I had a cat that liked peanuts. Wouldn't touch peanut butter, but dry roasted he loved. Also liked spaghetti sauce with garlic.

Current cat won't eat people food, including cooked meat.

 

Lola is interested in everything, to the point where she will get all up in yo bidness if you sit down with food somewhere she can get to. Don't even dare leave food unattended. Oddly enough, she does not actually eat anything (that we've noticed) but just likes to nose around in it. Then she makes the "stink face"

 

Strange, I never saw this thread before???


Anyway, I was unpacking some ammo today and kitty jumped into the box:



He is 15 years old and never liked going outside until I built my workshop. He goes out there with me just about every day now. I leave him inside when I am going to be grinding or welding or something like that, but when I am just smoking a cigar and screwing around he stays with me.

 

Same here. We can give my cat 80 bucks steak or roasted chicken.. nope.

 

 

No claws?

 

Hell yes he's got claws!

He was laying on the back of the sofa with that hind foot in my face.

 

That's good. I was very shocked to see how many cats were declawed at the local animal shelter. The vast majority were mutilated like that.

 

I wasnt sure if I should post this in the Bad Cop thread, or the World is Better thread, so I'll just post here:

Woman Jailed While Saving Cat Says It Was Worth It

 

When I first read the title, I interpreted it as "woman jailed while shaving cat..."

 

Speaking of shaving: we cut poop off Pookie's fluffly pants this morning.

 

Re: declawing- I would never do it. A couple of the guys that we rescued and kept over the years have been that way but we would never do that to a kitty.

 

need proof?

 

You know how this works. Pics or it didn't happen.

 

in for kitty **** pics

 

Only on the internet would you ever read this phrase.

 

SO true!

but hey, Brain started it!

 

Hope you like my nail polish color.

 

Indeed do you give foot jobs?

 

Majestic Pookie by The Braineack, on Flickr