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#Caturday
- Thread starter KarenM
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Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
One of my neighbour's cats is in her usual morning location- on her back in the middle of the footpath !! She does not move for anyone, not even dogs :lol:
:lol: we were in Thailand, walking along a busy footpath, and everyone had to walk into the road, as a cat was laid out in the middle of it, and wasn’t moving for anyone
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Freddie's been giving Bobbi a bit of a tidy up.
Bobbi doesn’t look overly impressed! :lol:
She's still a bit wary because he likes to have a sneaky nibble every now and then. [emoji23][emoji23] I'm the same tbh when he licks me lol.
That's so sweet. . Do they miss Kane ? X
. Do they miss Kane ? X
As awful as it sounds, I do think us humans miss him a lot more than either of them do.That's so sweet.
Freddie was always wary of him anyhow, just because of his size mainly I think. Bobbi used to snuggle up to Kane all the time but in recent months they'd grown apart considerably. Looking back I think it was because Kane had changed so much; he was showing signs of dementia and his confusion & anxiety seemed to unsettle Bobbi so she actually seems much calmer now he isn't here.
As awful as it sounds, I do think us humans miss him a lot more than either of them do.
Freddie was always wary of him anyhow, just because of his size mainly I think. Bobbi used to snuggle up to Kane all the time but in recent months they'd grown apart considerably. Looking back I think it was because Kane had changed so much; he was showing signs of dementia and his confusion & anxiety seemed to unsettle Bobbi so she actually seems much calmer now he isn't here.
That is sad, I wondered if Freddie had a chance to bond. He does like Bobbi though.
Animals can act strangely when one isn't well.
