Post by macybaby on Aug 10, 2008 14:17:05 GMT -6
We got three new boys added to the farm. They've been here a week now, and have settled in nicely. They are even making friends with "wild child", the cat I saved from the parking lot at KFC that turned out to be feral when he recovered.
Now I've got to get use to having cats under foot when I go to the barn. They'll learn to keep out of the way eventually.
There are two tabbies and the black. They are still trying to figure out what the dog is . . . That is why they look a bit nervous in these pictures LOL! They come from a farm where there are younger children, so they are use to lots of attention.
We already had two barn cats and our shop cat, along with four house cats. Tikka, a house cat is very upset over the new additions. This spring she was beat up badly by a black tomcat (who didn't survive the subsequent meeting with my husband). When she sees the black cat, she gets very upset and hisses and now does not want to go outside. She'll be fine once she realizes they mean her no harm.
And in case anyone is wondering, they will all be fixed later this summer.
Cathy
Now I've got to get use to having cats under foot when I go to the barn. They'll learn to keep out of the way eventually.
There are two tabbies and the black. They are still trying to figure out what the dog is . . . That is why they look a bit nervous in these pictures LOL! They come from a farm where there are younger children, so they are use to lots of attention.
We already had two barn cats and our shop cat, along with four house cats. Tikka, a house cat is very upset over the new additions. This spring she was beat up badly by a black tomcat (who didn't survive the subsequent meeting with my husband). When she sees the black cat, she gets very upset and hisses and now does not want to go outside. She'll be fine once she realizes they mean her no harm.
And in case anyone is wondering, they will all be fixed later this summer.
Cathy
