Feral cat

viewWell, he was a feral cat a few months ago. Not a stray, but a full-on spitting, clawing  wild man.

31 thoughts on “Feral cat

  1. It also proves he is a smart cat. Enough of this living in the wild hunting for food, now I can sleep on a comfortable bed and have my food delivered to me by my own human servant.

    • He’s not neutered. Nor is he fat or lazy. He’s free to come and go as he pleases, Findalis.
      I enjoy his company when he’s around and the feeling seems to be mutual.

      • OK then now he is not a freeloader on the system. He is preparing you for slavery though.

        When you can get him neutered and his shots. He will live longer. He would do it to you.

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  2. “Dogs have masters, cats have slaves!”

    I have utmost respect for cats as they live in a truly self-centered world and are brazen about it, whereas politicians live in a truly self-centered world and lie that they do so. :mrgreen:

    • Or, “dogs have masters, cats have staff”.

      A very Merry Christmas, KG and Mrs KG.

      • Thank you. And to you and yours, Donald. Hopefully you’ll get a cool Christmas day down there. :grin:

    • To say “dogs have masters, cats have staff” I think is a bit off. Living with three labs, I can tell you, they do their utmost best on a daily basis to train me.

        • Actually, the pack dynamics are fascinating – and invariably funny. I very, very rarely give them human food – except they get a small share each time I cook steak or a roast. So, at any rate, the logistics aren’t too bad, really.

  3. From the Cat’s diary-
    Day 29-The training of my new humans is progressing nicely.I already have them supplying me with food without having to claw and bite them and in a couple more weeks will have them getting me a fancy new flea collar and maybe some sort of toy to amuse myself with when they aren’t around.
    If all goes according to plan maybe in another month I will be thoroughly ensconced beneath the AC vent nearest the TV.

  4. I’m not! I’m completely out of my depth and playing with another set of smileys, which you can see below the comments box.

    • Isn’t he, Lucia Maria. :grin: And a real character too. With the wet season starting, he’ll keep down the young snakes which take up residence under the house, as well as eating us out of the Mainland Vintage cheese which we get from Townsville.

      In case I forget, may you and yours have a very Happy Christmas and a fine 2013. All the best from me and Gecko.

    • Practical here, in the wet, Mawm.http://falfn.com/CrusaderRabbit/wp-content/plugins/wp-monalisa/icons/wpml_smile.gif It’s more gumboot than Gucci around these parts.And bare feet are a no-no.

      • Ahhh, but if you put the temptation of a really good emoticon at our disposal, we’ll find a way to use it. :mrgreen: http://falfn.com/CrusaderRabbit/wp-content/plugins/wp-monalisa/icons/wpml_cool.gif

      • The forecast charts keep threatening wind and rain………and all we are getting is lovely subtropical weather. We even managed to sit out in the garden until almost midnight in shorts and Tee’s.

  5. Knew you couldn’t live without one of us.

    Congrats on your return to slavedom and a Very Merry Christmas to you, Gecko and your new Master.

    Back to a sunny morning and the endless rabbit hunt.

    :smile:

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