xxx
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Love the names! They are brilliant! :Luv:
Give them a :ahh: from me.
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Monty and Jaffa are purring up a storm but still skittish inless you are on the floor OH spent most of the weekend with his trusty laptop in their quarters sitting in the floor and he has worked his feral magic so this week lots of handling and visitors in the older Clan members and they should be little poppets ;D
Am going to have to give them a Millibex each as they are still producing worms like its going out of fashion :shocked: