This is a photograph that Dorothy emailed me of Marvin on her lap. I was surprised at how big boned he is. He is a large, solid, red tabby cat. He was semi-feral (I think that is a fair description). DW invited him in to her life and home.

This is a photograph that Dorothy emailed me of Marvin on her lap. I was surprised at how big boned he is. He is a large, solid, red tabby cat. He was semi-feral (I think that is a fair description). DW invited him in to her life and home.

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i just brushed both my boys smokey and rebel as they had been in a bush that had i call it biddy bids they stick to their fur. so had to brush them, i was in a lot of trouble as they dont like to be brushed, think im forgiven now i hope lol
hes lovely to stroke his fur is very soft and silky. He was in his winter coat then so hes abit lighter. The day i picked him up he relexed when i picked him up and happily went into the cat cage to take him home. He didnt struggle at all. Although hes a pain around midnite till early morning hes a smoochy boy.
love the photos those cats are both so beautiful what a great and wonderful job you did taking them in.
Tell me about raccoons! I appreciate them, because they are the recycling geniuses of earth, as are the possums, but when they get into the cat feed, I go feral myself! You should hear me hiss at them. They do go running.