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PostSubject: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptyFri Dec 17, 2010 7:53 am

I am not really experienced with cats, only really the cats we have had at the farm, so no idea if this is normal - cos it aint my cat!

So tonight someone knocked on the front door and when Dan opened it a ginger cat tried to get in the door but he shssed it out.

Bearing in mind we have 2 dogs, who luckily were behind the gate in the kitchen, and it must have known there were dogs cos my dogs do their poops outside and I'm sure a cat would be able to tell!

Anyway he told me and I am soft so went to check if it were still there, was only a few minutes but it was still waiting and dashed in...Izzy had picked up my plate of cheese and ham so I took it off her and sat on the sofa and the cat tried to eat the ham Shocked

Asked Dan to get some tuna and it wolfed down the 1st half and then had about another 1/4 of a tin (you know those small tins of tuna)

Its the friendliest cat ever and Izzy has been stroking it since it arrived , its now flaked out on the sofa.

I am 99% sure that last week sometime I was walking back from town and this cat ran to me in the road one along from us, but up the other end, meowing at me and at the time I thought oh no I hope its owner hasnt died and it cant get in its house (the road is bungalows mainly full of quite old people) , its also the same road (if you remember) that the last cat I took in came from (after its one owner died and the other went into a care home and left the cat)

Sooooooooooooo sorry long story lol, is it normal for a cat to risk coming in a strange house that clearly has dogs? Or did it do it cos it really was starving? Its belly is all fat now, can tell its skinnier than it should be and it weighs nothing at all.

It is a sparkly collar but no tag scratch

Have opened the door a few times and it shows no interest in going...so will let it stay, will have to go tomorrow and ask if anyone knows who it belongs to...the thought that someone has died and no one has noticed wont leave my mind now.
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptyFri Dec 17, 2010 8:03 am

Arrrrr Lisa, yeah let him stay!

Our cat is super super friendly, and would do exactly that....its gonna get itself in a mess soon cos it keeps getting in everyones cars!!

It mustve been starving though, poor thing!

Have a little word about tomorrow, but if nothing comes up then Izzy has a new furry friend xxxx
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptyFri Dec 17, 2010 8:05 am

I asked Dan if it is homeless can we keep it ( I miss our ginger cat that lives at the farm) and he grunted!

In fact when I 'invited' he cat in his words were 'here we go again'...cos I was going to keep the matted cat last winter if RSPCA hadn't taken her!

My dogs aren't overly impressed, although Biggles must be thick as it took him 15 minutes realise there was a cat in the front room Rolling Eyes They would get used to a cat though cos they lived with Gizmo at the farm.
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptyFri Dec 17, 2010 8:10 am

Both my cats are alwayswondering into next doors and they have dogs, I don't know if it's different becaus ehtey know them but my two definately aint starving Laughing

How lovely of you too keep it, that how we aqquired my ginger one, abandone as a kitten on the side of a road, bless him
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptyFri Dec 17, 2010 8:12 am

lol Dan knows how much I want a cat...oncfe I nearly went and got one from the cas home and was going to tell him it was stray so he wouldnt make me send it back...but I am rubbish at secrets so wouldnt have been to do it.

So if it is homeless than thats ideal...but obviously not if someone died and thats why it has no home Shocked
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptyFri Dec 17, 2010 8:20 am

Look like this was meant to be. A cat will always go to a house where it knows it will be welcome I love you We had loads turn up at our house when i was a child, and we kept them x
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptyFri Dec 17, 2010 8:22 am

We did at the farm too, people used to dump them Crying or Very sad

I remember a particularly skinny one we called Scat Cat, it was a wicked thing that would sometimes scratch, but other than that ok!

Poor thing got ran over by the horses and he died in the car on the way to the vets...I was so upset, poor Scat Cat.
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptyFri Dec 17, 2010 8:24 am

When I read your post, and you said there was a knock at the door and a cat ran in............at first I thought the bloody cat had knocked somehow!!

I need my bed i think x
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptyFri Dec 17, 2010 8:24 am

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When I read your post, and you said there was a knock at the door and a cat ran in............at first I thought the bloody cat had knocked somehow!!

I need my bed i think x

OMG I am laughing so much!

