A free to use site for cats names,and lots more.

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I’m sure you’ve seen lots of baby name sites out there, but now there’s one to help you name your pet! This site really does it all too. You can even find out what your pet’s name means!

THEN AND NOW

This is madmax before and after,he looks so tiny when i first found him.
But after 3 weeks bottle fed he soon picked up,and became my best pal
I am so glad i took him in when i did
his chances on the street where null,and although i had 2 cats and a wife that thought i had enough pets,
she sat with me and helped nurse him through the fisrt weeks.
finding little bottles and teats to make a bottle feed for him, her experence with dolls and toy feeding bottles was a great help.
Well now he is quite the man.lol
Olny draw back is he thinks hes human and can do anything we do.like eating at the table,and pushing his way into any where if hes wanted or not.
But ok hes worth it.

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INSIDE OUR CATS:

Tips for Introducing Two Cats.WISH I HAD FOUND THIS A WHILE BACK:LOL

Adding a new member to your feline family is usually more exciting for you than your current cat.
Even though they are solitary by nature, most cats eventually learn to accept or at least tolerate newcomers.
Because they are very territorial, the way you go about introducing the new cat to your existing cat can mean the difference between success or "cat-astrophe."
The introduction process can take as little as 10-12 days for kittens and very young cats, to as long as 12 weeks for older cats.
It all depends on each cat's personality. Be sure to give your "first" cat plenty of attention.
This will help him feel secure that he is not in competition for your affection.
Confine your new cat to a "safe" room until the introduction process is complete.
This should be a small room, such as a bathroom or small bedroom that your current cat rarely visits.
Furnish it with a bed, scratching post, food, water and litter box.
In the beginning, your first cat may hiss and yowl at the cat on the other side of the door. Just ignore him and walk away.
Never punish him for vocalizing aggressively, it will only cause trouble between the two cats.
Be sure to praise and pet your first cat when he acts calmly when near the new cat's room.
After a few days, take a rag or washcloth and rub it over your new cat as you pet and play with her.
Use a different rag to do the same thing with your first cat. At feeding time, put each cat's scented rag under the other cat's bowl.
This will help them associate the other cat's scent with something positive-food. Lots of little feedings each day will help them get used to the smell more quickly.
Be sure to renew the scent on the rags each day.
Next, you can feed them in closer proximity.
Keep your new cat in her "safe" room with the door firmly closed, and place each cat's dish on their side of the door.
Be sure to feed them at the same time.
Once they both eat with no growling or hissing, you can move to the next level of the introduction.
Close your first cat in a room he likes to frequent, making sure he has water, some favorite food and a litter box. Let your new cat out to explore the house.
After a few hours, put her back in her room and let your first cat out.
He will probably hiss and fuss when he smells another cat's scent in HIS territory.
Again, be patient and praise him when he acts calmly.
Repeat this activity at least once a day until both cats seem comfortable.
Before you let the cats have full access to one another, let them come face to face in a safe situation.
Use two hard plastic doorstops to jam the door to the new cat's room open a mere 2-3 inches. Check that the door can't be pushed open any further, and that neither cat can get its head through the opening.
The object is to give them a chance to swat paws at one another and even go nose to nose without the opportunity for full body contact.
Feed each cat on their respective side of the door.
Once they no longer hiss or growl at one another, you can try playing with both of them in the same room. (c) 2005, Kathy Burns-Millyard. This article is provided courtesy of MyPetAnimals.com - http://www.mypetanimals.com/ - a large and growing pet website featuring articles, tips, advice and shopping for popular pet supplies, toys and accessories. This article may be freely published on any website, as long as the author, copyright, website address and link, and this notice are left intact.
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my love of wild cats

I have always loved wild cats,theres something about them thats magic.

The way they look and walk, we have one here in a park, but its in a cage poor thing.

But after i asked why this great cat must spend all day in a cage,i was told its the only way to save them,we the humans have moved in on there living place

and drive them to look in the citys and towns for food, and there they meet a quick end.fast cars,dogs, and other dangers,

What a pity if our children never get to see such a great cat,

THE LORD OF CATS

One day, a cat dies of natural causes and goes to heaven, where he meets the Lord Himself.
The Lord says to the cat, "You lived a good life, and if there is any way I can make your stay in heaven more comfortable, please let me know."
The cat thinks for a moment and says, "Lord, all my life I have lived with a poor family and had to sleep on a hard wooden floor."
The Lord stops the cat and says, "Say no more," and a wonderful, fluffy pillow appears.
A few days later, six mice are killed in a tragic farming accident, and all of them go to heaven. Again, the Lord is there to greet them with the same offer.
The mice answer, "All our lives we have been chased.
We have had to run from cats, dogs, and even women with brooms.
Running, running, running; we're tired of running.
Do you think we could have roller skates so that we don't have to run anymore?" The Lord says, "Say no more" and fits each mouse with beautiful new roller skates.
About a week later, the Lord stops by to see the cat and finds him snoozing on the pillow.
The Lord gently wakes the cat and asks him, "How are things since you got here?" The cat stretches and yawns, then replies, "It is wonderful here.
Better than I could have ever expected. And those 'Meals On Wheels' you've been sending by are the best!"