Thomas

Thomas is lovley, does he miss his friend

He's beautiful Keithsmum....lovely markings, my daughter has a weeny kitten just the same markings....:o)

Hello Irish - for six months afterwards, he moved in to my son's room. He followed Keith around like a pet dog, then one day decided to join the rest of us again!

Hello Janey - Thanks, he's a wee sweetie.

awww poor thomas

Hi Thomas!

Hello Keithsmum,

I am glad that you like my photos.

I like your photos as well particularily 'Thomas' he's lovely I am sorry to hear about Chloe - how sad. I had a cat for 13 years he was called 'Whisky' unfortunately he was put down some 17 years ago. He was a lovely cat - very loving and gentle. I have not got any cats presently but maybe one day I will have another.

Hello Amalfi - I'm not sure what we're going to do about another cat when Thomas is no longer with us. It's quite a thought going back to living with a younger cat, we're used to his sedentary ways now!

I was scrolling through loads of photos here last night and everyone's garden looks so colourful, I looked out this morning and mine looked too green! I'm going to have to do something about that - lol

Hello Thomas what a hansome gent you are! I have been looking after Max who is my next door neighbours cat while they are away on holiday, Ive just been in to feed him for the last time as they are back later tonight, He is the same colouring as Thomas and a lovely cat, will miss him just have to talk to him over the garden fence Lol

Hello Pansypotter, Thanks - he's a nice natured cat and not a hunter, more of a loafer! Our next door neighbour's cat is on his holidays (to a cattery). Thank goodness for a couple of weeks peace - he's a bit of a thug who thinks he lives in our house!! The annoying this is Thomas just lets him wander in and help himself to his dinner!

Hullo, Tommy Thomas! My first pussy cat was called Timmy-Thomas, and he was a big brown tabby, just like you! I miss him, still, and it's 23 years since he went to the great litter tray in the sky. He ws my first cat, always a special place in the heart!
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Bscott, I've just seen a pic of your little chap - he's lovely, what a sweetie!

Ah! Pip, aka The Pipster. Isn't he lovely? We've had all sorts over the years, tabbies, black, white, black-and-white, white-and-black, tortoiseshell, but Pip is our first ginger...I called him Pip because that's what he is, a little orange pip!
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Lovely picture Keithsmum. My T.C. is around 15 now and I know what you mean about having reservations about a young cat ! TC can sit about in the back garden, and it's a much as he can do to curl his lip at the birds on the table !! :-))

Ha ha! Yes, I know exactly what you mean. He thinks he wants out, stands there but doesn't like the wind blowing his fur the wrong way, then comes back in again!

LOL !! It's the rain with T.C. If he sees a drop he shoots off up the stairs !!!