Abandoned Kat

Collapse
X
 
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • latexeses
    replied
    I don't have to guess who runs the house. It sure doesn't take long for them to get into your heart.

    Looks like they are real buds...
    Thanks for the update.

    Leave a comment:


  • webbcraft2150
    replied
    I know sumthins up when the wife ask me, "how much do you love me?". First thing I ask is "does it have fur or feathers". Most of the the time it does. I am gonna use that line next time a drag home a "homeless" motorcycle or car.

    Leave a comment:


  • DGXSER
    replied
    Hmmm felines involved....and......
    Originally posted by 79XS11F
    do not give up easy. Once they have their mind set of doing something, it will get done.
    Somehow, I am less than surprised.

    Leave a comment:


  • 79XS11F
    replied
    Here's a few pics of Abby and Lilly. I have not weighted them in a while now but would not be surprised if Abby is over 17 pounds. Lilly has remained somewhat smaller but she is the wilder of the 2 so that's okay by me. They have pretty much broken everything in the house that can be broken and pulled down all the curtains that will come down and the same goes for pictures. They do not give up easy. Once they have their mind set of doing something, it will get done.
    Rob

    Their both pretty big but Abby (the tan one) is a lot heavier then Lilly


    Abby will sleep anywhere


    Abby has learned how to turn on the water. But like kids, she leaves it running.


    Abby has pretty much taken over the dogs bed and toys


    As could be expected, Lilly the wild one, is a beer drinker.

    Leave a comment:


  • Yahman
    replied
    Every now and then one of our cats will go missing. It never fails to amaze me... The places that they find to stuff themselves into.

    Larry

    Leave a comment:


  • 79XS11F
    replied
    Originally posted by latexeses
    Did the dobi have a guilty look on its face? Reminds me of a Far Side Cartoon!

    Very cool first day out I would say. It does look like you can count on finding both of them if you find one.

    Good story.

    Rodger
    Ya, they do spend most of their time together. They are growing FAST. That drawer is close to 27 inches wide and they are only 14 weeks old this New Years Eve!!
    Rob

    Leave a comment:


  • latexeses
    replied
    Did the dobi have a guilty look on its face? Reminds me of a Far Side Cartoon!

    Very cool first day out I would say. It does look like you can count on finding both of them if you find one.

    Good story.

    Rodger

    Leave a comment:


  • 79XS11F
    replied
    We gave them run of the house yesterday and LOST them both by days end. After about an hour of looking in what we were sure was every nook and cranny of the house, we gave up figuring they would return at dinner time. Then Amanda found them while getting ready to go out. Buggers



    Rob

    Leave a comment:


  • rsmithsss
    replied
    Rob, you're the man!

    Leave a comment:


  • latexeses
    replied
    Looks like the Dobi will be busy staying out of the way!

    When I catch any of our cats sleeping like that it is called the calm before the storm!

    Good looking brood.

    Leave a comment:


  • 79XS11F
    replied
    Their here now

    Well, because they were too difficult to wrap the kittens are here now instead of just before Christmas. The smaller tan kitten became ill so we had to pick another one. They have settled in pretty good. I can't believe how busy they are when they are awake. Their personalities are for sure on the wide side. Very alert, Very fast and always on the move. Their shoulders are above their backs which gives them a very wild look when they trot across the room.
    Some pics







    Molly seems to like them but does stick her tongue out at them often.

    Leave a comment:


  • 79XS11F
    replied
    7 weeks old now and they're starting to really look like miniature cats now

    Annie



    Abby

    Leave a comment:


  • 79XS11F
    replied
    Originally posted by jjwaller
    That is awesome!!!!
    Sure wish I could afford one. Been wanting one since I first heard about them.
    They are magnificent.
    Currently have a Half-breed Maine Coon I found in the high desert of Wyoming, and a pure bred Rag-doll.
    Guess whose is who's! Last cat was a purebred Maine Coon for 18 years.
    Some savannah breeders are using coon cats in their programs to maintain large size.
    I'm not paying for breeding rights and the 2nd one came with a 25% discount and was already not one of the costly ones in the litter. From the research I have done these cats are not even "really" a good pet until at least F3 and later breedings. Even F3 can be a handful and spray everywhere even if fixed. I don't want any of the problems that the earlier generations can bring with them even if their size is impressive. The earlier generations are also the most costly and rarest. the breeder I'm getting these ones from happens to be in town so no shipping, special paperwork or other difficulties.
    We can hardly wait to get them.
    Rob

    Leave a comment:


  • jjwaller
    replied
    Originally posted by 79XS11F
    These are Savannahs.
    Rob
    That is awesome!!!!
    Sure wish I could afford one. Been wanting one since I first heard about them.
    They are magnificent.
    Currently have a Half-breed Maine Coon I found in the high desert of Wyoming, and a pure bred Rag-doll.
    Guess whose is who's! Last cat was a purebred Maine Coon for 18 years.

    Leave a comment:


  • GARTHXS
    replied
    this is buckley

    he is a 1 year old bengal cat

    he is not tlike other cats and wont sit on your lap, and he is very noisy and breaks stuf all the time , so I have to be careful to not leave full glasses and such on my coffee table
    Originally posted by 79XS11F
    These are Savannahs.
    Rob
    oh yeah I figured out the difference here
    Last edited by GARTHXS; 11-11-2009, 12:28 PM.

    Leave a comment:

Working...