CherryMoon57 said:

purplethunder3121 said:

How the heck are those branches holding up under that cat's weight?! I used to love it as a kid when neighbors actually called the fire department to get their poor house kitty down out of the tree because he was to scared to do it by himself!

Sounds just like my cat, she would go into a tree then starts meowing for me to come and get her. But it's ok, I'm a good climber... which should actually be a pre-requisite for anyone wanting to have a cat.

None of our cats (not my grandparents farm cats) ever got stuck in a tree.

CherryMoon57 said:

Abominable Snow Cat!

purplethunder3121 said:

CherryMoon57 said:

Abominable Snow Cat!

Ah cool thanks, I was just going to ask what that breed was called

purplethunder3121 said:

CherryMoon57 said:

Sounds just like my cat, she would go into a tree then starts meowing for me to come and get her. But it's ok, I'm a good climber... which should actually be a pre-requisite for anyone wanting to have a cat.

None of our cats (not my grandparents farm cats) ever got stuck in a tree.

They haven't lived lol (or perhaps there were no trees in the garden?)

purplethunder3121 said:

CherryMoon57 said:

purplethunder3121 said:

None of our cats (not my grandparents farm cats) ever got stuck in a tree.

They haven't lived lol (or perhaps there were no trees in the garden?)

No, they were in and out cats. Maybe they just had more experience. I can remember one female cat we had when I lived with my Dad (he could barely tolerate cats) who disappeared for two weeks and came back pregnant. She was so apologetic that she left a dead rabbit in front of the front door when she returned! LMAO My Dad didn't appreciate it one bit. But Tiger knew how to take care of herself. This was in the days before people got their pets fixed. They didn't take them to the vet either. Unless they were farm animals that were important to farm business--like cattle, chickens, turkeys, or pigs.

purplethunder3121 said:

CherryMoon57 said:

They haven't lived lol (or perhaps there were no trees in the garden?)

No, they were in and out cats. Maybe they just had more experience. I can remember one female cat we had when I lived with my Dad (he could barely tolerate cats) who disappeared for two weeks and came back pregnant. She was so apologetic that she left a dead rabbit in front of the front door when she returned! LMAO My Dad didn't appreciate it one bit. But Tiger knew how to take care of herself. This was in the days before people got their pets fixed. They didn't take them to the vet either. Unless they were farm animals that were important to farm business--like cattle, chickens, turkeys, or pigs.

Interesting story... we've had a dead rabbit before but only once and it was actually sad because it was a baby rabbit. As for the vet, we had to take the regretful decision to get our two cats fixed because as soon as they turned 5 months (they're sisters), we had a group of about eight feral male cats regularly waiting outside the back door for them

Jon1967 said:

What I woke up to the other day, had to get a pic of him b4 he woke up n bailed off my chest [img:$uid]http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y60/jonwolslau/Mobile%20Uploads/14691271_10209174063846792_7683243588744469664_o_zpsys5beerx.jpg[/img:$uid] [Edited 10/23/16 18:57pm]

Guitarhero said:

Guitarhero said:

CherryMoon57 said:

purplethunder3121 said:

Abominable Snow Cat!

Ah cool thanks, I was just going to ask what that breed was called

LOL, I think that's a Maine Coon Cat.

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This is our Sammy....



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This was our Freddy. We had to put him down at age 18...



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NinaB said:

Sammy is gorgeous! Aww Freddy.

babynoz said:

This is our Sammy....



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This was our Freddy. We had to put him down at age 18...



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I'm sorry about Freddy it hurts a lot when they're gone, in the other hand; Sammy is beautiful.

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