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| Hi Friends. The family is really Thankful you are visiting this week and we have a nice story. The other night Dad and I were relaxing on the cat-recliner (we let him use it) when there was a Meow. Hark, we listened, but, just one. The next night the same and when Dad checks, no cat. I put out a snack and it was gone the next day. I decided to put out the Cat-Cam worried that it's a cold homeless kitty who is in need! |
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| Guess who, it's Fanny. I appreciate the snack out front but keep the back door open too. |
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| I am really Thankful for the good meals I had all winter. It was really cold and even though I have a shed to keep me out of the weather there wasn't much prey with all the snow |
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| Then, an hour later Big Ginger shows up! Ooo, Stinky Goodness |
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| Fanny and I patrol the same route but I have a home, somewhere. That meowed I am really Thankful for this little snackeroo. |
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| Then, way later! Darn. Those cats are too fast for me! Maybe next time Dad here. We were so Thankful that there are no new kitties in our area. We will continue to keep watch just in case |
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| We are joining Brian's Thankful Thursday Blog Hop. What are you thankful for this week? |
Timmy Tomcat: Our Spokes Cat
Dad Pete: Our Old Hooman
Fanny Feral & Big Ginger: Our Outdoor Residents
Fanny Feral & Big Ginger: Our Outdoor Residents
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Oh, MY!! I had a good giggle at the possum!
ReplyDeleteHe was hungry...but a good thing the kitties came first to your yummy buffet!
It was nice of Fanny to let you know she was waiting for an extra snack. The possum was out of luck though.
ReplyDeleteWell, I guess that possum missed out on the good stuff. This time!
ReplyDeleteFanny and big Ginger looked so good eating their food. Good thing you heard their meow. Wouldn't want to miss those two. And then of course you get a possum.
ReplyDeleteFanny is really, really thankful and we're so thankful you help her out. Thanks for joining our Thankful Thursday Blog Hop!
ReplyDeleteHAHAHA......you have a popular restaurant there - two cats and a possum. The possum must have forgotten to make a reservation though!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Teddy
Dad's Restaurant - the best one in town!
ReplyDeleteMOL! MOL! xoxox, Bibi & Meep
I love that you have that area for your friends in need, I wish our house was set up like that, it is a good idea. Great news that there are no new kitties in need, fingers crossed it stays that way. Our possums have learned to come before the ferals, so we have to refill the bowls after they leave - MOL!
ReplyDeleteLove seeing the nourishment for the cats but don't care to lure in possums. One tangled with my young dog and the scratch caused pain for days.
ReplyDeleteBless you for keeping watch and feeding the kitties that are outside. It's the least we can do.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous Thankful Thursday, Dad Pete and all the kitties. ♥
Sweet post about how you help the feral kitties ~ grateful for you and Dad too ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteLiving moment by moment,
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OMCs....look at all those thankful kitties to have found a delicious meal and a friend for life in your Dad. He is quite kind Timmy
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
Guys, your Dad ROCKS! The cats do look thankful. and wild life too! You guys have loads coming by. It is becoming spring here. The other night we saw the first bear of the year (looking for something to eat) and a whole flock of robins were singing outside the bedroom window before the sun came up! Have a marvellously Happy Day!
ReplyDeleteThat is great, they all like the food :-D
ReplyDeleteOpossum and other critters are notorious for getting into cat food. There are three different cats that pass through our yard at random times but judging how healthy they appear on our home security cameras I'd say they have a home(s). We also have Opossum, fox, coyote, groundhog, and racoon out at night. During the day, we see a lot of squirrel and rabbits when the weather is nice. There is evidence of mole or something burrowing throughout our yard. Whatever is doing that I want it to pack its bags and move! :)
ReplyDeleteThere is magnificent black cat who roams our neighborhood. I am never fast enough to catch a photo op. I think she is a girl, or at least the kitty wears a hot pink collar. Very unusual cat too. Makes my poor Mister KItty look as thoguh he never gets enough to eat! Love seeing the photos and such. Thank you :-)
ReplyDeleteYour Dad is so kind to feed them. XO
ReplyDeleteYour visitors eat well! Thanks for taking care of them.
ReplyDeleteAwww, what a cute post and such sweet little visitors!
ReplyDeleteIt's always something to be thankful for when all the outside kitties are present and accounted for !
ReplyDeleteI'm glad there were no new kitty visitors, just the regulars, and the guest.
ReplyDeleteWe're so glad your ferals are taken care of. We think the possum needs to find another place for nibbles!
ReplyDeleteCatzowey Signore Timmy my meowster pal! I luvs seeing Fanny and Big Ginger Dude and that other fine critter that God loves all eating at your house. You are a fine feline food pantry for sure and dats why I luvs luvs luvs ya so so so much
ReplyDeleteThank you Dad Pete for all you do for the ferals (and possums). Possums are good folk too after all.
ReplyDeleteIt's so nice of your dad to feed those kitty cats. But bummer for that possum, hehe.
ReplyDeleteI love the camera. What a great idea. It's heart-warming to see the regulars - and the irregulars - being fed.
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