they are darling wish i could take them.I could Easily Become The Neighborhood "Crazy Cat Man" .Not supposed to have a shop cat, but ended up with these two.
Their mother was an old farm cat, a ruthless hunter. When she had a litter you would see her twice a day with a gopher, mouse, mole, rabbit whatever. Mostly gophers, few birds.
Anyway she had these two early fall and disappeared. Wife fed them with an eye dropper, then bottle and on to dry food.
They’re going to loose their home in the shop, knocking everything over. Animal shelter for them next week.
Sure blame it on the squirrel. Why are your pants wet?
Not supposed to have a shop cat, but ended up with these two.
Their mother was an old farm cat, a ruthless hunter. When she had a litter you would see her twice a day with a gopher, mouse, mole, rabbit whatever. Mostly gophers, few birds.
Anyway she had these two early fall and disappeared. Wife fed them with an eye dropper, then bottle and on to dry food.
They’re going to loose their home in the shop, knocking everything over. Animal shelter for them next week.
In socal those are called condos they are plentiful by the gray hound station in LA. Cost about 2500/monthYeah, and plus NOTICE it is a BOX, and CATS love Boxes
Before we met, he was big trouble for her, tearing up apartments. Years ago she even gave him away online because of that, under the condition they wouldn’t sell him. When she saw him up for sale right quick, she went and demanded him back. Here he is now. He’s still trouble. 
He still is the drooling little runt, cross eyed and missing a fang. I’ve seen the pictures, he was a cute white little baby.
They're all beautiful!The boys. My fiance’s, I mean, our weird cats. They’re always sneaking in the garage when I’m in there or leave the door open.
The older one on the right lived a street life as an outdoor pet until the owners gave him away, becoming just a house cat. He allegedly fathered lots of Siamese cats that roamed the neighborhood, and the story goes that on pickup day, he was mounting another cat underneath a car and she literally pulled him away to take him home.
The younger guy she had since a kitten. He was the drooling little runt who came from a Siamese cat horder lady with cages filling her house. The lady was like “I’ve got a real nice one picked out for you here.”
The weirdos are like brothers and cuddle and clean each other all the time. When they wrestle, the older cat always wins by neck pin submission. He tends to be fatherly toward the other, and protective when we got the dog.
These are my two old girls. They are real sisters. My mother rescued them from a garden shed when they were kittens. They’ve been house cats their whole life. Some years back, the orange one snuck out, got spooked, and hid in the garage for days amidst my junk. The door was open and we called for her, so we figured she wasn’t in there. Days later out of nowhere she comes walking out.
Oddly enough, as sisters, these two are rarely ever in the same room let alone cuddle or get near one another. Been that way forever.
I could count on one hand a rare occasion like this.
Cats and there sinks!LOL! Mine loves playing in my sink while I'm trying to get ready in the morning for work. Dosen't even phase him when I turn the faucet on over his head. I think this summer he's going to want his own pool on the screen porch.
Hes Cute!My garage cat Buster, he was a stray when we moved in got him fixed and fed him for the last few years. He follows me around where ever I am working outside, and has his spot in the garage to hangout while I work
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OMG You Found 2 Calicos?
Sounds like You'll soon have a 3rd. Cat.All 3 of our cats are "inside" cats....we could leave the front door wide open and they would complain about the draft being let in
But I did adopt a stray/feral cat who is now bold enough to walk into the garage and let me pet it (not sure of it's gender, but looks female to me). We have a ravine behind our house that's wooded, and that's where most of my edible garbage/leftovers/overripe fruits and veggies/stale bread and crackers/cereal get thrown. All manner of God's creatures eat the buffet I create down there, including this cat. This critter has taken to napping under our deck or under the Leyland cypresses in the side yard. I've been putting out little handfuls of our cat's food for it up in the driveway but that's getting expensive (they don't eat cheap dry food). Last weekend I picked up a huge bag of economy cat kibble and set a small bowl on my front porch. I fill it when I leave for work in the morning and then again at night. She/he/it has become quite friendly with me now, LOL. I'll see if I can get a pic of it to post. Cute little thing.
Oh she's beautiful!!
