Thread: I'll show you mine if you'll show me yours ?

This is Rambunctious. He was one of a large group of strays that hung out in the alley next to the tattoo shop. We fed the whole gang and gradually caught some of them, took them to a vet who would work with feral cats and had them spayed or neutered. This one got torn up badly probably in combat with another cat, dog or raccoon.

We took him to the vet and got him fixed up and I took him home. I've had him 2 years now and he is a great cat. I named him Rambunctious because he is.

I've shown you mine and he teaches advanced rambunctious to feline nogoodnicks all over the world. In fact, I think your beauty there is a student of Mr. Toes: http://straightrazorpalace.com/finer...t-mr-toes.html

Meet El Nino. He is a latino boy coming from a shelter in Jamaica Plain near Boston, smart but strongly opinionated.

His occupation is a scientist. When not typing his PhD thesis [1], he is actively researching limits of human tolerance.

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My cat back when he would keep a collar on, and more recently guarding my T shirts:

here's my two imbeciles: Stan and Mary. Mary, the grey cat, adopted us about 10 yrs ago (ran in the door of our apartment and wouldn't leave), and was nice enough to have a litter of kittens shortly thereafter.



We kept Stan the Man, and various family members took the rest of the litter.

Here is Jozette. She is almost 1 year old. Loves my shaving brushes and having shaving crean put on her nose.
Will "talk" to you all day long, very friendly with strangers and kids, NEVER claws or bite.

Here is my cat Honey being her usual grumpy self.

She does bite and scratch, but only when I play with her. God knows what she would be like with little kids. Not sure I want to find out, knowing how short tempered she is!

Steven

Ours are Dora, Rocky, Tiger, Puma, and Harley.

Dora and Rocky are the kittens of a stray we took in that our neighbor later took. Tiger was found in a tree across the street, and I think Puma and Harley ust eventually got word that there were two idiots on the street taking in stray cats.

I'll post some pictures later

Weirdest thing is I have now seen with my own eyes and also been told by visitors to our house and friends that strays seem to ake far more friendly pets. When either my wife our I are home the cats always keep us in sight but in most cases are interacting in some way, whether it's clibing on my lap, the keyboard, the desk, the back of the chair, you get the picture.

Here's our Bella who arrived shortly after Little Man was conceived. She's been very good and tolerant of him.

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