Pair of falcons

[Munch]

yeah agreed, my cat has had accidents around the house because she wasn't use to using a litter box (she's getting older so doesn't seem as bothered with running out in the garden as before), but I just gave her time, and now she does.
Really, your cat loves you, the hairballs and fur is just a thing all cat owners get use to.

[Mike Cl]

yeah agreed, my cat has had accidents around the house because she wasn't use to using a litter box (she's getting older so doesn't seem as bothered with running out in the garden as before), but I just gave her time, and now she does.
Really, your cat loves you, the hairballs and fur is just a thing all cat owners get use to.

Yep, that is so.  One thing I did not get used to--the offerings he brought in every now and again--dead mice and a bird or two.  Tolerated it--never accepted it. 

[Baruch]

No animal hath greater love, than that he brings his human some of his own kill.  I am a cat owned human ... no surprise.

[Munch]

No animal hath greater love, than that he brings his human some of his own kill.  I am a cat owned human ... no surprise.

yeah.. she pretty much owns me too, I come at her beckoned call, I feed her and she turns her nose up at it if she wants something else, I clean up her relief, and I can't pick her up, she has to come to me and rub her head on me to let me know I'm her monkey servant.

Yep, that is so.  One thing I did not get used to--the offerings he brought in every now and again--dead mice and a bird or two.  Tolerated it--never accepted it.

I never had that with her, she's never brought anything in. Even when I found her with what looked like a dead frog in the garden, she was his pawing it, and when she came in it stopped playing dead and hopped off.

[Mike Cl]

No animal hath greater love, than that he brings his human some of his own kill.  I am a cat owned human ... no surprise.

Don't get me wrong.  I adore cats!  I really miss being owned by that glorious old guy.  I can still hear him coming in thru the 'doggie' door just jabbering away.  He could carry on a better conversation than most people.  I knew he loved to show off his prowess as a hunter by giving us trophies--just never liked that much.  But then, he never really cared if I liked it or not.  :)  He had a great attitude!

[AllPurposeAtheist]

A couple of other reasons actually. We have my elderly father and step mother here and this particular cat has a habit of milling around under foot creating a real tripping hazard. I suspect we'll keep her, but I'm not even the one suggesting she goes.  Heck,  she's a wonderful foot warmer at night in bed.She doesn't budge till breakfast time 

[Baruch]

My mother's cat is constantly getting under her wheelchair ... and he knows he has nine lives, so live dangerously!