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I don't have many pictures of my cats, but here a couple that I like. This is Missy, my wife and I adopted her when she was around three years old. In the last ten years, she's been with me from the west side of Cleveland, to Las Vegas, to Miami, to the east side of Cleveland, to LA, and back to Cleveland, again.    Missy has the most amazing purr, you can hear it from across a room. All I have to do is walk near her, and she fires it up. Missy is awesome. Not pictured: Pavarotti, a beautiful calico we rescues, and Micky, a grey-and-white runt who showed up on our doorstep in Miami, literally on the verge of death. I'll see if my wife can send me some pictures of them, they are also awesome.
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Sea Monkey posted:
That's Bikecat, a meme. http://encyclopediadramatica.com/Bikecat
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This is our new kitten, Augustus. AKA Augustus Gloop, Gus-Gus, Goose, Goober. Click here for the full 538x720 image.  Click here for the full 720x479 image. Too drat mischievous for his own good. Intl Cron has a new favorite as of 01:49 on Sep 26, 2010 |
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Esteban dislikes ultrasonic focus motor noises.  How could I forget bathtime? 
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Propagandalf posted:[timg]http://img.waffleimages.com/fea3563da198f485eda85bebc957da729194ccd7/rumbles 101 [640x480].JPG[/timg] That's an awesome picture.
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Sep 26, 2010 03:24
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From the Kagoneko blog    
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This is an adorable random pic from my hard drive: This was the best pusscat ever to live, Smudges AKA Pusscat and also this is evidence that you don't need a fancy studio, we were taking eBay pics with a tripod, a macro setting, and a white sheet on the couch which of course attracted Pusscat to the scene. She was as sweet and beautiful in spirit as she looks here.  She was also hosed up, she loved it when we smacked her butt really hard, she would get all riled up and kick herself in the head violently with her back paw. I miss her, she was my childhood cat and only died about a year ago.  Our current cat, Lola AKA Bowser AKA Pusscat is differently insane.  She refuses to drink any other water we provide for her, it's gotta be from the toilet. Gross cat.  And this was probably taken moments before shredding daddy for an imagined transgression.  Love this thread by the way.
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Have you tried a cat fountain Ottoman? I've heard a few success stories with them over toilet loving cats.
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Pipsqueek in a box, with her sister Monkey helping investigate. Click here for the full 1200x1600 image.  Click here for the full 1200x1600 image. Pipsqueek all grown up.  Click here for the full 765x1024 image. Pipsqueeks sister, Monkey.  Click here for the full 765x1024 image.
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My cats are indoor-only because we live on a heavily-trafficked street and they're idiots, but they're getting fat and lazy inside so we've been taking them out into our scruffy little backyard for supervised 'field trips'. I took pictures yesterday and thought I'd share them with you goons. Tillie Two-Tone was Excited with a capital E.     Doubting Thomas was a bit more Doubtful.  He needed some encouragement...   But then he remembered that plastic balls are for hitting.  And warm concrete is pretty okay, too.  Tillie rolled in dirt like a dog and was sooo pleased with herself.   
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There's a Japanese woman at work who goes into a sort of epileptic fit whenever she sees something cute. It's sort of this crazed "Snoopy dance" where she leaps into the air and twiddles her toes and claps her hands while squealing at the cute thing, kind of like this: Anyway, I'm a grown man and that's what I did when I saw your cats, so gently caress you.
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vaginadeathgrip posted:
When small children start mistaking your cat for a fuzzy beachball, it might be time to reduce its food intake.
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Captain Foxy posted:Tillie Two-Tone was Excited with a capital E. Tillie has the best expression in this picture
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My cat, Janu Pitrolino, smiling for the camera. Janu and Migas during their daily Muay Thai practice. 
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Catch mouse: CHECK. (This just happened about 5 minutes ago)
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Cid!  I have two cats, but the Manx refuses to sit for photos 
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I'm doing Peace Corps in Nicaragua. Last year I found a sack of kittens that some kid had dumped along the street. So I adopted them! I gave two away and kept the runty one. His name is Nico.  He is full of beans, in the figurative sense.    Next month he gets to live the American Dream!
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My Precious Eggs posted:I'm doing Peace Corps in Nicaragua. Last year I found a sack of kittens that some kid had dumped along the street. So I adopted them! How much trouble are you having bringing him back to the US? I've heard some people say that the US is extremely relaxed about that sort of thing compared to a lot of other countries (I'm looking at you, Australia), but I've never heard from anyone who's actually gone through the process.
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Trig Discipline posted:How much trouble are you having bringing him back to the US? I've heard some people say that the US is extremely relaxed about that sort of thing compared to a lot of other countries (I'm looking at you, Australia), but I've never heard from anyone who's actually gone through the process. We took two cats from the US to Italy for three years and brought them back and it wasn't that big of a deal. The only time they checked the paperwork was leaving the states. We had to have some proof from the vet that they had their shots, etc. One of the cats we came back with was not the one we left with so we only had about a year's worth of paperwork and again...no one cared.
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It differs by animal. I think that with dogs there's actually a quarantine period upon bringing them back to the States. Things may be more relaxed for cats.
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Our cat Soho. I gave her a bath, she destroys our Oreos. Even trade-off
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Trig Discipline posted:How much trouble are you having bringing him back to the US? I've heard some people say that the US is extremely relaxed about that sort of thing compared to a lot of other countries (I'm looking at you, Australia), but I've never heard from anyone who's actually gone through the process. As far as I can tell it's pretty easy. You just have to have an official certificate of health (vaccines, no parasites, etc), and you have to pay like 100 bucks to take a cat on an airplane.
