Cats, cats, cats

Henry looks happy lying there in the sun.

ruthbru - What a handsome devil your Henry is. Those eyes! Wish I could reach through the computer and give him a nice scratch behind the ears. Thanks for sharing.

Great Picture

Daughter and Boyfriend in 2nd floor apartment took this pic of an outdoor cat way up high in the tree spying on indoor cats Nikolai and Kojak.

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I had to really look before I saw the cat. Of course, now it's obvious.

Great cat photo - sure looks like the Chairman is putting his paw down!

Haha....I don't think he's bored. He flew from Colorado to NC for a visit in a house which contains another cat and two dogs!

both pretty cats🙂

A lady came to the shelter on Friday and spent time with almost every cat. She couldn't make up her mind. I suggested that she hadn't met the right one yet and would be certain when she did. She asked to see one more cat, spent time alone with it and announced she was the one. Too late to adopt, but came in the next day at opening and made if official. Good feeling.

We had a very nice orange tabby who was attracting interest from a number of people. Unfortunately he has lymphoma and was waiting for his foster hospice person to pick him up. There are 2 more hospice kitties, one with mammary cancer. The hospice program is for kitties with 3-6 months of expected good life. When they're in pain at the end, they'll be humanely euthanized. My foster cat, Chewey, was supposed to be fospice, but he's going to go up for adoption. We think he has 4-5 good years left.

A neighbor posted the following resident barn cat pic on Facebook.

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Thank you to feelingfeline for inviting me to this thread! My cats, Xena and Lucy, are so important to my DH and me. We look for them the instant we come into the house and are overjoyed when they grace our laps with their presence.

MJ

Arthur had an ultrasound today after his regular vet detected heart murmur at his recent booster vaccination appt. We had to go to Dublin to see a feline cardiac specialist. (no he wasn't a feline ) Arthut has to have 1/4 of a human beta blocker tablet per day and be scanned again in October to see if this is stable or progressive. Hopefully stable. He is only 4. Anyone got any experience of similar?

Well we got the first tablet piece eaten in the food like a dream. It helps that it is so tiny, being a quarter of a very small tablet. By great luck DH happened to have a pill cutter - handy little gadget that does the quarters perfectly.