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Ideal_Rock
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Gypsy, you''re totally welcome to him! Want me to fly him out?
He is a good-looking cat, very stately. You can''t tell from these photos but if you see his back, he has stripes under his gray... it''s kind of interesting. I don''t know how friendly he really is... he''s not really approaching us anymore, but he''s not leaving either. And he''s here twice a day for food now. I planted two huge catnip plants today and he''s already started nibbling, so once the first one is gone, I imagine he''ll be in a much better mood!
I put Lysine in his food this morning to help with his eyes, which may or may not be related to feline herpes. I figure the Lysine can''t hurt him if it isn''t herpes, but it did look a little better already this evening.
M and I have decided we definitely want to do TNR if he isn''t adoptable. I read up on building cat shelters on the Alley Cat Allies page and I think maybe we can manage something for the winter. He seems pretty comfy in the back yard and we figure keeping him around will probably help keep rats out of the yard! double benefit.
He is a good-looking cat, very stately. You can''t tell from these photos but if you see his back, he has stripes under his gray... it''s kind of interesting. I don''t know how friendly he really is... he''s not really approaching us anymore, but he''s not leaving either. And he''s here twice a day for food now. I planted two huge catnip plants today and he''s already started nibbling, so once the first one is gone, I imagine he''ll be in a much better mood!
I put Lysine in his food this morning to help with his eyes, which may or may not be related to feline herpes. I figure the Lysine can''t hurt him if it isn''t herpes, but it did look a little better already this evening.
M and I have decided we definitely want to do TNR if he isn''t adoptable. I read up on building cat shelters on the Alley Cat Allies page and I think maybe we can manage something for the winter. He seems pretty comfy in the back yard and we figure keeping him around will probably help keep rats out of the yard! double benefit.