thfcsteff
Ralph Coates
what a blindingly great kitty mate, and top photos too, that first one!!!! Your son must be delighted with her. I might choose to start watching us like that too!!!
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THE DOGS OF GLORY GLORY
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what a blindingly great kitty mate, and top photos too, that first one!!!! Your son must be delighted with her. I might choose to start watching us like that too!!!
Robbo
Jack Jull
His name was Røys - he was initially found abandoned in a stone heap, "steinrøys" in Norwegian, hence the name. Glad to spread some laughter!
Just to add a bit of context to the story; he was - we think - almost/partially run over by a car once, and came home covered in dirt/oil and nearly unable to make a sound. We washed him up and thankfully he was otherwise unharmed.
But he could only meaow in a whisper after the incident, until a couple of months later when he regained his powerful voice...only now he sounded more like a goat than a cat.
It was extremely odd at first, but became another addition to his character.
And that was the sound that awoke our neighbours.
Glenda's Legs
Tom Huddlestone
Feeling pretty p!ssed off this morning, so I am grateful for the laugh that gave me (the sounding like a goat part, not the getting run over part)!His name was Røys - he was initially found abandoned in a stone heap, "steinrøys" in Norwegian, hence the name. Glad to spread some laughter!
Just to add a bit of context to the story; he was - we think - almost/partially run over by a car once, and came home covered in dirt/oil and nearly unable to make a sound. We washed him up and thankfully he was otherwise unharmed.
But he could only meaow in a whisper after the incident, until a couple of months later when he regained his powerful voice...only now he sounded more like a goat than a cat.
It was extremely odd at first, but became another addition to his character.
Robbo
Jack Jull
Glad to spread some good mood, and it feels nice reminiscing the old furball as well!
thfcsteff
Ralph Coates
His name was Røys - he was initially found abandoned in a stone heap, "steinrøys" in Norwegian, hence the name. Glad to spread some laughter!
Just to add a bit of context to the story; he was - we think - almost/partially run over by a car once, and came home covered in dirt/oil and nearly unable to make a sound. We washed him up and thankfully he was otherwise unharmed.
But he could only meaow in a whisper after the incident, until a couple of months later when he regained his powerful voice...only now he sounded more like a goat than a cat.
It was extremely odd at first, but became another addition to his character.
...I mean, this is a story of legend! He had a destiny; YOU!
I just love those sorts of stories...our Bubbsy was similar albeit far less spectacular (honestly, your scenario is a movie). We had lost our previous kitty, Fluffy, he was 13. My wife was not up for another cat so soon, I'd jumped the gun and arranged to see one on a local adoption site. She said, "Fine, go look, but we'll know if we're meant to have a certain cat, it will become apparent." Turned out I had 'blind' responded to someone I knew via a workspace! My wife conceded this was a sign. Hail Bubbsy for 14 years until he left me...as for spreading some laughter, I am somewhat in awe. These creatures do not cross us by accident, they're major ingredients in our lives. Again, thanks for sharing those stories; I feel like I knew him
thfcsteff
Ralph Coates
Happier days, remember when we used to win games! 2017. Castro still watching but occasionally poops on the carpet post match
Awwww brilliant! Castro basking in the comfort and repose of enjoying watching us. Hail Castro!
thfcsteff
Ralph Coates
I am still laughing over the food hijack via the neighbour's cat flap and then waking them up to let him out!!!! Superb!
Robbo
Jack Jull
Cats are lovely creatures - I mean, dogs are awesome too, and I don't mean to hijack the thread, but it's my belief cats can sometimes have quite complex personalities (some are very simple too). I believe we maxed out in that department with Røys, lol....I mean, this is a story of legend! He had a destiny; YOU!
I just love those sorts of stories...our Bubbsy was similar albeit far less spectacular (honestly, your scenario is a movie). We had lost our previous kitty, Fluffy, he was 13. My wife was not up for another cat so soon, I'd jumped the gun and arranged to see one on a local adoption site. She said, "Fine, go look, but we'll know if we're meant to have a certain cat, it will become apparent." Turned out I had 'blind' responded to someone I knew via a workspace! My wife conceded this was a sign. Hail Bubbsy for 14 years until he left me...as for spreading some laughter, I am somewhat in awe. These creatures do not cross us by accident, they're major ingredients in our lives. Again, thanks for sharing those stories; I feel like I knew him
Good for you to get another cat even if it wasn't intended! Took us a year and an awful trial with two rabbits and a hamster (never again!) before we felt ready to get a cat again. We took the kids, big mistake, so now we have two - and they don't get along at all.
Currently separating them, with a goal to assimilate them and make them at least tolerate each other. But they're cosy cats, and unlike Røys also has a much, much higher emphasis on personal hygiene. But that's a different story...