They are gorgeous- both appreciate they are being well cared for and loved. If I lived closer I would happily cat sit.
Thank you Pipin for everything.
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Some of you have kindly asked what Trold's apprentice and successor is called.
Well, as you probably can't pronounce his Danish name, we have decided on a pen-name and in deference to Harry Potter and because he is black he is calling himself Sirius here.
As most of you know, he started life as a stray and neither my efforts or those of the lady across the road where he sometimes was fed served to find out where he actually came from.
Neither chipped, tattooed nor apparently missed by anyone who saw our adverts, he seems to have reached the age of three (judging by his teeth) by sneaking food off more fortunate cats' plates - the cat-flap is such a boon to cat-thieves!
All the while the little soul apparently dreamed of two things: being able to sit in a window and look out at the world outside, especially when it is raining, and lying in a bed.
He is, as far as I can see, an entire tom, although there is no smell of tom cat, which I thought there always was in uncastrated males. If anyone knows better, do please enlighten me.
When he is a little more used to being a house cat and valued pet, a visit to the vet is indicated, as he needs to be chipped for my peace of mind and vaccinated against cat's flu, rabies and other nasty things. If the vet is likewise of my opinion that he is capable of siring any amount of unwanted kittens, obviously a further trip to the vet is indicated, as there are too many unwanted kittens in this sad world.
This is an old very sad thread. I remember being so sorry to hear about Trold. Did you ever get another cat?
I see that I mentioned that we were to re-home two Maine Coons and worried about how domesticated they'd be. Well. They turned out to be the most loving and devoted boys anyone could home for. So friendly and cuddly. They mob me when I sit down and fight for a place on my knee. The first photo is of them both wanting up and the second is of the winner!
grandtanteJE65 Only just seen your more recent post. Sorry for your loss 
My Mr Cooper was feral until I managed to trap him, take him to the vet to be neutered and microchipped. He's been with us for 10 years now, is approximately 17 years old.
He's the most gentle, lovely cat I've ever had in the 40 years of being a cat owner. Another cat attacked him a few weeks ago, scratched my boy's cornea. After 3 lots of different antibiotics, he had to have the eye removed, but he's been perfectly fine.
Am really upset to hear that. I suspect the same thing happened to our stray but we will never know.
Here's my big lad.
We've just bought several dog beds for the cats we're rehoming. They're very big Maine Coons but usually snuggle up together. I thought the beds we found were pretty reasonably priced. We also splashed out on new litter trays with filters which are easy to remove and empty and more economical on the wood pellets. We're getting so excited!
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