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Favorite Nap Spot: Underneath the trailer
Favorite Food: Mice, birds, Blue Buffalo Indoor Sensitive Skin
Skills: Surviving outside
Dwells:
outdoors
Arrival Story: My boyfriend got a used travel trailer to clean up for use as a storage area. A few days after it came to our backyard, Erin noticed a grey fluffy cat running out from under it. Now, we seem to have more than a few neighborhood cats (outside pets, ferals, and strays) living under there. I'm not quite sure how many. This page is for all the cats who eat at our back porch, most of whom are living under the trailer.
Lives Remaining: 8 of 9
Forums Motto: Trailers make good caves
The Groups I'm In: 2007 Christmas Gift Exchange, FOR THE LOVE OF LAUREL, Alley Cats of America Colony, Fabulous Ferals, Febreze® Pet Odor Eliminator™, Feral Cat Caregivers, FOSTER FAMILIES FOREVER, Friends Of Ferals, Portland
The Last Forum I Posted In: My vet said my heart is enlarged
Today, I saw my man and lady drive past the house where I've been spending a lot of time. I was lounging out in the front yard. The truck slowed down, and they both pointed and waved at me. I looked right at them, so they figured I'd seen them and maybe recognized them.
I still eat at their bowl at least one day a week, but I spend most of my time at a house across the street and south of them. They think maybe the people there are the ones who have been taking care of me these past three years.
Tux is back! Tux is back! Our Tuxie is finally back! We hadn't seen him or his brother since June of last year, so we thought maybe they'd moved on or something had happened to them. But Tux is back! We saw him at the food bowl a couple nights ago: fast-moving black body with white feet. We couldn't get a positive i.d. then, because he moved too fast. The man saw him this morning, though, and it definitely was a bobbed tail on the cat that ran from the backyard to the house across the street.
Little Bit here! This evening, I brought a new friend by the green house, so he would know where to get yummy good food. He's about my age, and still looks like a kitten too. He's afraid of the humans in the green house, and put back his ears and crouched low when he saw them, but didn't run away far. Just ran a little ways then watched. He looks like a snowshoe kitten, or a ragdoll. The people say that he looks a lot like Rori's brother Knut looked at that age. He's white, fluffy, and has grey in a triangle on his face down to his nose and tapering up to his ears. He's very handsome.
The people in the green house put some food out, and I showed him it was alright by eating some of it, then I went inside to eat and he started eating from the porch when the door closed. He didn't stay long, only took a couple bites, but at least he knows now that they're feeding us here.
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