OMG… looks like the cat that patrols my garden; spitting image. 🙂
Cats and hawks are on the prowl now that rodents are hibernating. Predators after birds! If is not your pet, please shoo it away! Thanks! 🙂
Not to worry…my lab mix likes to help shoo the cats away…the circle of life! 🙂
I love cats and that is a pretty one. Must be a neighbor’s cat, looks well taken care of. I love them but, I don’t like them eating my bird friends. Doesn’t bother me so much when I see a hawk grab one but it does with cats! We had a rash of feral cats a few years ago and it got very bad. Most were mean, nasty, toms, and a few wild females. One of the females had three kittens, cute as could be. We finally got the mother and her kittens trapped and my neighbor took them to her vet. The vet said they were all full of worms and who knows what else. They received their shots and are living in a colony. You still can’t get too close and they are still wild. My good neighbor, the cat lady, has a nice vet and they had them placed in a feral cat colony. They were living off of lizards, rats, our food, and what birds they could catch. One day I saw one under my bird bath reach up a gobble up little chipping sparrow, that was the last straw. Glad you have a lab, that should discourage the cat. Feral cats live a terrible life.
This one is a neighbor’s cat and is better at stalking than it is at catching!
That’s good. One can tell by looking at the photo this cat is well feed and taken care of. It really is a beautiful cat, one I would like to pet.
OMG… looks like the cat that patrols my garden; spitting image. 🙂
Cats and hawks are on the prowl now that rodents are hibernating. Predators after birds! If is not your pet, please shoo it away! Thanks! 🙂
Not to worry…my lab mix likes to help shoo the cats away…the circle of life! 🙂
I love cats and that is a pretty one. Must be a neighbor’s cat, looks well taken care of. I love them but, I don’t like them eating my bird friends. Doesn’t bother me so much when I see a hawk grab one but it does with cats! We had a rash of feral cats a few years ago and it got very bad. Most were mean, nasty, toms, and a few wild females. One of the females had three kittens, cute as could be. We finally got the mother and her kittens trapped and my neighbor took them to her vet. The vet said they were all full of worms and who knows what else. They received their shots and are living in a colony. You still can’t get too close and they are still wild. My good neighbor, the cat lady, has a nice vet and they had them placed in a feral cat colony. They were living off of lizards, rats, our food, and what birds they could catch. One day I saw one under my bird bath reach up a gobble up little chipping sparrow, that was the last straw. Glad you have a lab, that should discourage the cat. Feral cats live a terrible life.
This one is a neighbor’s cat and is better at stalking than it is at catching!
That’s good. One can tell by looking at the photo this cat is well feed and taken care of. It really is a beautiful cat, one I would like to pet.