Farm cats (and kittens)

ACEngineering

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Location
Oxon
So all being well this little bundle will be joining our family in June :)

So any name suggestions welcome as we cant decide!

She will be joining our Ginger Nina called Ruby (also a Girl cat!)

one suggestion was Bella, but I don't fancy shouting that out down the street cause together it may sound like Rubella:ROFLMAO:
 

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Location
East Mids
Took a while to get them all in the same shot.. ('herding cats!!')
Left to right...
Granny Cat - play fighting with Wilbur as usual, Daddy Cat, Mummy Cat. There is also a rather bedraggled New Cat, who looks identical to Wilbur but is very feral and appeared on the scene about 6 weeks ago causing a lot of fighting. See start of the thread for their history!
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ACEngineering

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Location
Oxon
Lola up to no good:rolleyes:
She likes to sit on top of portable aircon unit which is a pain cause it has touch buttons on top and she keeps messing it up turning it off and on, adjusting the temp or the timer functions:mad:

:)
 

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Flossie

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Livestock Farmer
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Lancs
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This is Bongo. Although he doesn't look much like a farm cat on this picture, he is an actual killer :nailbiting: He brings rats and rabbits into the porch, or eats them near the trampoline on the lawn if the weather's nice :) He has all the farm cat credentials too. His mum was a farm cat at my cousin's place, and his dad was a smooth talking Bengal from the local town who was just passing through :love:
In summer, we don't see an awful lot of him (too many rabbits to catch) but now the weather's on the turn, he comes in at 6.30am for a day on the beanbag, then disappears about 4 for a night on the tiles :D

Well, unfortunately Bongo went to the cat sanctuary in the sky just before Christmas ☹️
He was a great cat and I doubt we'll ever top him.

However, you've got to try, so this is Herbie 🥰

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His owner was going into hospital and needed him away, so he's ours now 🙂
 

Flossie

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Livestock Farmer
Location
Lancs
Jeez, those eyes and that look!

I'm betting rats n mice will be turned to stone, with just one look.
Have you upset him he doesnt look very happy in the middle pic 🙂


😅😅😅 We're 3 weeks in with him and although he has the loudest purr in the world when you stroke him, there's definitely a hint of psycho about him.
He sat in the living room window for a full 6 hours yesterday, staking the pet rabbits out in the front garden 😯
 

Blaithin

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Livestock Farmer
Location
Alberta
Sorry about Bongo :(

I also have a cat who’s incredibly crusty. She’s beautiful and not overly timid and people always remark how lovely she is. Then they try and pet her or pick her up :X3: She just had another unsuspecting victim yesterday:ROFLMAO: But she’s a wonderful cuddle when she decides she wants to be.
 

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