Wednesday, February 25, 2004
Raining Cats and... Cats
There's a very good possibility that the little female stray is pregnant. She's really way too young to be having a litter of kittens. This is probably her very first heat. I was fairly hopeful that she wouldn't be prego but now I'm having my doubts. The reason for that is, suddenly there's more strays outside my door. Which usually means there's a cat somewhere in heat or was recently in heat. Gee, I wonder where there's a female unspayed cat that could've went into heat? Me and my mom were watching "In a fix" and heard cats outside fighting. One of them was our only indoor/outdoor cat, Scardy. He can usually be found patrolling the yard and making sure no unauthorized cats enter his territory. I ran outside, barefoot (apparently my brain thought it had suddenly turned into summer overnight) and found a ball of fur rolling around, hissing and growling. I first tried the 'here kitty, kitty' obviously not going to get their attention. I then attempted the hysterical screaming 'you two knock it off!' again, no results. I followed the ball of fur across the driveway where they stopped for a breather and to stare at one another. This time when I called here kitty kitty, the stray started to come to me, only to be attacked by my cat once again. From what I saw of him though, he looks like a purebred Russian Blue. Basically, he's a really pretty colored gray cat. I eventually found Scardy in the barn licking his wounds. He's getting older and isn't quite the tom cat he used to be, don't tell him that though. I carried him in the house and cleaned his wounds and left a note not to allow him outside no matter what type of deal he tries to make for a pardon. He can go back out in a few days. Hopefully, the other cat will have given up on finding a girlfriend by then.
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Sounds like never a dull moment at your house! LOL
It does sound like there's never a dull moment. There aren't many strays in Las Vegas. At least not the areas near where I am. ~Erica
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