The official CAT thread

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[kach22i]

https://giphy.com/gifs/cat-memory-NusOH30J7QiJy

[TimT]

This is really cool... A local animal shelter/adoption center/rescue center, just renovated the cat section to be stress free to kitty.. Billy Joel, Rachel Ray, Howard Stern and wife Beth, along with many animal lovers sponsored this..

Check it out:

https://patch.com/new-york/portwashington/port-washingtons-state-art-cat-adoption-center-opens

The included video is long, I think worth a watch

https://www.facebook.com/PortWashingtonPatch/videos/519949975256599/

Cool Fender Twin Reverb kitty bed in the Billy Joel room

[abisel]

Originally Posted by abisel

Female Suphalak kitten. One of 4 available to new homes. Also available is a male Suphalak kitten. PM or visit https://thaicathouse.com/

Oh, I forgot to say. Holiday Special. Buy two for the price of one.

Still available to new homes. Two for the price of one.

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[abisel]

Originally Posted by abisel

Female Suphalak kitten. 5 available to new homes. 4 females and one male. Suphalak is a rare breed from Thailand. Pm or visit https://thaicathouse.com/

Holiday special. Buy two for the price of one.

btt

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[Pazuzu]

Originally Posted by Pazuzu

We've got an issue forming, and I don't know what to do.

We have been adopted by a few local strays, one of which we've fixed and everything, she lives in our yard pretty much exclusively, sits on our laps, etc.

We're moving. Like, a mile away.

Do we take the one particularly connected stray? Do we take them all (one or two others, and 2 kittens)? Not take any? The others travel the block a bit more, they'll probably be fine without us, but even they come running down the street for dinner when one of us comes home from work.

Has anyone transported a stray to a new house and got it to stay? We don't want to bring her along only to have her immediately run away trying to find her old home, but we also can't assume that whatever renter moves in will take care of any of them.

I didn't follow up on this. We brought the one kitty with us (a bit of hissing, a bit of blood...). Locked her in the garage for 2 days, then opened the garage and she stayed hiding in there 2 more days (found her sleeping on the passenger seat of the 911...)

Now, she roams the yard scaring off other cats and sitting on all of the patio furniture. no signs of wanting to leave, perfectly content here. So, we're all still one big happy family.

Oh, my two indoor cars ADORE the new house, and have already lost weight because they're adventuring, playing and fighting more than before.

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I bought a little heated cat-house on Black Friday for one our elderly outside cats - she loves it and refuses to share.

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The newest freeloader to show up - my wife named him "Percy"

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Local hardware store cat

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This one's disposition improved greatly once we had her rotten tooth pulled