Burberry is an actual deer, very pregnant and has a history of chasing the cats!I hpoe Six will have healthy kittens and that she won't have any problems getting spayed. There is an actual deer or is that a cat called deer?

Burberry is an actual deer, very pregnant and has a history of chasing the cats!I hpoe Six will have healthy kittens and that she won't have any problems getting spayed. There is an actual deer or is that a cat called deer?
I always say that those people have money to burn and it burns a hole in their pocket.People down the end of the road ( with Bert the peacock and they let their cows out to graze the roadside because they couldn't afford to feed them even though they spent thousands on fireworks for Jan first)
They are living off of life insurance from his parents who died in some kind of accident!I always say that those people have money to burn and it burns a hole in their pocket.
That looks like Ma Wildcat that hung around here a couple of years, different color though, and she weighed in at around 10 lbs.View attachment 107652
First pic of Sammy!! He is a neutered male, got a good look! Also got a tube of flea control on him. Will get better pics soon, don't want to rush things!!
I hope he can get that healthy!!That looks like Ma Wildcat that hung around here a couple of years, different color though, and she weighed in at around 10 lbs.
Lots of noodles and egg yolks with chicken skin. the chicken skin was what made Ma healthy, that, and Velveeta.I hope he can get that healthy!!
Yeah, the vet said as long as it doesn't look "soupy" and the skin around it isn't red it should be ok in a few more weeks!Sam has beautiful eyes. That wound may stay open for awhile and may require flushing with saline solution but hopefully it will heal up with time.
The main thing is how much his energy level has improved!! He's enjoying life!That is good to hear. Weight gain can be slow but that is better for them.
Ok, we will send them home with LadyLocust after the pool party!Hey...we have six gorgeous kittens ready to go to new homes.....! Just saying.
I learned a new word today!I wish I could take more kittens but we've got our hands full with our clowder.
ORIGIN OF CLOWDER
First recorded in 1795–1805; variant of dialectal clodder “clotted mass,” noun use of clodder “to clot, coagulate,” Middle English clothered, clothred (past participle), variant of clotered; compare obsolete clotter “to huddle together”.