As if we needed an excuse. I am Cat by Tony Evans, on Flickr Who's Watching Who? by Tony Evans, on Flickr Bubbles by Tony Evans, on Flickr
Bit late in the day to take a picture of Paolo (he's drifting off on our bed just now) but I'll try to remember to upload some when back on the PC.
Whenever I walk past this house there's a large barky dog who hurls himself up at the gate making the most godawful racket while the cat nimbly jumps up onto the wall and throws out silent disdain at both the dog and anyone who might be thinking of trespassing.
The College Cat. In truth, there are several cats roaming around the area, all presumably having humans in the nearby houses. It's quite funny to see them parading around and it feels as if they have a regular meeting spot around the back of the college building. At some point the meeting is formally dismissed and you see a line of cats running out in an orderly fashion as if they're all heading for the same bus. This one however is the only one who really likes to come inside. If the weather is warm enough for us to to open the door and let some air in, she'll almost instantly appear and insist on getting ALL the attention. I am very much a cat lady but this little madam has walked all over my keyboard and farted at me one time too many so I'm only granting very limited indoor privileges at the moment.
Our buggers aren't that keen on being photographed. This is Kotaro as a kitten. He's grown somewhat now. Kotaro by Nigel G, on Flickr
World Cat Day, you say? So you're taking my photograph? In what way, shape or form, does that benefit me? Fish on the other hand. Fish for tea. That might be acceptable. Or not. I'll get back to you.
This was Kotaro's (on the left) first time outside last year when he was eventually happy to walk on grass (about 6 months old). Overseen by Shadow.
dotty3 by Martin Bone, on Flickr You have to be wary of Dotty, the three legged feline, or she'll have you with her stump!
