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Less NEC more NEA.
Not my cats but....
Benji came over to see what I had for lunch earlier. It didn't interest him but he turned slightly for a nice photo.
Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £80m
Too much for this lucky charm...
slipstream86
Player Valuation: £5m
This is usually my first sight in the morning when the Mrs has got up before me and left the bedroom door open. A 6kg cat resting on my upper chest with a staredown of death.
Tough life innit
Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £80m
Lucky charm again. 
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in memoriam - 1965-2024
The U.K. Briefly Mulled Culling All Cats to Stop COVID-19
“Can you imagine what would have happened?" former deputy health minister Lord Bethell told Channel 4.
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My missus and I got a kitten 10 years ago called Socks
Socks lived with us for a year or so until we decided to move back to our respective homes and save for a mortgage. Fiona's mam was scared of cats, so Socks came with me. I spent about 5 years at home and Socks grew very attached to my mam and the house
Socks loved the outdoors, was a prolific killer of small mammals, but she was also very sweet. When I was laid up with gastritis she stayed right by my side for almost the entire thing, sleeping on and beside my stomach for relief. She went missing for a few days once and we were in absolute agony, but she came back and to this day we have no idea where she was.
We ended up being home for about 5 years before having enough for our own house, and by then Socks had made a home, with a woman who loved her and waited hand and foot on her. We decided not to uproot Socks, and there she has remained for the last 4 years. In the last year or so, Socks developed a very pronounced heart murmur which affected her day to day life. She started eating a lot less and generally stayed indoors. My mam called me last week and said she seemed very ill, so I came home. Didn't see much of Socks as she slept in a little cupboard and I didn't want to disturb her. When I was going to the toilet one night, she came in to me and said hello (she always liked watching humans pee for some reason)
My mam rang me again on Wednesday to say that she thought she was on her last legs and wanted to know if I was ok with bringing her in to the vet so she could go asleep. We scheduled it for today at 6pm and I headed home again last night to be there with my mam. It was lucky I did, after we had hung out with Socks in our front porch this morning, she went underneath mam's bed and passed away peacefully in familiar surroundings and on her own terms. She hated the vets, so we were sort of thankful that she didn't have to endure that final journey and she got to deny them their prize.
I have 4 more cats at home and it's a reminder of what an emotional timebomb they are, but it is worth every second of grief just to have been able to be a part of her life. I would encourage anyone who has the capacity to bring a little friend into their home to do the same. RIP Socks, we love you and are going to miss you
Socks lived with us for a year or so until we decided to move back to our respective homes and save for a mortgage. Fiona's mam was scared of cats, so Socks came with me. I spent about 5 years at home and Socks grew very attached to my mam and the house
Socks loved the outdoors, was a prolific killer of small mammals, but she was also very sweet. When I was laid up with gastritis she stayed right by my side for almost the entire thing, sleeping on and beside my stomach for relief. She went missing for a few days once and we were in absolute agony, but she came back and to this day we have no idea where she was.
We ended up being home for about 5 years before having enough for our own house, and by then Socks had made a home, with a woman who loved her and waited hand and foot on her. We decided not to uproot Socks, and there she has remained for the last 4 years. In the last year or so, Socks developed a very pronounced heart murmur which affected her day to day life. She started eating a lot less and generally stayed indoors. My mam called me last week and said she seemed very ill, so I came home. Didn't see much of Socks as she slept in a little cupboard and I didn't want to disturb her. When I was going to the toilet one night, she came in to me and said hello (she always liked watching humans pee for some reason)
My mam rang me again on Wednesday to say that she thought she was on her last legs and wanted to know if I was ok with bringing her in to the vet so she could go asleep. We scheduled it for today at 6pm and I headed home again last night to be there with my mam. It was lucky I did, after we had hung out with Socks in our front porch this morning, she went underneath mam's bed and passed away peacefully in familiar surroundings and on her own terms. She hated the vets, so we were sort of thankful that she didn't have to endure that final journey and she got to deny them their prize.
I have 4 more cats at home and it's a reminder of what an emotional timebomb they are, but it is worth every second of grief just to have been able to be a part of her life. I would encourage anyone who has the capacity to bring a little friend into their home to do the same. RIP Socks, we love you and are going to miss you
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TrailerTrash
Player Valuation: £8m
Sorry to hear about Socks. I lost Waffle a few months ago when he was hit by a car. He was the brother of Pancake.
Current residents are;
Pancake. The eldest, and the boss.
Egbert, who likes to think he is the boss. He was a dumped kitty who was found by a friend who thought I'd take him in.
And Donut, who is a funny little lady. She just jumped into the garden one day and never left.
Current residents are;
Pancake. The eldest, and the boss.
Egbert, who likes to think he is the boss. He was a dumped kitty who was found by a friend who thought I'd take him in.
And Donut, who is a funny little lady. She just jumped into the garden one day and never left.
I still miss my little mate who i got as a kitten when i was still at school in the late 90's, she lived to be 17 and we had to put her sleep at the end of 2015.
Got 2 sisters as kittens at the end of 2016 and unfortunately one got a tumour in her hip and only lived about 2 years, the other one is a moron who's still here annoying everyone (she's alright really)
Sorry to hear that @Prevenger17, i can remember you saying how she stuck by your side when you were ill.
Got 2 sisters as kittens at the end of 2016 and unfortunately one got a tumour in her hip and only lived about 2 years, the other one is a moron who's still here annoying everyone (she's alright really)
Sorry to hear that @Prevenger17, i can remember you saying how she stuck by your side when you were ill.
Baines' left foot
Player Valuation: £90m
It takes a lot of time and patience to create a strong bond with a cat, but when you do it’s bloody lovely.
One of our cats is almost dog like with his affection. He often greets me as I come home from work and will often sit outside my bedroom in the morning waiting for me. He will harass you for attention and you have to give it to him. He just loves being in the company of people and it’s ace.
He only weighs about 4kg, but he’s worth that in gold.
One of our cats is almost dog like with his affection. He often greets me as I come home from work and will often sit outside my bedroom in the morning waiting for me. He will harass you for attention and you have to give it to him. He just loves being in the company of people and it’s ace.
He only weighs about 4kg, but he’s worth that in gold.
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