The Cat With No Name

The Cat With No Name

by Hannah
(Taplow)

This is what the first one looked like

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This is what the first one looked like

This is what the first one looked like This is the second This is them together

She isn't really my cat but I like to call it that. I didn't even know if it was a male or a female so I call her a she.

I don't know what her name is and where she came from but she still always came to me. I first spotted her in my garden when she came to our glass door as it was open a bit. Nobody else was at home so I went outside to greet her.

Usually every cat ran away except Fat George down the road, but this cat was special, she came up to me and started purring, it was very unexpected.

So I let her in the house and gave her some cat food that we had since our neighbors asked us to look after their cat while they went on holiday.

She ate the whole thing and went to sleep in my favorite armchair. I came to sit next to her in the armchair because she was awfully small compared to the Maine Coon that we looked after.

As soon as I sat down she got up and got on my lap and walked round in circles until finally she settled in a comfy place and fell asleep again. Soon I fell asleep as well.

What woke me up was a mewing sound. She was standing by the glass door to our back garden and begging me to let her out. Instantly I slid the door open and let her out. As soon as she could fit through the space she bounded away over the fence and far away.

After that she came every day at the same time. after some time I researched that she was a Bengal brown spotted tabby. Sometimes she brought her sister or brother with her.

She came every day and even slept under our bush at night or at least that was where I found her at dawn until one day she just didn't come anymore.

Instead of her, her sister came. But she was different, she was more shy but she still loved me the same. She did everything that the other cat did except she would never come into my house unlike the other always did. And speak of the devil she has just appeared at by glass back door.

Hannah

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Sep 02, 2010 Yes, Susie
by: Michael

Yes, as Susie says they are voting with their paws. That is interesting and raises some questions as these are purebred cats - what is happening?.

If you get a chance you might like to answer Susie's question.

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Sep 02, 2010 Hannah oh so lucky
by: Susie Bearder

These are cats who are voting with their feet - uh, paws - I wonder if they have been neutered?


Sep 01, 2010 Strange
by: Michael

Hi Hannah, thanks for sharing. I find your story a bit odd. They are Bengal cats. Bengal cats are purebred cats and they are quite expensive. To keep them I would expect a slightly more concerned approach from the cat caretaker, who must be a neighbour.

He or she is letting them have the run of the area. Also they seem to like or even prefer staying with you. This sort of behavior can lead to cat moving home!

You might know or suspect who the person who "owns" them is. They probably are not far away.

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