Show us yer pets!

[Bouncy Castle]

Oh look at that face. Don't you just wanna squeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!

[Tonyblack]

My pictures aren't as good, but this is my funny little cat.

What a character!

[spideyGirl]

Aw lovely

[meerkat]

What a beautiful face!

[AuntyVague]

Absolutely beautiful photos Ghost
And that kitty is a real cutie HazelRah!

[ghostsecurity28]

definitely a gorgeous tortie you have there hazelrah
Thanks again for the compliments always appreciated

[Del]

My oldest daughters gorgeous cat Czara.... she's some sort of Russian cat... non-or-low-allergenic. Only cat I can be around. She grows to be the second biggest domestic cat breed.

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[HazelRah17]

A Siberian forest koshka (cat). I want one of those, but all the breeders seem to insist you keep them inside. She's absolutely gorgeous.

[Del]

Yes. She has to be kept inside.... though she is an adept escape artist! That balcony she is on is three floors up... she puts her paws over the rail and shimmies paw over paw to the next balcony HANGING OVER THE EDGE onto the neighbours balcony to say hello. Little Horror!

[cheery_j.]

Why do they have to be kept inside? They're called FOREST cats....

[HazelRah17]

Aww, that sounds cute and terrifying. I once had an escape artist guinea pig, we used to spend ever summer trying to catch him with nets and ever more elaborate traps. Guinea pigs don't look like they should be able to move that fast.

I guess it's so they don't get run over. I just googled it and apparently you're a terrible person if you just let your cat run free, apparently it's the same as letting a three year old run around unattended :/

[Del]

I have no idea. I shall have to ask the daughter. They act more like a dog than a cat (socially), and they don't really have a meow (voice)... something about a strange very very quiet purr which I can attest to. She once got stuck up a tree for two days and we looked and looked with a multitude of volunteers until T heard her at midnight in the dead quiet.

Mind you she IS so social and friendly that T has always met ALL her neighbours everywhere she has lived when the neighbours have been called on to see if she has crept into one of their windows to come visit. A police patrol once pulled us up at 3am as we tiptoed around the dark streets peering in gardens.... and THEY patrolled for an hour with thier searchlight looking for her If T takes her anywhere or moves she always walks her on a leash around two blocks near the house the first day or so, and if she gets out she knows her way home.

[cheery_j.]

I just googled it and apparently you're a terrible person if you just let your cat run free, apparently it's the same as letting a three year old run around unattended :/

Pffff - and you're not a terrible person if you lock it up? Sounds silly to me...

[HazelRah17]

I think I'd be a terribly injured person if I tried to keep my cat inside. She's pretty much a farm cat though.

[Natalya]

Hi all
Yesterday I gave last kittens. Oh, after that I repeated myself again and again: Never, never else! Even sake of my loved cat!... may be...
My heart was broken. When I cleared empty room (in which kittens lived) and gathered these small toys and other kittens's things – I couldn’t stop cried. I hope that now kittens have good loving owners. I called they (to owners, not to kittens!) and listened many kind words about kittens: they are beautiful, affectionate, trustful, playful and… always telling “mrrrrrr” (when owners touch they (kittens, not owners!) by hands). Of course, we brought up they with much love…
Cat seems easy in one's mind . Maybe because she is… errr… wanted a catman now again.
And as for me… I feeling Big Empty in my soul – where were small fluffy funny kittens capered early. I know that this feeling will ending soon. And I'm sure that with kittens all is good!
This last foto with all three kittens (2.5 month).
This speech was about hard labor of breeding… Not physically…
It's sadly but this is life!
PS My daughter say: "Mum! You too sentimental! What you would be done when I'll leave our home?..."