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I have a heartwarming kitty story to share. I figured this would be a good place to do it because gently caress those scary catladies in Pet Island. I was at a large family birthday out in the country this weekend. The hostess had her own cat, who was very aggressive and territorial. She also hated all other cats but her own. Along comes this other cat, basically just a large, female kitten, who had been abandoned by a neighbouring couple when they moved away. It's hungry, cold and starved for any kind of care or attention, so it meowed a lot and tried to rub against the legs of the guests who were outside smoking. It then followed them back into the dining hall, which prompted the evil hostess to kick it out. This happened several times over the next few hours, disrupting speeches and driving the woman crazy. Kitty was very persistent, however, and ended up being brought in by some compassionate guests, sitting on a chair and being petted for an hour. It was kicked out again when the hostess discovered it. She went on the phone and made arrangements to have it shot the next day. Thankfully, before this could happen, my cousin and his wife chose to adopt and bring it home with them. That came about after several guests had protested the otherwise certain death of this adorable, little creature. Operation: Kitten Rescue was a success. I'll try to get my hands on some pictures.
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SplitSoul posted:I have a heartwarming kitty story to share. I figured this would be a good place to do it because gently caress those scary catladies in Pet Island. Man, who do you even call to have a kitten shot? I can't imagine running a successful business offering to shoot kittens for money. I'm glad the kitty was rescued though
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[quote="Captain Foxy"] Aw, I'm sorry buddy, I didn't mean to emasculate you via the inter -oh wait what's this I have here? I LOVE this photo, so drat cute. I have a Pom as well, who is a giant pain in the rear end. I have many favorite cat pictures, my own and from elsewhere. Here is one of our dumpster kitty:  My husband's cat is a fatass but loves boxes of any size. Sweet as hell, though. He didn't fit well into the package some kitten food came in: 
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My Precious Eggs posted:As far as I can tell it's pretty easy. You just have to have an official certificate of health (vaccines, no parasites, etc), and you have to pay like 100 bucks to take a cat on an airplane. Its only annoying inasmuch as you have to get the USDA vet to sign off on the paperwork and there is frequently only one per US state. Chantilly Say posted:It differs by animal. I think that with dogs there's actually a quarantine period upon bringing them back to the States. Things may be more relaxed for cats. Negative. The only place that requires quarantine is Hawaii (the most strict two weeks in hospital), Japan (and it's in your home) and UK/NZ/OZ (if you don't have the Rabies titers done). I've prepared paper work for DOD people bringing their pets with them, as there is no excuse not to. It's not any different for civilians either. spyderbyte has a new favorite as of 02:13 on Oct 12, 2010 |
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Lenny proudly displays his luxurious toe hair
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SplitSoul posted:I have a heartwarming kitty story to share. I figured this would be a good place to do it because gently caress those scary catladies in Pet Island. We scary catladies aren't that bad. You would get bullied into posting pictures, and they would be sad that you couldn't call somebody to have that lady shot. To stay on topic here is a picture of my special kitty:
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Someone interrupted one of my photo shoots today, and since it was already set up (again) here we go:  Oh No Esteban! Something is attached to your butt and is black and fuzzy! Better chase it!  What's that noise? It's the model laughing really hard at you! 
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Vicky is starting to sleep weird as she gets older... I came back after a while and found her like this...  She likes to stretch out..  She apparently likes this.. 
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DoktorLoken posted:
Hi Al Meet Prince the cat, he guards the stable my gf goes to and likes very much to cuddle with everyone. 
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spyderbyte posted:Negative. The only place that requires quarantine is Hawaii (the most strict two weeks in hospital), Japan (and it's in your home) and UK/NZ/OZ (if you don't have the Rabies titers done). I've prepared paper work for DOD people bringing their pets with them, as there is no excuse not to. It's not any different for civilians either. Could you explain about 'Rabies titers'? For some time now I've been wishing I could go back to the UK (I'm in New Zealand, I'm a citizen in both places) but thought I couldn't possibly because I've got two lovely cats, don't want to part with them, and assumed I could never get them into the UK. Crummy cellphone snap of my doofus cat Teddy sleeping on my foot because she loves me so much: 
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Category Fun! posted:Man, who do you even call to have a kitten shot? I can't imagine running a successful business offering to shoot kittens for money. It was just a neighbour with a hunting license, I imagine.
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Dove from Above posted:Could you explain about 'Rabies titers'? For some time now I've been wishing I could go back to the UK (I'm in New Zealand, I'm a citizen in both places) but thought I couldn't possibly because I've got two lovely cats, don't want to part with them, and assumed I could never get them into the UK. Here: http://www.defra.gov.uk/wildlife-pets/pets/travel/pets/procedures/owners.htm NZ is a listed country, so you can do it without putting them through quarantine if you get them vacc'd, get blood titre confirmation that the vaccine worked and have them microchipped. That's a gently caress of a long flight though.
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This cutie was prowlin' across the street the other day, I saw he had a collar so I went outside and called to him, he came right over to say hi and wanted some pettin. ... until he saw my cat shooting daggers at him from my screen door.  I managed to get a picture of them as they were trying to beat down the door to kill each other. I have never heard my girl make such unearthly sounds before. Ottoman has a new favorite as of 01:22 on Oct 14, 2010 |
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Captain Foxy posted: Your cats are dead ringers for mine.
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