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  • boobsBgone
    boobsBgone Member Posts: 34
    edited July 2016

    Thought someone would smile at this! :)

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  • ruthbru
    ruthbru Member Posts: 47,693
    edited July 2016

    What great cat stories and pictures!

  • feelingfeline
    feelingfeline Member Posts: 5,145
    edited July 2016

    BBG that adoption photo is fabulous! Happy news.

    Quinn, love the photos the hugging cats are wonderful. Are the last 2 devon rex pictures also yours or are they internet devon rex examples?

  • feelingfeline
    feelingfeline Member Posts: 5,145
    edited July 2016

    DD has a "uni kitties are real" teeshirt Nerdy

    here are a few cool cat tees

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  • ruthbru
    ruthbru Member Posts: 47,693
    edited July 2016

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  • QuinnCat
    QuinnCat Member Posts: 408
    edited July 2016

    Feelingfeline - yes, my boy Joey Roo hanging off the closet door, etc.. My red boy too bottom heavy (some Devons get a little pot belly, some don't) to try such feats, but they have a mickname of "monkey cats.

  • QuinnCat
    QuinnCat Member Posts: 408
    edited July 2016

    A friend of mine in Austria has a litter of 3 Devons. This is the calico girl, Pretty Puzzle, next to

    her mommy Fany:

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  • boobsBgone
    boobsBgone Member Posts: 34
    edited July 2016

    wow, she could not be any more gorgeous! love the spots on her face/nose.

  • shepkitty
    shepkitty Member Posts: 878
    edited July 2016

    Monkey cats - yikes! My little Bobtail stays more grounded :)

    Here's how Miss Pris cleans her tail..........she gets so aggravated with it 'cuz it's hard for her to catch!

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  • feelingfeline
    feelingfeline Member Posts: 5,145
    edited July 2016

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  • feelingfeline
    feelingfeline Member Posts: 5,145
    edited July 2016

    QuinnCAt - Monkey cats indeed! Wow!

  • Smaarty
    Smaarty Member Posts: 2,618
    edited July 2016

    finish this morning. My tuxedo cat, Parker.

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  • wren44
    wren44 Member Posts: 7,931
    edited July 2016

    Smaarty, That hassock looks like SO MUCH work to make. I'm not sure I'd let my cat sit on it. Actually, I would, of course. My cat has been picking very strange places to sleep. Last night he was disturbed by the fireworks and started out sleeping on my nightstand before moving to the bed. During the day he sleeps on the floor of the closet in DH's study.

  • feelingfeline
    feelingfeline Member Posts: 5,145
    edited July 2016

    Beautiful pouffe - that's what they were called here when I was a child (pronounce poof-ay) . Not surprised that Parker has appropriated it! Cats have a knack for finding the best seat.

  • QuinnCat
    QuinnCat Member Posts: 408
    edited July 2016

    Smaarty My third cat is a tuxedo - Emma. My first two cats back into cat ownership were both tuxedos - Emma and Ms Boo. Wonderful cats. I lost one to FIP in 2013 at age 7. Broke my heart, my Ms Boo. I swear she knew I had BC before I did, just by things that happened. A year after chemo was done she got ill. Rarely a cat gets FIP at her age, but so many little things were happening to her just before I was dx'd. I sometimes resist thinking an animal actually knows when their owner is sick, but I started putting little pieces together of her change in behavior in 2011. She always was my Empath cat.

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  • shepkitty
    shepkitty Member Posts: 878
    edited July 2016

    Feline ~ "pouffe", what a fun word! Parker doesn't rhyme with tuffet. Parker Poof-ay flows nicely though. Now Smaarty doesn't have to change his first name!

    Wren ~ you are a more lenient cat mommy than I - my cat would NEVER sleep on my nightstand. Oh heck, the truth is my cat could NEVER fit on my nightstand 'cuz of all the clutter :)

    Quinn ~ So sad about your dear Ms Boo :( My Ragdoll kitty was never a cuddler . The only times he ever slept with me were when I was horribly ill from treatments. It was so atypical of him; The first few times I was afraid I was dying!

