Cats

Even after losing all of her kittens, Mickey loves again and adopts a motherless litter. Mother Cat Loses Her Kittens, Adopts A Motherless Litter – Tails of Survival, originally appeard on LoveMeow.com

The diary of sad cats everywhere Sad Cat Diary, originally appeard on LoveMeow.com

I am feeling much better now and my cystitis has cleared up so I went for a walk with mum. I even felt good enough to start peeing like a mancat again and backed up to the hedge and gave it a blasting.All the wild flowers are in bloom in the hedges so we stopped to look at them.It was a nice sunny day though and as we don't get many, I took advantage and laid on the grass and let the sun warm my fur.And then I had a quick bath before we walked back home.

Super Ted the 2-legged stray cat was rescued from the road side by the RSPCA. His front-right and back-left legs along with half his tail were gone. They suspected it was caused by a car engine accident.The vet at West Toowoomba Vet Surgery saved his life from the verge of death. They sent out a plea to the public on Facebook, asking for donations to cover the cost of the surgery.“The request went viral and the $1000 price tag was reached within a few days,” The Chronicle reported.The RSPCA found a perfect home for Super Ted on an East Toowoomba couple. They invited the vet nurse who helped save Ted’s life into their home.“We were getting about five phone calls, morning and afternoon, from people wanting to adopt him. He looks great and he’s getting around,” Holly Neubauer said.Watch Video:Source: The Chronicle. Follow Super Ted on facebook. Two-legged Cat: Super Ted Saved And Homed, originally appeard on LoveMeow.com

Hi Ya, Ducky here. It is a wonderful day. Getting all warms, the windows are open. We are enjoying window whiffs and hearing the fevvers sing.So here we are enjoying the window together. Not often that happens, we like our space from each other. Matter of fact, Derby was so crabiliated on Friday AM he was hissing, chasing and just being a totally Sassy Boy.Mum has gone nuts cleaning today. She did the usual laundry, then all of the little rugs around were taken outside and shaken off. Then down to the dungeon to be washed in the washer machine. The the sucking monster was out, and really going into the little places that don't often get cleaned super well. Then mum brought out this little green monster, so she could clean the carpet spots where Derby yak'd all over them. He certainly does yak a lot. I don't, so that makes Mum happy. Derby figures he will just sit on the newly cleaned bed and watch mum work hard to clean up after him. But with all of mum's cleaning it will take us days to get this place properly furred up again. She even washed our little donut beds. Plus we finally got a picture of the Oriole at the feeder. We have been hearing them sing and knew they were back, but we like seeing them as well. Time that the fevvers going north for the summer are coming through.We hope you had a nice Caturday. Oh yeah, we have a horsie race to watch soon too.

My Mommy, Princess Ashlyn, has trained Bob very well. Every morning she gets on his desk and waits patiently while he is getting our treats ready and when he is done he give her hers first. Then after all of us have had our treats he goes back and gives her bunches of cuddles.

Meow ... I wonder what this strange thing is.  Let me take a closer look ... Hey, ZoZo, you look, can you figure out what it is?  I don't know, Mags.  Looks funny, smells funny, tastes funny, too! I remember though that this was one of Poppy's toys, he used it all the time.  Remember ... ? Yes, I remember.  And today we're remembering Poppy ... it's that special day each month that

Today is day 18 of a challenging creative journey; the Story a Day Challenge made by Marian Allen on her blog . (Marian's new story) My month long series begins here:       My prompt today? None, really. I just thought it was time Aubrey finally left Scotland. :-D The Warrior by Nikita Cat Hexham, England, December 2004 The receptionist remembered when the senior cat was brought in; It was a year ago, now, and the man said he’d found him at The Wall, near death. Starving, flea infested, sporting an infected, broken, right back leg, the orange British Shorthair had obviously been through a lot; what he was doing in Northumberland National Park was a mystery. Through January it was touch and go; just getting him to trust them was a major effort. By the end of February he was out of the woods, and friendlier, too. They named the old warrior Hadrian. The Blogs of Kiril Kundurazieff: 1. Mad Macedonian 2. The Opinionated Pussycat 3. SMFCB: A 365 Day Project

It's Caturday here again at Chez Q, we can't believe how quickly it it has rolled around again. Mum was up at early o'clock, and had to leave to go to work at 6.30am. It was raining and cool here and mum said everybuddy else in the street was tucked up in bed. The good thing though, was that mum got home by 3pm and I got my feast real early. So mum is off for a walk soon to stretch her legs and buy me some more crunchies and something for her dinner. Then her plan is to warm the couch up for the evening, as she has to be up early tomorrow morning too.Enjoy your Caturday - so something fun.