Pics of Reyn's cats

Here's a pic (Dec 2003) of Kory and myself with his Christmas bow tie on. Not a great shot I'm afraid.

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Photos of my oldest daughter's cats. They are all shelter cats that she adopted. The rabbit was fostered for a short while.

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Nicky

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Honey

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Marcus & Winston

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Winston & friend

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I love the photograph of you & Kory, Reyn. You both look so serious, so intelligent! Very Happy

Does your oldest daughter live with you? If so, it must be cat paradise at your place! Very Happy

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msolga wrote:

Does your oldest daughter live with you? If so, it must be cat paradise at your place!

No, she doesn't, but her cats were with us for a short period of time a while back. Kory and Winston just don't get along. Shocked

They had to be kept separate.

Marcus is a real sweetheart. He's a Norwegian Forest cat.

They all have their stories.

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A couple more pics of our cats.

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Here's my little girl as a kitten. Apparently, she was the smallest of her litter we later found out. When she went for her initial vet check-up, they had to weigh her in a special small cup weighing scale.

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Our big bruiser boy, Kory.

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Beautiful cats Reynlots of cat bonding going on in this thread Cool

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haha, Yup! Kory is the son I never had. Laughing

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Here's a couple of photos of a Siamese cat that my family had in the 1960s. Her name was May Ling.

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They are such pretty cats...for Christmas 1966, My parents bought me two Siamese kittens.

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Very nice! We also had ours as a kitten. It was a present to our family from an uncle.

Do you have any photos?

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That reminds me, I do have pictures somewhere...they are both sleeping on the couch with our pet squirrel :wink: I'll have to find them...

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Hey, sounds like fun! Love to see them! Smile

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Isn't it interesting, Reyn, that the memories of the cats of our past just linger & linger? It's almost as if they're still around! I think that's rather nice. Very Happy

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Yes, I would agree. Some of the stories are rather sad though and are difficult to dwell on. Crying or Very sad

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& some of the stories are delightful memories of rugged feline individualists, the likes of which will never be seen again! Very Happy

Or is that: Sad

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Just discovered this forum. Kora is magnificient - looks full of personality.

Billy came into our lives about 4 months ago. We don't have any kids (yet!) so he's sort of a surrogate son. He's our first cat. We're not sure about his age as my wife found him outside her place of work. We think he's about six months now or at least that's what the vet thinks.

I don't have the facility for scanning pictures here - however, he's sort of a paler-marmalade version of Colorbook's avatar.

Reyn - what's your advice on neutering? Should we wait until he starts stinking the place or could he be "done" at this stage?

I really enjoed the picture of Kora amongst the toys. Our Billy has an ongoing love-hate relationship with the Pink Panther. If Coyote had our Billy in tow, I don't think we'd have had as many cartoons...

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There's an article in one of our Dailies today concerning a cat who "wandered off" from her home in Wisconsin. Somehow she managed to end up in Europe! It's reckoned she entered a neighbouring paper warehouse, ended up in a cargo container and was shipped across the Atlantic to Nancy, NE France. Tagging led to her being reunited with her owners.

So much for Homeland Security!!

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msolga wrote:

& some of the stories are delightful memories of rugged feline individualists, the likes of which will never be seen again!

Or is that:

Yes, for sure. We did have a couple of cats in our past that were not well. That's life, I guess.

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lmur wrote:

Reyn - what's your advice on neutering? Should we wait until he starts stinking the place or could he be "done" at this stage?

I really enjoed the picture of Kora amongst the toys. Our Billy has an ongoing love-hate relationship with the Pink Panther. If Coyote had our Billy in tow, I don't think we'd have had as many cartoons...

Your cat sounds lovely!

My advice is to always check with your vet in regards to neutering and such. They're the experts in matters like this. There may be mitigating factors.

With Kira, she was a real small kitten. We had to wait to get her first vaccination as a kitten due to her weight. Check with your vet about that sort of thing, too.

I hope we get to see a pic of your kitty some time! Very Happy

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Reyn wrote:

My advice is to always check with your vet in regards to neutering and such. They're the experts in matters like this. There may be mitigating factors.
With Kira, she was a real small kitten. We had to wait to get her first vaccination as a kitten due to her weight. Check with your vet about that sort of thing, too.

Thanks for advice above. We'll certainly take our cue from the vet.
We did get Billy vaccinated in the early stages (within a week of his adopting us). Our vet's advice was to wait until he was 6 months old, which is about now. He weighs about 9 lbs and there are few if any pleasures better than falling asleep on the sofa with him snuggled on my chest!

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