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shep1001 said:
singlecoil said:
Mrs SC would like to show it at the local art show which is at the end of May. After that, she will send it to you and you can send a donation to Cats Protection. PM me the address you would like it sent to.
Right, back from working away so taking Millie down the shops tomotrrow to buy a ruck load of food for the rescue kitty cats then. Been in touch with CP; Luton & Dusnstable don't have a CP shelter they have a team of 10 foster carers so if I phone them up again when I have the food they will come and collect it. I will PM you the address for the pic SC when its been shown at the art fayreAndrew
singlecoil said:
The show was last weekend, and went well apparently, she sold a couple which is two more than most of the other exhibitors. So now we need the name and address and it will be on its way to you tomorrow.
sorry will message you now. Have been away again it's all a bit hectic. Still got 40 cases of Whiskers cat food sat in the lounge waiting for CP to collect!shep1001 said:
singlecoil said:
The show was last weekend, and went well apparently, she sold a couple which is two more than most of the other exhibitors. So now we need the name and address and it will be on its way to you tomorrow.
sorry will message you now. Have been away again it's all a bit hectic. Still got 40 cases of Whiskers cat food sat in the lounge waiting for CP to collect!
My last photo of Scraggy. Yesterday we took the final trip to the vet.
2 and a half years after turning up a walking skeleton, all the food he could eat, all the drugs and operations he needed, usually with at least one shaved patch at all times, and free choice of seats (typically the one you just stood up from). He did well, but nature wins again.
2 and a half years after turning up a walking skeleton, all the food he could eat, all the drugs and operations he needed, usually with at least one shaved patch at all times, and free choice of seats (typically the one you just stood up from). He did well, but nature wins again.
Munter said:
My last photo of Scraggy. Yesterday we took the final trip to the vet.
2 and a half years after turning up a walking skeleton, all the food he could eat, all the drugs and operations he needed, usually with at least one shaved patch at all times, and free choice of seats (typically the one you just stood up from). He did well, but nature wins again.
Sorry. RIP Scraggy.2 and a half years after turning up a walking skeleton, all the food he could eat, all the drugs and operations he needed, usually with at least one shaved patch at all times, and free choice of seats (typically the one you just stood up from). He did well, but nature wins again.
Sorry to hear about Scraggy.
This is my contribution Smudge although everyone calls him Mudge. He will be a year old on June 16th and is taller than my 2 year old nephew when he stretches. (Forgive the dirty window handles they got cleaned seconds after this was taken)
IMG_0634 by w.kane90, on Flickr
This is my contribution Smudge although everyone calls him Mudge. He will be a year old on June 16th and is taller than my 2 year old nephew when he stretches. (Forgive the dirty window handles they got cleaned seconds after this was taken)
IMG_0634 by w.kane90, on FlickrMunter said:
My last photo of Scraggy. Yesterday we took the final trip to the vet.
2 and a half years after turning up a walking skeleton, all the food he could eat, all the drugs and operations he needed, usually with at least one shaved patch at all times, and free choice of seats (typically the one you just stood up from). He did well, but nature wins again.
You gave him the best years of his life & did the best thing you ever could for your friend2 and a half years after turning up a walking skeleton, all the food he could eat, all the drugs and operations he needed, usually with at least one shaved patch at all times, and free choice of seats (typically the one you just stood up from). He did well, but nature wins again.
Really sorry about Scraggy cat. 8 years ago I accidentally landed myself with what turned out to be a palliative care foster-cat - Ollie cat had a brain tumour so less patches of shaved fur but a LOT more pharmaceuticals. Fortunately he was a good lad with a sub-cutaneous injection; it more than made up for his inclination to remove at the shoulder any hand trying to give him a pill.
I can only really second what's already said: you did a very good job indeed with him and I'm glad he enjoyed such love, comfort and fantastic care for such a long time.
I can only really second what's already said: you did a very good job indeed with him and I'm glad he enjoyed such love, comfort and fantastic care for such a long time.
dabofoppo said:
Sorry to hear about Scraggy.
This is my contribution Smudge although everyone calls him Mudge. He will be a year old on June 16th and is taller than my 2 year old nephew when he stretches. (Forgive the dirty window handles they got cleaned seconds after this was taken)
IMG_0634 by w.kane90, on Flickr
I'd edit that photo, if I were you. Your telephone number (on his collar tag) is on display for all of t'internet to see This is my contribution Smudge although everyone calls him Mudge. He will be a year old on June 16th and is taller than my 2 year old nephew when he stretches. (Forgive the dirty window handles they got cleaned seconds after this was taken)
IMG_0634 by w.kane90, on Flickr
yellowjack said:
I'd edit that photo, if I were you. Your telephone number (on his collar tag) is on display for all of t'internet to see
I thought that was his name 
I once put my employee number on my name badge for a course, as a protest to being treated like a number - mine Fuehrer was not impressed.
Cats and boxes again. Amazon have been a great supplier for our cat boxes over the years. They have taken to ripping them apart recently.
More black and white cats. One stretched out is our new owner. Think he is at home now. Worked out that chewing the alarm clock lead at 6am gets a result, DC not AC but either way you have to get up to stop him, trained us well he has. Always seems to start a minute or three before it goes off at 6 anyway.
More black and white cats. One stretched out is our new owner. Think he is at home now. Worked out that chewing the alarm clock lead at 6am gets a result, DC not AC but either way you have to get up to stop him, trained us well he has. Always seems to start a minute or three before it goes off at 6 anyway.
Now. I know I'm not welcome here, after being generally unpleasant about cats generally, but I don't actually hate the damned things. Not even this fellow, who lives next door and was previously pictured eating a Pigeon on the back lawn.
Thing is, I've started to feel sorry for him. He's shut out of the house most of the day, and sleeps under a bush in our garden (one out front, another at the back, dependent upon the time of day/position of the sun.
Recently he seems to have been ousted as 'king of the castle' locally, and has been seen skulking about away from his usual comfortable perches. Most often atop a fence or gate...
...hopefully there's no bar on posting other people's cats
Thing is, I've started to feel sorry for him. He's shut out of the house most of the day, and sleeps under a bush in our garden (one out front, another at the back, dependent upon the time of day/position of the sun.
Recently he seems to have been ousted as 'king of the castle' locally, and has been seen skulking about away from his usual comfortable perches. Most often atop a fence or gate...
...hopefully there's no bar on posting other people's cats
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