Hi,
This is just a quickie post as it is nearly 3am here in Ireland. But I have just finished updated and re-doing my old website so it is now usable again. If you go to the front page of www.disastercat.com and click on Barn Cats you will get directly to my Barn Cat Lady Frequently Asked Questions Pages. I just copied them from the old site, so there are no recent updates. They are pretty much the ones from my work-in-progress barn cat book, but if I get more either here or at my main website I can add them in later.
Meanwhile, here at Kilmurry, the little Barn Kitties have gotten to where they race down the stairs each morning to go out and play, then race back up the stairs at sunset to get back into the bedroom. After a couple of months of hating them, the older "Uncle" cats have started to like them, Piggy even going outside for awhile with them most days So, we may keep this up for the Winter at least, day outside, night inside. Normally I'd have the babies sleeping in the conservatory plastic Cat huts by now. However the older guys would miss them and at since they are both elderly, keeping them friendly with the kittens is a good idea. Both of them were emergency re-homing/gift cats when their owner had to move to the US suddenly. The vet felt they were too old for international travel, and when their first new home did not work out they came here. Given their ages, there is a good chance that one might go before the other and they have never been seperated. So keeping them friends with the babies gives us choices if one of the young ones turns out not to be a real hunter. Though so far, all three are showing signs of being good working cats.
More photos in a day or two, meanwhile here's a preview:
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Monday, September 14, 2009
Post to resume shortly
Hi everyone,
Sorry this blog has been quiet, last week I was very busy trying to get thing's ready for a wedding (some very close friends) when I wasn't letting little barn kitties in and out of the house. Kittens are now happy to spend their days outside but still sleeping on Mommy. One of them also gave Mommy an unwanted gift. Mommy went to the people doctor, pointed at her neck and said, "The Big Cat has Ring Worm..." which I do. I think I know where I got it.
Anyway, it may be a few more days before long posts resume because at the wedding there was much dancing and well, DH tried to life me in the air and well...I sort of have a sore tail now. It is very hard for the Big Kitty to sit at the computer and type for any length of time and The Wolf (aka my husband) is doing most of the Barn Cat stuff this week, though I did manage to get the little ones in and out this morning.
So, the blog has not stopped, just been delayed a bit. I hope to get to regular updates on the new and old kitties as soon as I can sit for more than five minutes in my computer chair!
Until then, remember to pet all kitties that want petting and hug them close.
Sorry this blog has been quiet, last week I was very busy trying to get thing's ready for a wedding (some very close friends) when I wasn't letting little barn kitties in and out of the house. Kittens are now happy to spend their days outside but still sleeping on Mommy. One of them also gave Mommy an unwanted gift. Mommy went to the people doctor, pointed at her neck and said, "The Big Cat has Ring Worm..." which I do. I think I know where I got it.
Anyway, it may be a few more days before long posts resume because at the wedding there was much dancing and well, DH tried to life me in the air and well...I sort of have a sore tail now. It is very hard for the Big Kitty to sit at the computer and type for any length of time and The Wolf (aka my husband) is doing most of the Barn Cat stuff this week, though I did manage to get the little ones in and out this morning.
So, the blog has not stopped, just been delayed a bit. I hope to get to regular updates on the new and old kitties as soon as I can sit for more than five minutes in my computer chair!
Until then, remember to pet all kitties that want petting and hug them close.
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