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14.03.2011 00:33
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chulas8 says:
Beautiful cat! You asked if I owned a 'cattery...'No, but we should, shouldn't we?! We have a rather large home (Thank Goodness!) and I just can't resist rescuing neglected, abused or unwanted cats. Of course we DO get our share of feral cats that always come around our property for a handout. We strongly recommend and support TNR (trap neuter/spay and release.) We get them vaccinated also. Thanks for all of your kind comments.
chulas8 says:Beautiful cat! You asked if I owned a 'cattery...'No, but we should, shouldn't we?! We have a rather large home (Thank Goodness!) and I just can't resist rescuing neglected, abused or unwanted cats. Of course we DO get our share of feral cats that always come around our property for a handout. We strongly recommend and support TNR (trap neuter/spay and release.) We get them vaccinated also. Thanks for all of your kind comments.
14.03.2011 00:33
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chulas8 says:
Willie belongs to my mother. He's an exceptionally large Maine Coon and maintains weights of 22 to 24 lb. As I'm sure most everyone is aware, Maine Coons are one of the largest breeds of cats...normally surpassed only by the Norwegian Forest cat weighing between 13 to 22 lb(6 to 10 kg) and sometimes the Ragdoll, weighing in at 10-20 lb (4.5-9 kg).
chulas8 says:Willie belongs to my mother. He's an exceptionally large Maine Coon and maintains weights of 22 to 24 lb. As I'm sure most everyone is aware, Maine Coons are one of the largest breeds of cats...normally surpassed only by the Norwegian Forest cat weighing between 13 to 22 lb(6 to 10 kg) and sometimes the Ragdoll, weighing in at 10-20 lb (4.5-9 kg).
14.03.2011 00:33
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chulas8 says:
We lost Poppy Cat in September, 2007. He contracted Feline aids from fighting other feral and stray cats. We had him euthanized in order that he not suffer and also so he wouldn't infect other outdoor cats. Mama Cat is healthy and doing fine. Sadly, diseases among feral and stray cats are all too prevalent.
chulas8 says:We lost Poppy Cat in September, 2007. He contracted Feline aids from fighting other feral and stray cats. We had him euthanized in order that he not suffer and also so he wouldn't infect other outdoor cats. Mama Cat is healthy and doing fine. Sadly, diseases among feral and stray cats are all too prevalent.
