drowning in cats, 2018
Jun. 11th, 2018 06:39 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ljgeoffThis year, we have a higher than average cat/sq ft ratio than ever before. Well, most of them spend most of their time outside in the summer but I'm worried about how things are going to go this winter.
I'm going to name them because I keep losing count in my head:
our original cats: Lulu, Bandit, Miss P, Louis, Annie
Strays we took in: Portia and Smokey
David and Bekah's cat Dexter (RIP Morgan)
Sam and Kayla's cats: Odin, Xena, and Luna (RIP Gimli)
Outside, we've been feeding Persephone and Matt. Persephone is feral and I haven't seen her for a couple of months. She's been living under our porch for a couple of years, but maybe she relocated because of all the competition. Matt is a new stray, a lovely smokey gray long-hair whose coat is terribly matted right now, hence the name. But they've never come in so I'm not going to count them.
I'd like to find homes for Dexter, Portia, and Smokey. Dexter is about five years old, a neutered male; a big, orange Garfield-type cat. Portia is a small calico spayed female, very shy but sweet and loving once she gets to know you. Smokey is a soon-to-be neutered male, more brash and vocal, but also gentle and sweet. They're all good with dogs as long as the dogs are good with them.
If anyone would consider taking on an adult cat, I'll transport them up to 500 miles -- I'm in Lansing, MI.
I'm going to name them because I keep losing count in my head:
our original cats: Lulu, Bandit, Miss P, Louis, Annie
Strays we took in: Portia and Smokey
David and Bekah's cat Dexter (RIP Morgan)
Sam and Kayla's cats: Odin, Xena, and Luna (RIP Gimli)
Outside, we've been feeding Persephone and Matt. Persephone is feral and I haven't seen her for a couple of months. She's been living under our porch for a couple of years, but maybe she relocated because of all the competition. Matt is a new stray, a lovely smokey gray long-hair whose coat is terribly matted right now, hence the name. But they've never come in so I'm not going to count them.
I'd like to find homes for Dexter, Portia, and Smokey. Dexter is about five years old, a neutered male; a big, orange Garfield-type cat. Portia is a small calico spayed female, very shy but sweet and loving once she gets to know you. Smokey is a soon-to-be neutered male, more brash and vocal, but also gentle and sweet. They're all good with dogs as long as the dogs are good with them.
If anyone would consider taking on an adult cat, I'll transport them up to 500 miles -- I'm in Lansing, MI.