  • feelingfeline
    feelingfeline Member Posts: 5,145
    edited July 2016

    RIP Ms Boo

  • labelle
    labelle Member Posts: 134
    edited July 2016

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    Our new cat, Tubby! We lost our old Persian (Jena) in January and I wanted to get a Siamese kitten, but my husband said "No more pets. We might die before they do." I was not happy with Mr. Negativity (but to be fair he'd just been diagnosed with RA). Anyway, we are in our 50s, not our 90s. So compromise-no kitten, a nice grown cat instead. Tubby came to us from the local shelter. They said she's about 6 years old. Has lovely blue eyes. We were told her previous owners surrendered her because they couldn't afford to feed her. She does eat a lot, LOL!

  • ruthbru
    ruthbru Member Posts: 47,693
    edited July 2016

    Sweet! My guys enjoying the summer.

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    ruthbru Member Posts: 47,693
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  • panthrah
    panthrah Member Posts: 140
    edited July 2016

    Quinn- I have Devon Rex on my list of must haves. I currently have a muted tortie and himmie .. . maybe not right now but i WILL be owned by one :p

  • feelingfeline
    feelingfeline Member Posts: 5,145
    edited July 2016

    Hi Panthrah (waving)


    Labelle welcome, what a beautiful Tubby!


    Ruthbru you take such great photos of your felines!

  • feelingfeline
    feelingfeline Member Posts: 5,145
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  • QuinnCat
    QuinnCat Member Posts: 408
    edited July 2016

    Labelle - I totally get your husband's concerns of outliving a new kitty, but in your 50's?? I knew I was taking a risk getting my 2 kittens at 60, especially being single and after BC, no family that I could leave them to, and thinking no one could ever provide a home that would meet my standards! The positive side of getting a purebred, the breeder will take them back and find a good home for them. Also, each breed has very active rescue groups. If a Devon Rex pops up on Petfinder, they will rescue. At that point, they will totally screen a new owner. If there is a bonded pair, like mine, they will only be placed together. I worry about my rescue, but she is 9 and I hope I will outlive her! And many Devon owners are very networked via FB and I already know of several homes where they would be welcomed. One woman recently flew from WA to WY, rented a car to get to some obscure shelter to save a 13 year old Devon. There were many applicants for this cat! But I like your idea of getting a middle aged cat and when I lose my older girl, I want to investigate adopting a senior. I'll never forget 3 senior cats in a cage at our local shelter after their elderly owner died. They were so fearful, but took comfort in each other. Broke my heart. Tubby is beautiful and I'm glad you convinced your husband :).

  • QuinnCat
    QuinnCat Member Posts: 408
    edited July 2016

    Ruthbru - what beautiful kitties. I am so partial to Tuxedos and yours is gorgeous! He or a she? One of the breeders in my FB network had a Tuxedo Devon that was just spectacular. I cannot get a 4th cat, but thinking about that kitty was the closest I got. I have not posted a pic of my Tuxedo Emma. I need to find a good picture.

  • QuinnCat
    QuinnCat Member Posts: 408
    edited July 2016

    panthrah - I can only say fantastic things about this breed. When you are ready, let me know, as I feel like I know of all of the good breeders in the US and Canada, and maybe Europe! That might be an exaggeration, but it is a very small world and my blue Devon's breeder and I are very good friends. She is what they consider an "elite breeder."

  • QuinnCat
    QuinnCat Member Posts: 408
    edited July 2016

    feelingfeline - what do you call rescues in the UK? Moogie, mowgliis? LOL..my bad memory. Yours looks like an absolute sweetheart. If yours likes balls, and if they have Jackson Galaxy toys there, the dice balls are a real hit in my house!

  • ruthbru
    ruthbru Member Posts: 47,693
    edited July 2016

    Oreo is a 'he' from the Humane Society. He was about 6 months old when he adopted us & I don't know anything about his background. He must have been going into puberty before he was spayed because he has a vey naughty history of marking furniture when he isn't happy. I will put in an advertisement for Feliway, which is a plug-in that gives off calming scents for cats. It has really worked for him & I know when it needs to be changed because Oreo pees on something to alert me Shocked.