16 Dec 2008 05:23 pm
A photo from my cousin, Nancy in Iowa. She got it in an email from a friend. Poor cat. The things they have to deal with when their humans decide no fences are needed.
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Oh my! Sam the Wonder Cat would be trying to go through the window to attack that deer! He brooks no intruders in HIS (or what he considers to be his) territory!
December 17th, 2008 | #
When we introduced our cat Abbey to our neighbor's parrot when we lived in Panama (our daughter's friend brought her parrot over to our front porch and I held Abbey and opened the door) Abbey hissed and screamed and dug her claws into me and I turned around to go back into the house and had to let her go and she flew across the room and hid from me for the rest of the day. She was furious with me for quite some time after I did that. When we lived at Fort Monroe we had French doors that looked into our back yard. But we had a privacy fence that luckily kept the Moose out. We had moose droppings on our porch one time. Abbey, Sabby and Captain loved to watch the birds and squirrels come up to feed on the bird feed we put out on the patio during the winter. There was always snow on the ground so we felt they probably appreciated it. It sure was entertainment for the cats anyway. It was for our dog, Pattertwig too.
December 17th, 2008 | #
A fence does not stop a deer Laura, They are so graceful jumping them it is amazing when you see it. (Now a moose would probably try to knock one down if he wanted on the other side bad enough.) The other day the neighbor lady had one on her front steps when she went out for her paper early in the morning. She said it just turned around & looked at her and walked on towards our house.
December 18th, 2008 | #
Enjoy!...
Some things just beg to be shared:
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April 23rd, 2009 | #