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I'm on the ground floor Poppy but there's all sorts of rules governing windows ,which I confess I haven't looked into. I'm assuming that I can't alter them, but I may be wrong
At the moment my main problem is that he is fascinated by our fireplace...and the chimney
Homer thinks the worst that can happen is that puss will get sooty but I'm convinced he could get stuck 
Statistics: Posted by Maria — 05 Apr 2005, 22:25
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PS - can't you put a catflap in a windowpane?? Or are you upstairs!?
Statistics: Posted by Poppy — 05 Apr 2005, 20:43
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Anyway, I reluctantly gave up on Edinburgh today and went over to a shelter in the East Neuk of Fife, where we found an adorable, 7 month old, black and white neutered tom. It took us an hour and a half to get there (with me telling my son not to get his hopes up all the way!) but it was worth it as he has the sweetest nature.
At the moment he's exploring his new home and seems astonishingly brave; our last cat hid behind the sofa for the first 3 days after we took him home from the rescue shelter
The only problem now is what to call him. He is called Jake which is totally not him
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Marya, why dont you get a non kitten.... it saves you all the training, a lot of vet fees, insane nights of having it jump on you while you are sleeping and use your head as a scratch post, and teething, where it thinks nothing of eating through a pair of Nike's that you just had to pay over 100 quid for!!! (but thats another story!)
Mrs Catz and myself got a kitten (Willow) and a four year old (Buddy) from the humane society, we adore them both.... but trust me, the four year old is much easier on the stress levels!!
and you will be saving the non kitten from a early demise!Statistics: Posted by CatzVP — 05 Apr 2005, 17:40
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All as kittens:
Black and grey no.1 (source of grief) in more normal pose:
grey no.2:
grey no.2 in usual pose:
I'm off for some sleep (didn't get much last night!).
black with barnet:
black looking down nose:
black in usual pose:
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Statistics: Posted by Maria — 04 Apr 2005, 22:51
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Glad your cat came back. Once when I was younger, our cat Ruby went missing from Morton Street for 3 days (all while Mum was down in London running The London Marathon) so Dad, my brother and I searched frantically to find her before Mum got back! Eventually after the 3 days I went for one last shout in the back green in the dark and pouring rain. Like a scene out of a Disney movie, here comes Ruby, limping and with a cut chin, meowing away. Vet said she had most likely been hit by a car
She is OK now and still has the Harrison Ford style chin scar Statistics: Posted by Ed — 04 Apr 2005, 22:48
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Now I can say how cute she looks without feeling I was rubbing salt in the wound.
Statistics: Posted by Poppy — 04 Apr 2005, 22:17
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