radio addiction wrote:

kerble wrote:[closes eyes, thinks of England, draws hell ass cat]

So... where is said cat drawing?

dunno. my eyes were closed.

He's eating. He's drinking water. He's friendly. He's home. :)



He's got no name.

I can't tell you how happy and relieved I am.

Nice to see that his high-beams work.

Ubercat, I love you and your good charity work for the kitty. But please learn how to resize photographs for the web before you take up all of Dayna Hall's bandwidth.

Try here or here.

Very glad to see Monsieur Kitty is well. Salut!

(Oh and just to share, I once saved two starving kittens who somehow dragged themselves to my house in a rain storm. Neither of them could eat food or milk, and I had to feed them by squeezing a tube of food paste onto my finger and rubbing it into their mouths then holding their mouths closed. They had terrible diarrhea and were anemic, and I had to keep them in a box which I had to replace daily. It took two weeks and it was touch and go, but I eventually got them to the point where they could feed themselves. I had them both for three years, the male named "Bill" grew into a massive 30 lbs. of muscular physique. The female, named "Esmerelda" stayed petite, but fat. Round like a bowling ball. Bothe were black. It sounds like you're through the worst part with your cat here.)

Awww, Esme is such a cute name for a fat little kitty girl. :)

Thanks btw. I resized the pics. Sometimes I'm so rude - I totally spaced it.

And I do WAY more to Dayna then just hog up her bandwidth.

ubercat wrote:Awww, Esme is such a cute name for a fat little kitty girl.

She was quite the Chiquita. Very sad when I had to give her and Bill away, but I couldn't take them to Japan. They'd have had to learn a whole new language and everything...

Kerble: the furminator rocks. you wont believe the hair that comes off pups n kitties the first time you use it. we got ours off ebay way cheaper than the pet shop.

btw if your kitties are relaxed about the vacuum cleaner, turn it down low and give them the once over. no shit. it works wonders once they are used to it. they even quite dig it after a few go's. very funny to see kitty tail disappear up hose and kitty laying there sayin that all you got, MOFO????

ubercat wrote:He's eating. He's drinking water. He's friendly. He's home.

He's got no name.

I can't tell you how happy and relieved I am.

good looking cat there...he'll be even prettier once you start getting some real nutrition down him and bathed...i recommend cat shampoo followed up by baby shampoo (it washes out really fast and makes them bunny soft)...

um.... may I suggest the names Teisco, Traynor or Harmony (the Bobkat)?

scott wrote:helping a cat is not a bad thing. but the cynical jerk in me can't help but think how much food or medecine that money could have bought for a homeless, starving, sick human child. but that's maybe just my mind being a jerk.

So to solve both problems at once, you would propose, say, feeding homeless animals to homeless people.

Couple of years ago I found a cat on a piece of green next to a private estate, someone had pinned its paws to the ground with skewers and stuck it full of pointy sticks. I wish I had a camera, I could've taken a photo and e-mailed the police. Shit wasn't right.