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Cats owned: dsh
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16-05-2011, 10:23 PM   #21

Re: Free to a home- doesn't have to be good!


In honesty Urchin has come on leaps and bounds.
I can actuallt touch him, although this means he has to bite and claw my hand- this is done in a playful way and doesn't break the skin ( or the biting doesn't!)

We often waken up with him lying between us or at my feet, at this point I know not to move quickly in case a get pronged.

We sometime have a couple of butteries in bed on a sunday with a coffee. Most of the cats, including Urchin have started begging ( in cat terms this means grabbing) for some. Urchin usually sits with Mr Tomsk in front of Mike and accepts his bit. We usually have 2 butteries each but in actual fact only end up eating one- Fluffy, Mr Tomsk, Sooty, Loki, Urchin, Pumkin and now Helga all line up for a taste. Helga is allowed to join in now because she has halved in weight and is a nice normal sized cat. I think really its us who should be cutting out the treats instead.



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Cats owned: Leia: blue torbie
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16-05-2011, 10:47 PM   #22

Re: Free to a home- doesn't have to be good!


What a lovely story, farthing! It's so good to hear about Helga, she was absolutely humongous when you got her; any change of a pic of the new trim puss?



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17-05-2011, 10:45 AM   #23

Re: Free to a home- doesn't have to be good!


What a charming picture - you'll have us all queuing up and begging for those butteries, farthing!



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