Pu$$y galor - ABA DSS

**zekester** · July 9th, 2009

And you thought it couldn't be about cats. Tricked ya.
These 3 cats were dumped at the cul-de-sac where I live at the end of Winter, by whom, I wish I knew.
I call them Big Red, Limpy and Stumpy.
As you can see Stumpy only has half a tail, somewhat raw too. Limpy had a broken back hip or leg. He was limping real bad a few months ago, not so bad anymore. They were all very skinny when I first encountered them.
I already have 4 of my own, but these beautiful BENGAL mixes I couldn't turn away.
So, every day since about April, they come to the Sunroom patio door for their food. I have yet to be able to touch them.
I'm hoping come winter time they'll want to warm up.

**SoDarkTheCon** · July 10th, 2009

Thats a great service your providing those cats...Really gets to me when i see animals in distress or in need of food. Where i live we don't have many strays...the coyotes and foxes usually waste them. I have adopted pets and taken pets in for many years now, something my parents always did, and i just kept up with the trend. Great work brother...Hopefully they give you the chance to pet them...Have you built a little house for them ?

**deanluna** · July 10th, 2009

I have one big fat cat.,.,.,she got up to 22lbs in her prime.,.,.,maybe all seven of your cats add up to 22lbs?.,.,.,lol
oh and guess what.,.,her name is Luna.,ooooooohhhh.,

**zekester** · July 10th, 2009

I'm afraid the coons or a skunk will take it over. I fight coons every other night on my rooftop. I think I might have to mark my own roof with my own scent if ya know what I mean. lol

With the garbage srtike here there are plenty of coons and skunks.
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Side note: The union isn't budging on the 18 sick days a year they already have and get to bank year over year. Makes me want to treat them like the coons and the skunks

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Originally Posted by SoDarkTheCon

Thats a great service your providing those cats...Really gets to me when i see animals in distress or in need of food. Where i live we don't have many strays...the coyotes and foxes usually waste them. I have adopted pets and taken pets in for many years now, something my parents always did, and i just kept up with the trend. Great work brother...Hopefully they give you the chance to pet them...Have you built a little house for them ?

**deanluna** · July 10th, 2009

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Originally Posted by zekester

I'm afraid the coons or a skunk will take it over. I fight coons every other night on my rooftop. I think I might have to mark my own roof with my own scent if ya know what I mean. lol

With the garbage srtike here there are plenty of coons and skunks.
.
Side note: The union isn't budging on the 18 sick days a year they already have and get to bank year over year. Makes me want to treat them like the coons and the skunks

might be time for a live trap.,.,I have 2.,.,one for coons and one for squirels

**SoDarkTheCon** · July 10th, 2009

Working down in china town for the next few days...with garbage collection going its a bad smelling area...now its almost unbearable. We had our local guys up north try and go on strike about 10 years ago...city workers garbage strike lasted one day, they were fired and Miller Waste was brought in. We were just limited to 4 bags last December. I get what your saying...i would try and get the one with the tail looked after, but then again if it does not seem to bother him/her, maybe best to let it be.

**SLY-CAT** · July 10th, 2009

Good job Zekester! My avatar took one look at your pics and said M-E-O-W-!

R.T.

**zekester** · July 10th, 2009

I just set my coon trap. If I get one, last 2 night the bait was gone, I'll take a pic before I relocate it. Somewhere up your parts SD,

**Landscapeman** · July 10th, 2009

We have a couple of strays. They just seem to show up out of nowhere and never leave.

**creativegenius** · July 10th, 2009

Try a banana Zeke .... Coons love them.

Creative Genius

**SoDarkTheCon** · July 10th, 2009

Thats cool zeke...but were getting tired of seeing city garbage illegally dumped up here.

**deanluna** · July 10th, 2009

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Originally Posted by creativegenius

Try a banana Zeke .... Coons love them.

Creative Genius

that'll work.,..,I use peanut butter on bread..,..,then they get a truck ride out to the conservation area.

**SatelliteJunkie** · July 10th, 2009

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Originally Posted by zekester

And you thought it couldn't be about cats. Tricked ya.
These 3 cats were dumped at the cul-de-sac where I live at the end of Winter, by whom, I wish I knew.
I call them Big Red, Limpy and Stumpy.
As you can see Stumpy only has half a tail, somewhat raw too. Limpy had a broken back hip or leg. He was limping real bad a few months ago, not so bad anymore. They were all very skinny when I first encountered them.
I already have 4 of my own, but these beautiful BENGAL mixes I couldn't turn away.
So, every day since about April, they come to the Sunroom patio door for their food. I have yet to be able to touch them.
I'm hoping come winter time they'll want to warm up.

Your a good man to rescue them cats.
I have a cat & Iguana currently...both rescues.
My cat (Panther) has a heart problem & I spent tons of $ on her...but she is doing fine now on heart medication. (so far)
Below is a photo of her chillin'.

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**zekester** · July 10th, 2009

She's a beaute. Here my Boots(strictly indoor), part Bengal/Ragdoll, she's a year and won't get any bigger(got the ragdoll size, Bengal colors)
And here's Batman, one of my oldest. Biggest lay on your back rub my tummy cat you'll ever see.

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Originally Posted by SatelliteJunkie

Your a good man to rescue them cats.
I have a cat & Iguana currently...both rescues.
My cat (Panther) has a heart problem & I spent tons of $ on her...but she is doing fine now on heart medication. (so far)
Below is a photo of her chillin'.

>>>

**buddyjh** · July 10th, 2009

Use something with corn to catch the coons zeke...i always use something like a taco shell with peanut butter on it....coons love corn. I usually catch one every day like that.

**SatelliteJunkie** · July 10th, 2009

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Originally Posted by zekester

She's a beaute. Here my Boots(strictly indoor), part Bengal/Ragdoll, she's a year and won't get any bigger(got the ragdoll size, Bengal colors)
And here's Batman, one of my oldest. Biggest lay on your back rub my tummy cat you'll ever see.

That Boots really likes that cardboard box...funny how most cats are attracted to cardboard...mine too.
Thanks for sharing buddy!

**Crystal Dragon** · July 10th, 2009

Bengal kittys are some of the best!!!

I currently do not have one, but I do have 3 others, one of which is almost 18 years old.
He will not be long for this world I fear. When he goes, it will be a very sad day for me... several days actually. *sigh*
All of mine are rescued animals, including my dog.

You have a good heart Zeke!!!

**blackbart** · July 10th, 2009

Must be adopt a cat week,I just picked up a little stray female kitty about 10 to 12 months old, she was starving to death and very weak. I had to force feed her the first day but now she is eating and regaining her strength,glad to see that there are compassionate people out there,great to hear Zeke!!!

**Victor Hugo** · July 10th, 2009

Thanks Zekester for all you do with the animals , God bless you.