Ah what a chonker ![]()
Big bones
and tri-patte, doesnât get enough exercise.
What a beauty ![]()
That reminds me of our three. They like âridingâ in the basket we use for the wood burner logs and Stuart usually pulls them around the front room. Sometimes he has to do at least half a dozen laps before they decide to jump out. ![]()
And all three are thinking, âOh, bless him, he enjoys this so much.â
And Stuart is thinking âI suppose that Iâll have to make them a go-cart - thatâs after Iâve finished their catio, made their special walk-way, made them a tree house, completed their climbing frame and made lots of other fun things for them.
And Iâm thinking âwhat about finishing the kitchen, building a model railway âtrain roomâ, decorating the bathroom, make a hearth for the wood burner etc. etcâ![]()
That reminds me of a cat cafe in St AndrĂ© de Sangonis in the HĂ©rault. Itâs attached to an Asiatic shop but the cats donât go in the shop.
They have a high walkway around the cafe at about picture rail height and out to reception and the till. They seemed to love the walkway.
@Jennifer11 - Iâve just put âcat cafe in St AndrĂ© de Sangonis in the HĂ©raultâ in google and watched a lovely video of the cats there. Also I wouldnât mind spending time in the shop itself. There looked to be some really good cooking stuff there. Pity itâs too far for me just to âpop to the shopsâ!
They still do mail order if you want ingredients, theyâre pretty efficient.
But heâs quite a good likeness for this meerekat
p.s. maybe I just canât see it, but has Haggis lost his front left paw, and
p.p.s. Heâs rather a handsome chappie ![]()
Yes, as I mentioned earlier , heâs a tri-patte. Hit by a car outside our house, thatâs how we got him. He had a collar and was neutered but we never found the owner. He CAN be a wee bit bitey, so may have been dumped. Having one leg missing doesnât seem to bother him. He looks awkward when walking but can run quickly. He has a white tip to his tail, which is rather cute but we failed to come up with a name for him reflecting this, so Haggis it is, after the 3 legged denizens of the Highlands. I did consider Tadger but my wife said no. She wasnât going out to call him in, even in France.
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While sorting photos came across this one taken in the 80s, I think, in London. They know itâs me standing behind them, but theyâve both got an ear twisted round listening cautiously, just in case!
They are where they are because of a warm radiator under the window.
I thought they were enjoying the heat from the lamp !






