Nissili
Walking the driveway
In my house, we have a pretty tortishell kitty. She technically belongs to my mother, who got her a few months after the old torti, named Fish, passed away (after nearly 20 years of being with her).
She's so energetic, and curious. My mother drove all the way up into the state above us to get her from a lady who found her and her siblings on her farm(?) - the mother had been dumped there and gave birth. Unfortunately, coyotes got the mom, but our kitty and her several orange tabby brothers were all captured and cared for and given to good homes.
Of course, having been born to a feral mother and in a feral environment, Boo (our cat) isn't always super friendly. It took a while before she stopped trying to sneak up on the bird cage, and she still tries to hunt/play with the older female orange tabby. All in all though, for a cat who started feral, she's fairly adjusted to domestic life and gets to go on walks on leash and harness every so often to get outside.
Have you guys ever owned a feral cat and tamed them? Befriended a feral cat outside?
She's so energetic, and curious. My mother drove all the way up into the state above us to get her from a lady who found her and her siblings on her farm(?) - the mother had been dumped there and gave birth. Unfortunately, coyotes got the mom, but our kitty and her several orange tabby brothers were all captured and cared for and given to good homes.
Of course, having been born to a feral mother and in a feral environment, Boo (our cat) isn't always super friendly. It took a while before she stopped trying to sneak up on the bird cage, and she still tries to hunt/play with the older female orange tabby. All in all though, for a cat who started feral, she's fairly adjusted to domestic life and gets to go on walks on leash and harness every so often to get outside.
Have you guys ever owned a feral cat and tamed them? Befriended a feral cat outside?