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windpig wrote in post #18942340
What's in the bottom of the pool, it looks like a reef.

Nothing, it is some sort of infinity pool.

ah, thanks

This is a feral cat in the neighborhood.
We are slowly feeding him in hopes of getting him inside/domesticated.
If he decides to live with us we'll name him Skidmark after Skidmart on 'Fear the Walking Dead'.

Now we already have two inside cats.
Any suggetions on getting them all together would be appreciated.

Here are a few of our cats.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18944955
This is a feral cat in the neighborhood.
We are slowly feeding him in hopes of getting him inside/domesticated.
If he decides to live with us we'll name him Skidmark after Skidmart on 'Fear the Walking Dead'.

Now we already have two inside cats.
Any suggetions on getting them all together would be appreciated.

Good of you to try!
Don't rush it, when first letting him indoors make sure he can get away easily. If it's a he make him an ex_he .
Give plenty of food, keep the temperature up so they are nice and mellow. Provide multiple places to sleep and hide. Multiple litter trays.
Around here we have Feliway, a pheromone in a evaporator which keeps them calm. Maybe you can ask your vet for it or something similar.
Succes!

Testing my new 35 1.8 and using Carl

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Dreaming in the grass...

Old boy still likes to eat!

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This is a photo of our Manx cat. He loves to hunt. His name is "Bodee."

Mimi in the first photo.

Butters in the second photo.

Another Butters

A few shots of my grey cat "Zima". She was found by a vet wandering the streets as a feral kitten at night in the city of Gosford in NSW, Australia. It's possible something happened to her mother as she was seen with two other siblings - but they were gone in a flash. She was treated, chipped and when she was old enough she was desexed and then put up for adoption - which is how we came across her. She was very outgoing and would ride about on our shoulders as a kitten. But now she's this incredibly timid creature, quite unlike our other two cats.

She started out a slim cat and looked completely different to the way she does today... so we thought she might be a Russian Blue, hence we named her "Zima" which I think is Russian for "Winter". But after a couple of months her shape changed completely and she's a bit of a butterball these days. She's probably got some British Blue in her if I understand some of the genetics. She's also very meek these days... very skittish. Easily frightened. She avoids all visitors unless they've been in the house for 3 hours or more. Tries to bully our other two cats (usually failing). But she's got an extremely loving nature and the mutters a lot. Instead of chirping or meowing she makes these "meeh!-meeh!-meeh!" or "eh!-eh!-eh!" sounds when she's apprehensive about something. She mutters when she walks up and down the stairs.... when she's fed...when she gets picked up or is disturbed by another cat. Very strange. I've only heard her make a "meow" sound just once in the 4.5 years we've had her - this was when she had to visit the vet after falling from a window sill and chipping the end of one of her teeth. She's toilet trained and will happily perch on the edge of a toilet instead of the kitty-litter tray. She's sleeping next to me as I write this. She's one of the reasons I've grown to really appreciate cats. Such amazing creatures. They become important family members and it's hard to imagine our lives without them.

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