Meet The Crazy Cat Lady by fluffykatt
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This is as close as I can get to an image of me. I am "The Crazy Cat Lady." I have five cats I take care of in my house,
you will notice there is only four in the picture & that is because I have had one for two years & he stiil don't have anything
to do with me except eating the food I put out as long as I don't get near him while he is eating. The other four love me
& they are always in my lap whenever I sit down. the Calico is Rosie, I have had her for nine years, The Tortoiseshell is
Buttercup, I have had her for eight years. I got the two Tabbies two years ago, they were born to a feral mother in my
backyard greenhouse, their names are Honey & Pooh Bear. I also have eight ferals that I feed that live in my backyard and
sometimes I have fosters I care for until they get adopted. So you can see why I'm "The Crazy Cat Lady" Thank you for visiting
my gallery. Made in Poser
Comments (2)
anniemation
Awwwww love this!
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Thank you
A_Sunbeam
Good for you. Most I had was five when our Susie (Siamese) had kittens.
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I only had two until about three years ago when I realized ferals were living in my neighborhood. I saw a couple of cats in my yard that looked like they were hungry so I fed them and then cats started showing up to eat, I had about fifteen in a few days to come to eat. I contacted my local TNR group and they came and trapped them and fixed them. I did have one cat have kittens in my backyard greenhouse but she moved them whenever I found them however she left the last little kitten, I think my yardman scared her away. So I bottle-fed him & he was adopted, that's how I got involved with fostering. When the kittens the mama cat had moved were ten weeks old they came to my backyard to eat but I found one dying in my yard because the grown cats didn't let the babies eat, so I trapped the other two, brought them in to take care of them and I still have them.