Not my fur baby!

Katina, I love cats, but that would freak me out a bit.   This cat does look pretty big.

Katina Hargrove 352-551-0308 hi Katina... I fed a feral cat for years each morning on my front porch until we adopted our dog seven years ago. Cat moved over to my neighbor's porch. Fortunately she and I both love cats and own cats, so there was cat food to feed this kitty. A visit from a strange cat would never bother me... but from a dog, yes.

I don't like stray cats hoovering the bird feeders.  We have an orange one that I have shooed away several times. I am sure it is a gauker when I am not at home.

Hello Katina, we have lots of name cats that come in our backyard in hopes of catching a bird on the ground at the birdfeeders.  Not thrill with that.

Thanks for sharing, make it a great Sunday and enjoy your remaining weekend! Bill 

Bill Salvatore, Realtor- Arizona Elite Properties

Katina Hargrove 352-551-0308 I would have probably had similar feels and reacts to yours.

Hi Katina Hargrove 352-551-0308. Thank you so much for sharing this charming story. Your vivid description really painted a picture of that unexpected visitor and the mix of curiosity and caution we all feel at times. I appreciate you taking the time to share this little slice of your Sunday. It's a reminder that even small moments can brighten our day!

Hi Katina- our short cul-de-sac street has a feral cat. My neighbor a few doors down feeds it and keeps a small bed for it at her front door. So far, he hasn't chased our birds or squirrels. 

Now that sure would be a big cat! haha.

Hello Katina - many cats are quite curious.  Your photo captures that with a somewhat mysterious look from the subject of your post.   

Haha, I would feel the same way if a cat was in my backyard, which they are from time to time.  Once there was a time that a cat had a litter on my back patio, unknown to me until I hear them crying, haha.  Luckily, my neighbor knew what to do with them and handled it for me.