tigrotto tartufo: Cat Tails -- Runnin' Just As Fast As They Can
- 12/30/08 12:18 PM
Around Thanksgiving I wrote a post about the kittens that I caught in the back yard. Again, as a synopsis, there is a feral mama cat out there, has been for years, and we cannot ever catch her. You name the trap, the method, she is too smart. Back at Thanksgiving, I explained that we were adapting one of the kittens. I named him Tigrotto Tartufo, since all of our cats have Italian names and he is a "tiger cub" and looks like a mushroom. A little black kitten, his sister, I caught a couple days later and my wife found … (12 comments)
tigrotto tartufo: Let's Hear it For the Kitties
- 11/29/08 01:39 AM
A couple days back I posted an article introducing a kitten that the wife and I have taken in. I mentioned that we were keeping the boy and socializing the girl to give away. I also said that I would be posting a photo of the pair of them. The black kitty on the right, the girl, is the one up for adoption. The tiger kitty is very friendly and both are pretty tame, but the black one is not as bold. She will fall asleep if you hold her, but she does not come up to you like the tiger … (6 comments)
tigrotto tartufo: Welcome Tigrotto Tartufo
- 11/27/08 05:08 AM
I think Thanksgiving is a good day to make this post. Those of you who go back aways here at Active Rain will remember I had a cat that "worked" at my office. That was pre-Nutsy. His name was Mr. Topolino Stromboli. I wrote a few posts about him. You can read one of the posts here. Topo was the offspring of a feral (untamed) cat that hangs-out in our yard. She got sick, after having three kittens and we found out that she could not nurse them. Two died, and my wife and I rescued the one we found and raised him from … (20 comments)
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Around Thanksgiving I wrote a post about the kittens that I caught in the back yard. Again, as a synopsis, there is a feral mama cat out there, has been for years, and we cannot ever catch her. You name the trap, the method, she is too smart.
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