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Is that the Mum for that kitten, or a kitten that you adopted etc.?
With the loss of Sophie, we only had Bogart left (male, 8 years old)
The missus just adopted two kittens. Now we're trying to get all three of them to gel. Bogart isn't having it. The kittens are kept in the master bedroom for now and Bogart gets to roam the rest of the house. We let the kittens place their scent on a blanket that Bogart uses and then give it back to him. Trying to brake them in slowly...
You're not helping with the cuteness here! This is so unfair
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He's a kitten that I adopted from the local shelter. He goes to the vet tomorrow for a checkup too.
Is the older cat a male? How on earth did you get them to feel so quickly?
That's brilliant. Struggling here to have my three gel...
Yeah they're both males. It's been my experience that bringing a kitten into the home with adult cats is very easy to do verses bringing an adult cat home. Assimilation occurs much easier since the kitten likely hasn't been abused, not developed any bad habits or fear of other cats.
I did the same with the older cat, Puma, where I brought him home as a kitten when I had an adult cat at the time. He assimilated easily too, just like Cassini is now.
Here's a 3 minute video of Cassini climbing the drapes yesterday.
A couple of Sam, now 15½, playing with his activity ball. Sorry for the quality; I had to take them quick because he wouldn't stay still.
Mad Harry by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Mad Harry by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Mad Harry by Hugh Russell, on FlickrMad Harry by Hugh Russell, on FlickrCheers
Hugh
Here's a 3 minute video of Cassini climbing the drapes yesterday.
If he is able to try to climb the drapes, I assume that Cassini still has his claws?
Oh yes! And I have many scratches to prove it.
That is what I assumed as I doubted that he would have been able to attempt the drapes without claws, and, at one moment in the video, I think I even saw him sharpening those claws.
Buzz on a walk up a nearby hill.
Today he spotted a kangaroo up there and took off through the bush after it. Being a pound rescue the whole "come back!" concept is tenuous, to say the least. But he came back. Good boy.
Buzz on a walk up a nearby hill.
Today he spotted a kangaroo up there and took off through the bush after it. Being a pound rescue the whole "come back!" concept is tenuous, to say the least. But he came back. Good boy.
Hm. In that case, I think something Pavlovian might be what is called for, here.......
Phoebe cuteness. Take it all in folks...
Hazel about to get into something
Phoebe looking after my watch box and BB8
Bell bell bell bell bell bell bell bell bell bell. Bella.
I discovered that filming a cat in slow motion only enhances its cuteness by the inverse of whatever fraction of the original speed it's being filmed at. Although I have little quantitative data to support this, I direct your attention to my findings below:
(HD YouTube version here)
(HD YouTube version here)
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Lani. Our kelpie.
Our cat Thomas.
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My little girl Ellie had puppies the other day. 5 of the little buggers. The dad is about 3 pounds so these little squirts aren't going to be big.
https://goo.gl/photos/jSWF3NkvmccTXQ6r7
https://goo.gl/photos/jSWF3NkvmccTXQ6r7
Lani or Kelpie waiting for Mr 6 to come out of school.
It's a nice arrangement, though. The space below the television kept clear for unobstructed wagging of tail whilst sat on dog chair.