No its was Dans mate bringing a Christmas Card Laughing Laughing Laughing
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptyFri Dec 17, 2010 8:26 am

I was laughing too, when I read it back!!

If I had a working brain cell id be dangerous Laughing Laughing
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptyFri Dec 17, 2010 9:53 am

hey Lisa,

Adam says have a feel in the skin at the back of the neck for a chip, you can feel them under the skin, he also says if its homeless they are usually timid, he thinks its a cheeky beggar pushing his luck (like ours)
can you see ribs? if so, too thin, our littlest one is very skinny and still looks like a ktten at 2 1/2 but ribs are a good way to check

BTW i also thought the cat had knocked at the door Laughing
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptyFri Dec 17, 2010 10:55 am

My MIL claims cats pick their owners. They have a cat and it was only after about a year of knowing her that I realised it wasnt technically hers. It belongs to a neighbour. I dont know anything about cats but imo she basically stole the cat Laughing .
It started coming into their garden so she started leaving food out (knowing it was a neighbours who had another cat) and then started letting it in the house. Now it only comes to hers for food and is in the house half the day and night. Apparently the neighbours dont mind. I often wonder though if there was a vet trip necessary would she take it or be back round to previous owner Rolling Eyes
I think its lovely you taking in a stray but think my MIL is a tad crazy! Wink

Oh and theres a few other cats in the area that come and sit on her window. One or two have ran in the house before too and def have owners so maybe Adam is right. Check first though, cant have a cat homeless at Christmas Very Happy
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptyFri Dec 17, 2010 11:06 am

Its still here, been fast asleep on the sofa all night while I watched Fame!

I took it outside, it wont go out without me and stays by my feet

It is really quite boney on its hips and back and all over really, but the fact it has a collar means it has had a n owner at some point

Such a shame, its a lovely friendly cat.

Its staying the night cos its freezing and snowing, no way is it going out.
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptyFri Dec 17, 2010 8:09 pm

KEEP IT !!!!! Poor puddy cat x
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptyFri Dec 17, 2010 8:41 pm

keep it Very Happy!!!

i have an adopted cat too Smile but he has a colour and his name is oliver. a snow white thing. he climbs up my garage and on to the kids window sil and many a time garrys let him in and iv found him asleep in the kids room the next morning lol!! we do feed him, which is naughty cause he obvi comes froma good home. but he is so nice and friendly Smile
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptyFri Dec 17, 2010 9:19 pm

Is the cat still with you hun?

My cat has moved out, lol! As soon as Aimee started walking he decided to move over the road, and now has found a better house up the street. The lady came and knocked on my door a few weeks ago to ask if it was ok, lol!

As long as he is happy I dont mind. I just told her to let me know if he needs to see a vet at any point so I can take him.

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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptySat Dec 18, 2010 4:22 am

did you find an owner for the cat?

At least your bothering to see if there is an owner we had two cats, and then we got a dog. obviously the cats were a bit reluctant to come into the house but we knew they would come in when they were hungry... that is until the lady who lives opposite us decided to leave food out for them and so they never came back.
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I wouldn't have minded if she'd asked if it was ok!
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptySat Dec 18, 2010 4:36 am

My cats disappear for weeks on end then suddenly turn up, well fed and healthy eh? They definitely go into peoples houses Rolling Eyes
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptySat Dec 18, 2010 4:58 am

I went up the road and asked if anyone knew where a ginger cat lived, but the house that had one said it wasn't missing, and the only other one people knew of was fluffy.

Convo went like this

'hello sorry to bother you but do you have a ginger cat?'
'Yes'
Oh right, is he home?' Laughing Laughing She looked at me like I actually wanted to speak to the cat!!!!

So I might go and ask up the other road behind me tomorrow, although it seems perfectly happy here!

Its house trained too! Doesn't mind dogs either, been mooching with them all day!
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PostSubject: Re: Unusual behaviour   Unusual behaviour EmptySat Dec 18, 2010 5:53 am

Lol, I nearly choked at that convo! I bet she thought you were bonkers! Very Happy

Aww, he clearly likes it at yours xx
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u could maybe put some posters around and then leave it at that?
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