Our pets

Where we lived previously we were over run with mice - Mrs F decides to set humane traps, so every so often you empty the trap in the field over the road and Mickey runs off. One day it looks like the trap has gone off - so go the to field and open the box - mouse leg falls out!

We have friends with a 3 legged cat and others with a 3 legged collie - so invited them all round - I reckoned it would be a fair fight then........

 

Well, good news and bad, the info I got was wrong with good intention, both dogs will be staying together, the trainer has no intention of them being split up or going to an RGT, she is keeping them her self, loyal servants get just rewards with her, so the bad news is I am not having them, no need to, so that keeps me open for any other emergency homing's that may crop up.
That leaves me with 2 disc's ready made with 'Bonnie' & 'Clyde', all ready for the next 2!
I thought it was a bit strange as I personally know this trainer as a friend, and didn't think she would do such a thing, I could still have them at a later date if I wished, but I know they are in no danger what so ever.

 

Just back from holiday in Corfu. The villa we were staying at had a stray kitten, 10 weeks old, living in the garden. Very friendly but not in good condition, hardly surprising as god knows what she could find to eat, and not much hope of surviving once the tourist season finishes.

So we started feeding her and now we've adopted her and she'll be coming home in September when she's had her rabies jab.

Here she (Eleni) is

 

Pretty little thing, bet you cant wait?

 

Were you wearing that shirt for a bet Fig?


(enjoy the moggie when she gets to you of course...)

 

I thought it was hospital gown

 

Thanks Jez

She's currently being fostered (in a cage of course) in an animal charity which tries to rehome strays, pending her rabies jab which is due tomorrow. Then we have to wait 21 days before she's allowed to leave Greece - or indeed come into the UK without a quarantine.

She'll be coming in as airfreight to Gatwick.

It will have all been a bit of a shock to her, but the vets and the charity are very clear that her prospects in Corfu were pretty poor indeed, so it's for the best.

She'll be joining her step-brothers Boris, Jasper, and George...

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Ya big softy !!!
(I want one)

 

Thanks Jez

She's currently being fostered (in a cage of course) in an animal charity which tries to rehome strays, pending her rabies jab which is due tomorrow. Then we have to wait 21 days before she's allowed to leave Greece - or indeed come into the UK without a quarantine.

She'll be coming in as airfreight to Gatwick.

It will have all been a bit of a shock to her, but the vets and the charity are very clear that her prospects in Corfu were pretty poor indeed, so it's for the best.

She'll be joining her step-brothers Boris, Jasper, and George...

 

Boris:

 

Jasper:

 

KITTENS KITTENS KITTENS gotta love em

 

Cheeky buggers!

Mrs fig is very proud of it.

 

Absolutely Dilligaf. Are they yours? Deaf too, poor things!

 

Jeez, another one for the charity shop!

 

Just this one mate
She's called Purrdy
The others are the litter she came from lATTACH=full]19995[/ATTACH]

 

Well, figwold was actually a derivation of our first beloved cat, Figaro Monkenstrap.

 

sorry to hear that HT,it never gets any easier

 

Sorry to hear that HT. I was distraught each time I've had to do the job, it really is awful. And I'm emotional now writing this.

But it reminds you how lovely she was, and how precious her life was.

And how important it is to replace her with another bundle of joy.

 

Very sad news HT, it doesn't ever get any easier .......