Post your CAT pictures here! (2)

RIP Mellow Yello. Sorry about your loss, Bill. Mel will be in good company.

StudioAbe wrote in post #17961441
RIP Mello Yellow. I look forward to meeting you one day.

Image credit: Charles Barsotti for The New Yorker

Steve M wrote in post #17963541
RIP Mellow Yello. Sorry about your loss, Bill. Mel will be in good company.

Thanks very much for all the kind words.

lavanut wrote in post #17963294
Here's one of one of the stray kitties that visit and that I feed & care for. I had her spayed about 3 years ago now. She used to fuss at her kittens and the other cats that came around, so she earned the nickname "Bitchy Momma". Oddly enough, of the strays who come around, she lets me pet her more than any of the others. She's at my back door almost every morning. I really liked the framing of the blackberry bushes around her.

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It seems to me that BM has a home. You are very kind to care for these sweet little furry "people".

lavanut wrote in post #17963294
She used to fuss at her kittens and the other cats that came around, so she earned the nickname "Bitchy Momma".[ATTACH]785772[/ATTACH]

LOL. My daughter Everest, (Now a 7 years OLD cat) does exactly the same. May be she earned a new nickname!
BTW, one (And the only remaining) her kitten in our neighborhood looks exactly like your BM, full of Himalayan ancestor fur but jet black and green eyes (Not blue as in young age he used to have), just like his Dad that only showed up at our door, once and left behind 5 kitties! This naughty kitty runs away, all day long and only at night feeding time or seldom in morning scheduled breakfast time, shows up. The problem is this boy cat, unlike his mom, is in love of being pet by anyone, and knows exactly how to impress himself on everyone. So no wonder seems to have found himself at least one more home somewhere that we still don't know where. I am only afraid that any necklace I put on his neck, is removed the next day. Not sure what other care giver is thinking...

What a pretty girl she is.

And now, for a Cat of a different Color...

Sweet but I hope it's just a PS job

Actually, Julie is dyed. Non Toxic, fast fading, vegetable based. Has had several coat colors in the last 3 months or so.

ksbal wrote in post #17965162
Actually, Julie is dyed. Non Toxic, fast fading, vegetable based. Has had several coat colors in the last 3 months or so.

Personally, I'd rather see cats in their natural coloring rather than some artificial coloring, even if it is temporary & safe. It is a pretty image, but I was hoping it was PS too.

Here's Muffin helping me test out a new small flexible LED panel I made.

Gorgeous cat!

ksbal wrote in post #17965098
And now, for a Cat of a different Color...

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Would make a very nice postcard or calendar photo

ksbal wrote in post #17965162
Actually, Julie is dyed. Non Toxic, fast fading, vegetable based. Has had several coat colors in the last 3 months or so.

I know my Cooper would never stand for it.

ksbal wrote in post #17965098
And now, for a Cat of a different Color...

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That cat looks like it came straight out of the movie Avatar.