Mistakes may be made
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@jon-nyc said in Mistakes may be made:
Better get the cat in before January 20th.
He'll be taking mouse hunting jobs from hard working American cats.
@Horace said in Mistakes may be made:
@jon-nyc said in Mistakes may be made:
Better get the cat in before January 20th.
He'll be taking mouse hunting jobs from hard working American cats.
See @Mik’s comment. He’ll be doing jobs that American cats won’t do.
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@Horace said in Mistakes may be made:
@jon-nyc said in Mistakes may be made:
Better get the cat in before January 20th.
He'll be taking mouse hunting jobs from hard working American cats.
See @Mik’s comment. He’ll be doing jobs that American cats won’t do.
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Well Horace, your kitty looks a lot like an American Shorthair, classic silver tabby. Could it be a purebred? It has many of the hallmark markings … the “M” on the forehead, the “bullseye” on its side, and full rings on its tail. We had 3. All retired showcats. Sweet and friendly. Our silver tabby was bred in Hawaii. Here’s pics of him and his ‘brother’, a brown classic tabby.
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Gorgeous cats…
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Well Horace, your kitty looks a lot like an American Shorthair, classic silver tabby. Could it be a purebred? It has many of the hallmark markings … the “M” on the forehead, the “bullseye” on its side, and full rings on its tail. We had 3. All retired showcats. Sweet and friendly. Our silver tabby was bred in Hawaii. Here’s pics of him and his ‘brother’, a brown classic tabby.
@blondie said in Mistakes may be made:
Well Horace, your kitty looks a lot like an American Shorthair, classic silver tabby. Could it be a purebred? It has many of the hallmark markings … the “M” on the forehead, the “bullseye” on its side, and full rings on its tail. We had 3. All retired showcats. Sweet and friendly. Our silver tabby was bred in Hawaii. Here’s pics of him and his ‘brother’, a brown classic tabby.
Interesting, good to know. Thanks Blondie!
Education is extremely important.
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@blondie said in Mistakes may be made:
Well Horace, your kitty looks a lot like an American Shorthair, classic silver tabby. Could it be a purebred? It has many of the hallmark markings … the “M” on the forehead, the “bullseye” on its side, and full rings on its tail. We had 3. All retired showcats. Sweet and friendly. Our silver tabby was bred in Hawaii. Here’s pics of him and his ‘brother’, a brown classic tabby.
Interesting, good to know. Thanks Blondie!
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@Horace that is a very pretty cat
@taiwan_girl said in Mistakes may be made:
@Horace that is a very pretty cat
Thanks. The cat came back yesterday and I got a new batch of videos.
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@taiwan_girl said in Mistakes may be made:
@Horace that is a very pretty cat
Thanks. The cat came back yesterday and I got a new batch of videos.
@Horace said in Mistakes may be made:
@taiwan_girl said in Mistakes may be made:
@Horace that is a very pretty cat
Thanks. The cat came back yesterday and I got a new batch of videos.
The problem is that the cat is an outdoor cat. Outdoor cats are prone to all kinds of problems, including diseases, injury, etc.
If you bring it home, it might have an issue adjusting if you plan to keep it as an indoor cat.
But, yeah, what a neat-looking animal. So friendly.
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@Horace said in Mistakes may be made:
@taiwan_girl said in Mistakes may be made:
@Horace that is a very pretty cat
Thanks. The cat came back yesterday and I got a new batch of videos.
The problem is that the cat is an outdoor cat. Outdoor cats are prone to all kinds of problems, including diseases, injury, etc.
If you bring it home, it might have an issue adjusting if you plan to keep it as an indoor cat.
But, yeah, what a neat-looking animal. So friendly.
@George-K said in Mistakes may be made:
@Horace said in Mistakes may be made:
@taiwan_girl said in Mistakes may be made:
@Horace that is a very pretty cat
Thanks. The cat came back yesterday and I got a new batch of videos.
The problem is that the cat is an outdoor cat. Outdoor cats are prone to all kinds of problems, including diseases, injury, etc.
If you bring it home, it might have an issue adjusting if you plan to keep it as an indoor cat.
But, yeah, what a neat-looking animal. So friendly.
Thanks for that warning, I hadn't considered that aspect.
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Our kitty above had to be quarantined (I believe it was a Hawaii rule) for a period of time, plus all the right vaccinations. But my memory has faded. It was decades ago. Didn’t Optimistic bring back a cute pup from ?Honduras or ?Costa Rica . I sure miss her.
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I've never seen a cat with those markings before. Really pretty and interesting.
Has your wife named it yet?
@Friday said in Mistakes may be made:
I've never seen a cat with those markings before. Really pretty and interesting.
Has your wife named it yet?
Huahua, which means flower.
She got some of the back story from a neighbor who knows the original owner. The cat, now five years old, got sick and the owner couldn’t afford the vet. So he abandoned the cat. No, it doesn’t make much sense to me either.
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It has been my experience that once something has been named it is yours and you can't get rid of it.
Hope the vet gives Huahua a clean bill of health.
@Friday said in Mistakes may be made:
It has been my experience that once something has been named it is yours and you can't get rid of it.
Hope the vet gives Huahua a clean bill of health.
Agree on all fronts.
