Meet Ruby, a rescue cat with a sad past, but she’s got her forever home now. She brings us so much joy.
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Cats past and present - some behaving badly.
(27 Posts)Our dear little grey girl and our horrible big black boy.
Sadly our little girl died last year and I don't think we will ever stop missing her.
They are/were terrors for getting up on the furniture.
I’ve got 2 cats
I have 2 ragdolls that are the cutest thing ever. Did you consider getting him a new companion?
Dramatic xray photograph of my still healthy and lively female cat (from 2 years ago). She would still chew my sewing thread, given the opportunity.
grandtante ....thought that was MY cat ( identical)?
Miss Kitty and Jack. They were scrawny kittens when we found them and we didn't think they would survive. They eat us out of house and home now! DH spoils them rotten ?
My tabby boy Mr Cooper, and the black & white one is Stella, who was PTS almost 2 years ago, at the age of 18
My ex didn't like him but continued to feed him so at least that was something. He died but I don't know how. I hope it was old age.
Some lovely cats here.
vampirequeen What a shame your tenancy agreement didn't allow you to have a cat.
I hope Spike was well cared for after you had to leave him behind, very sad.

I have a funny cat story, vampirequeen, relating to a no cats allowed tenancy.
I had my cats from when I was married. I wasn't getting rid of them despite going into rented accomodation when I left my husband. So everytime the letting agent came round to do a check, I put the cats in their vet boxes and put them in the car.
On the final occasion, I got fed up with doing it, so just shut them outside. The agent NEVER checked outside. Except on this occasion, he wanted to. AND it was raining. So the cats heard the door open and streamed in (all 4 of them).
Had to pretend they were the neighbours cats and shoo them out again. Have you ever tried to herd cats?
I didn't get another cat because the tenancy agreement didn't allow me to.
fatgran57
Your post made me smile. 
My beloved Poodie - half Bengal and wild and beautiful. Sadly run over 18 months ago on our quiet private road. She was just 3 years old.
We got a preowned who sadly already had FIV. He had three lovely months with us before he passed.
Now we have Lily. Another middle aged preowned.
My house is not a home without a cat.
Our greedy girl 14 yr old Milly, was my brother’s cat, he sadly died due to alcoholism 2 years ago. She’d had a rough time and was in poor condition. Now has the life of Riley. When not sleeping spends most of time trying to get more food from us and has gone from being underweight to a bit of a podge. Very fussy about which bit of her body we are allowed to stroke but we love her.
Oh my goodness GagaJo what an expensive stray she became! Vet bills are so expensive nowadays.
I love the pic of the cat smooching your husband(?)
And the one on the high shelf!!! aren't they devils sometimes.
They look lovely though all the same. I love cats.
He sounds lovely vampirequeen Do you have another cat now? How we miss them the ones we have lost 
We have never actually bought a pet, all have just appeared in the yard or people have landed them on us.
Even both our birds were strays.One was a rainbow lorikeet and I loved him so much.
He would come out of his cage every night for hours at a time - we had to cover all the furniture with old towels because his bowels were extremely copious.
When another friend landed us with a little yellow canary the canary became the lorikeets pet! The canary was quite horrible but a funny character.
Even the pet rat was dumped on us by a daughter but I loved him also, He used to sit on my shoulder. Got a funny look from the postman one day when I wore the rat to the mailbox!
My lovely long suffering indoor ex-alley cats. They're not keen on my noisy, loud, boisterous grandson. HE is a real wimp but once jumped out of a window after a bird and SHE swallowed one of my sewing needles, necessitating a thousand pound operation.
They're beautiful. I used to have a smoky grey cat too. I called him Spike after the big dog in Tom and Jerry because he was tiny when we got him. He always seemed to be having a bad hair day and could never get his fur to lay smoothly like a real cat
, I had to leave him behind when I escaped but he was my comforter when things were bad. He would wait for ex to settle upstairs then snuggle up to me on the sofa. If ex moved even slightly he would cock an ear, listen then go back to his cat cave so that if ex came into the room, he and I would look totally innocent (ex wouldn't allow him to be on the sofa even if he was on my knee).
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