Let's See Your Cats!!!

Damn those are pretty cats man.

 

Cheers

 

Yes This!

I even yelled for my wife to come over. Her words "Gorgeous" (she thought Savannah was a girl doh) - I said nope, both pretty boys!! Hahhahaaa

 

Yes two very spoiled boys

 

Are they indoor only or indoor and out? Just curious if they are hunters.

When we got KitKat she was a 14 week old feral kitten. She already was a hunter when we got her, which makes sense....feral. And FrickFrack we have had for 4 or 5 years (he's going on 10 though) and he has always been an outdoors cat....straight up mercenary serial killer. Figured they both know how to handle themselves outside, and we have bobcats, coyotes, FL panthers, etc. so let them keep on keepin on. They love to hunt and we didnt want to take that away from them. Get daily presents, rabbits, lizards, rats, mice, voles, iguanas, squirrels, etc.

Yours look like they could have some speed, which is KitKat, she catches the squirrels. Fricker is to big at 19 lbs to chase them up a tree, he is more of an ambush kind of guy.

 

This may sound crazy but we had to sign contracts that said we wouldn't let them outside. They are both ball less. But if they weren't the breeder told us they can change the eco system if they were to reproduce.

 

Ours are spayed and neutered. How come that matters in letting them out? Not attacking just curious.

 

Kill too many birds for one. Then in suburban life poop at neighbor's.

I love cats. I love barn cats.

Our two Siamese mix are indoor only, but that is for their own good.

 

To be honest with you I never really thought about it. Since they have wild dna more so in the Savannah I just assumed that if other cats were to get pregnant the kitten would come out with some wild dna. But since they are both neutered I may have to go with Pablo's answer kill to many other animals. I guess after a few years I just don't think about it.

 

I can understand that. The amount of shit that our psychos kill is unbelievable. But then again, we have way to many rabbits in our hood so I am not upset over them. The squirrels fuck with them so fuck you squirrels, you get whats coming to you. Iguanas are invasive, I have personally shot over 200 of them so no argument there, all the rest of the lizards are pretty much invasive as well so fuck them too. Voles....well I dont like mounds in my yard, and who doesnt want rats killed. Only one I have an issue with is the snakes, I like them around, but they really dont kill many of them so not really a reason for me. They leave the birds alone, not to mention our birds are big and have sharp beaks so they stay away from them.
Just curious is all.

 

Not going to argue with any of that.

 

My Magenta was indoor/outdoor. I didn't notice at first, but after a while, it bacame clear that there were far less birds around and no rodent problem, and got lots of gifts of snakes, some mice and even a bat once. (sorry for the runnno sentence)

 

Meet Cleo AKA Cleopatra, a runt flame tipped Siamese that is now about 22 years old and still spry as a kitten, and some watercolor paintings I did of her. Her fur is not like most cats, it's super soft like rabbit fur.

The other cat was her "sister," Nefertiti/Neffi, a full Siamese that was killed by an inept veterinarian three years ago. :-\

Don't let the nasty look fool you, she is as gentle and well-behaved as any cat I've ever had.

 

She is beautiful and you are blessed she’s still with you at 22. And your art work is fabulous. My wife is a watercolor artist and she is very impressed with your work.

 

@Sprig Thank you! See more at scribblings-n-stuff dot com (not here to shamelessly post links.)

 

Checked out your site, all I can say is WOW!

 

Wow 22 that’s awesome! Back it 2011 our tortie passed away at 23 but she didn’t look as good as yours does. I don’t know shit about art but those look amazing! Nice work!!! If you were to get sent a photo do you do paintings off a picture?