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- Location
- north norfolk
got within 8ft of our mummy stray today...either she's getting tamer or she's poorly
looked OK though
Farm cats (and kittens)
- Thread starter Princess Pooper
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got within 8ft of our mummy stray today...either she's getting tamer or she's poorly
looked OK though
- Location
- Hereford
Is he a mouser ?
Yes a very good mouser, rat catcher and carries big rabbits about .
- Location
- Hereford
Will show him to OH later . 
He’s a big lad and used to our dog. Just want a good farm home as fear he’d get run over where we are moving too. You’d have to keep sending pics to our daughter thoughWill show him to OH later .
- Location
- Hereford
Hell of a change for you ,He’s a big lad and used to our dog. Just want a good farm home as fear he’d get run over where we are moving too. You’d have to keep sending pics to our daughter though
Country to built up is difficult
- Location
- Hereford
When we were building our current house we bought a mid terrace house in Hfd in 'prime rental' area . I really struggled ...but I think the neighbours struggled more with me!He’s a big lad and used to our dog. Just want a good farm home as fear he’d get run over where we are moving too. You’d have to keep sending pics to our daughter though
Not too bad as local village with good pub etc, only 2 miles away, but a modern house with neighbours . our old farm yard used to be in village with neighbours , up until we moved out in my 30s, so used to people and I like company
spin cycle
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- Location
- north norfolk
looks like neighbour left us a brace of pheasants...only trouble is our 3 legged cat found them first
Christoph1945
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- Location
- Widnes West Cheshire
looks like neighbour left us a brace of pheasants...only trouble is our 3 legged cat found them first
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Where went the fourth leg?
spin cycle
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- Location
- north norfolk
got gnawed by summat nasty and had to be amputated
....then had another similar but worse that had to put down all our cats are rescue so gotta be philosophical I suppose
'timmy'...exhibit 'a' leads a chequered life...leaving foot prints on neighbours sports car and getting into 'scrapes'...had to rescue him off ridgeline of large traditional barn in November
Christoph1945
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- Location
- Widnes West Cheshire
got gnawed by summat nasty and had to be amputated
all our cats are rescue so gotta be philosophical I suppose
'timmy'...exhibit 'a' leads a chequered life...leaving foot prints on neighbours sports car and getting into 'scrapes'...had to rescue him off ridgeline of large traditional barn in November
We used to have a visiting tabby cat, that sat and watch me working in the back garden and at times even made strange chattering noises to me. I never fed her and didn't fuss with her much. When I put in a small fish pond Tibs signed the concrete with her paws but sadly, one day, poor tibs turned up dead in the gutter out the front of our property.
Living on a main road has cost us two of our own cats, and also Tibs, and a big black Tom that must have just been passing through.
A few years ago our last cat, Tigger, gave cause for a neighbour to accost my wife and ask if we never fed the wee beestie and when Margaret asked as to why she thought that the cat wasn't being fed the lady said that Tigger was always visiting her back door and crying to be fed. And what is it that you feed her, asked Margaret.
The prompt reply was ...... Tinned Salmon! Nuff said I think!
- Location
- Near Colchester
I have one cat, it has put an X in the box for no publicity.
I feed it every day, it has a shed of its own.
Soon be time to muck it out I think.
I feed it every day, it has a shed of its own.
Soon be time to muck it out I think.
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- cattle