Micky and Sweep no longer with us but lived to be 20 and 16
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Masie is a real beauty.
They all are.
Its a shame we don't have an anonymous vote button, because we could have had a cat beauty competition. 
Oh I have enjoyed reading your posts and looking at your pictures of your beautiful cats
What comes through as well is how much we still love and miss the ones who have gone - it is so awful when they die isn't it.
I can still picture in my mind every little mark and pattern in our grey girl's fur and her little cold bald ears!
The way she liked to have her ears rubbed and under her chin.
We have so many pictures of her and I can't look at them much as I start to tear up.
Maybe it's because I am older and know we probably won't have another cat once the "orrible black one goes!
Yes a vote button would be nice but very hard to choose though
This is Inky.
This is Ollie, an ex-stray, who adopted us before Christmas.
He’s recovering from illness and here he’s modelling his Elizabethan collar (to stop him licking his wound).
What a great thread, really enjoying seeing everyone’s cats. ?
This is Bugsie when he had a gash on his side sewn up - with no anaesthetic and didn't bat an eyelid!
Such beautiful well loved cats you all have.
This was a very special foster kitten who stole our hearts. She has a mild form of cerebellar hypoplasia, a condition that occurs when a cat's brain doesn't develop properly in the womb. They walk with a wobbly gait, they cannot jump much, they are un-coordinated. It will not get worse, they are in no pain, and they no nothing else, so are very happy and have adapted. In this case the Mum was living rough and very malnourished.
We almost kept her, but because of her condition, she really needs to be an indoor cat, and that would be almost impossible at ours, as back door open most of the summer. We did find her a very special home, but she will always have a place in my heart.
Not my cat. This little girl cat works locally.
She was found by the Pompiers/Firefighters when they fought a massive forest fire in the S. of France the summer before last. She had burnt feet, half a tail, damage to her ears etc, They took her to our Vet who treated her and kept her! Her job now involves greeting clients and sitting on stock and looking decorative. I just adore the "eyebrows" which is, of course fire damage; but she's healthy, happy, much loved and lots of fun. A great talking point !
My daughter’s cat Cupcake.Princess and ruler of all!!
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