Purrs for a cat
 

I was walking on a popular local trail when I spotted a very
affectionate cat making up to the passers-by. I wasn't sure at first if
it was from one of the nearby houses or lost. When I coaxed it over, I
was sure it wasn't feral, and thought it looked thin and neglected - but
it's hard to be sure, and I had no way to carry it off anyway. So I left
it, and left a message with the local shelter in case anyone had
reported it lost. I went back today with a large bag just in case, but
there was no sign of it. The trail was much busier, and there's a band
of bushes, small trees and long grass between the trail and the housing
which could hide a thousand cats.

I'm not sure of the sex because of all the fur - I'd guess either female
or neutered male, but it was hard to get a really good look. Longhaired,
seemed skinny under all the fur, black with a white blaze up its nose
and four white paws, so very distinctive in appearance. I think the tail
was designed by nature to be a massive plume, but was quite tangled with
bits of dried grass stuck in it.

Purrs that he or she either has a home or finds one.

Cheryl

Purrs for a cat
 

Purrs lovingly sent for the lost kitty to find it's slaves.
Hug
Kyla

"Cheryl P." I was walking on a popular local trail when I spotted a very
affectionate cat making up to the passers-by. I wasn't sure at first if it
was from one of the nearby houses or lost. When I coaxed it over, I was
sure it wasn't feral, and thought it looked thin and neglected - but it's
hard to be sure, and I had no way to carry it off anyway. So I left it,
and left a message with the local shelter in case anyone had reported it
lost. I went back today with a large bag just in case, but there was no
sign of it. The trail was much busier, and there's a band of bushes, small
trees and long grass between the trail and the housing which could hide a
thousand cats.

I'm not sure of the sex because of all the fur - I'd guess either female
or neutered male, but it was hard to get a really good look. Longhaired,
seemed skinny under all the fur, black with a white blaze up its nose and
four white paws, so very distinctive in appearance. I think the tail was
designed by nature to be a massive plume, but was quite tangled with bits
of dried grass stuck in it.

Purrs that he or she either has a home or finds one.

Cheryl

Purrs for a cat
 

Purrs are on the way.

--
Joy

Some people own cats and go on to lead normal lives. - Author Unknown

"Cheryl P." wrote in message
...
I was walking on a popular local trail when I spotted a very affectionate
cat making up to the passers-by. I wasn't sure at first if it was from one
of the nearby houses or lost. When I coaxed it over, I was sure it wasn't
feral, and thought it looked thin and neglected - but it's hard to be sure,
and I had no way to carry it off anyway. So I left it, and left a message
with the local shelter in case anyone had reported it lost. I went back
today with a large bag just in case, but there was no sign of it. The trail
was much busier, and there's a band of bushes, small trees and long grass
between the trail and the housing which could hide a thousand cats.

I'm not sure of the sex because of all the fur - I'd guess either female
or neutered male, but it was hard to get a really good look. Longhaired,
seemed skinny under all the fur, black with a white blaze up its nose and
four white paws, so very distinctive in appearance. I think the tail was
designed by nature to be a massive plume, but was quite tangled with bits
of dried grass stuck in it.

Purrs that he or she either has a home or finds one.

Cheryl

Purrs for a cat
 

On Jul 20, 5:45 pm, "Cheryl P." wrote:
I was walking on a popular local trail when I spotted a very
affectionate cat making up to the passers-by. I wasn't sure at first if
it was from one of the nearby houses or lost. When I coaxed it over, I
was sure it wasn't feral, and thought it looked thin and neglected - but
it's hard to be sure, and I had no way to carry it off anyway. So I left
it, and left a message with the local shelter in case anyone had
reported it lost. I went back today with a large bag just in case, but
there was no sign of it. The trail was much busier, and there's a band
of bushes, small trees and long grass between the trail and the housing
which could hide a thousand cats.

I'm not sure of the sex because of all the fur - I'd guess either female
or neutered male, but it was hard to get a really good look. Longhaired,
seemed skinny under all the fur, black with a white blaze up its nose
and four white paws, so very distinctive in appearance. I think the tail
was designed by nature to be a massive plume, but was quite tangled with
bits of dried grass stuck in it.

Purrs that he or she either has a home or finds one.

Cheryl

Purrs on the way.
Julie

Purrs for a cat
 

"Cheryl P." wrote in message
...
I was walking on a popular local trail when I spotted a very affectionate
cat making up to the passers-by. I wasn't sure at first if it was from one
of the nearby houses or lost. When I coaxed it over, I was sure it wasn't
feral, and thought it looked thin and neglected - but it's hard to be sure,
and I had no way to carry it off anyway. So I left it, and left a message
with the local shelter in case anyone had reported it lost. I went back
today with a large bag just in case, but there was no sign of it. The trail
was much busier, and there's a band of bushes, small trees and long grass
between the trail and the housing which could hide a thousand cats.

I'm not sure of the sex because of all the fur - I'd guess either female
or neutered male, but it was hard to get a really good look. Longhaired,
seemed skinny under all the fur, black with a white blaze up its nose and
four white paws, so very distinctive in appearance. I think the tail was
designed by nature to be a massive plume, but was quite tangled with bits
of dried grass stuck in it.

Purrs that he or she either has a home or finds one.

Cheryl


Poor kitty. Purrs he/she finds a home soon.

--
Theresa, Stinky and Dante
drtmuirATearthlink.net

Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh

Purrs for a cat
 

Cheryl P. wrote:
I was walking on a popular local trail when I spotted a very
affectionate cat making up to the passers-by. snip
Purrs that he or she either has a home or finds one.

Cheryl


Lots of purrs,
Polonca and Soncek