Hmmm. She did have a quick look, but she didn't seem to want to commit
to anything... I will have to ask again when they go back for their
next visit. Luckily, that's not too often. The are both healthy, so
that doesn't happen too often... Sox was soooo funny today. My little
girlie dropped her ginger buscuit on the floor and he went for it and
actually ate some!! You would think he hadn't been fed since he was
kitten... yeah right! The are both fed three times a day with both wet
and dry cat food.... of only ONE brand. I actually asked advice earlier
on this, as we were having difficulty getting the stuff they like, but
luckily it seems to have come back into the supermarkets again... what
a problem it can be. When they first arrived, they would eat any brand
we gave them, but now.... Only Purina Friskie's Pouches are good enuff
for our lot!!! Cats are cats no matter where they come from. They all
have royal blood! :) Glad they picked us to own, though..
Cheers
Cathy

when I lived in maroubra, there was a cat that seemed to have been
abandoned,it was always outside a partly demolished butchers shop, also
a couple of houses had been partly demolished, my son and I, the son I lost
when he was 19, started taking food down with us to feed it, in the end
Stephen said 'why dont we just take it home Mam, so we did, we thought that
although it was a good weight, the poor thing didn't look too good
so took puss to the Vet he said it wasn't *really* sick but it was pretty
old
about 14 or 15 and was probably just running down, we kept Puss as long as
he was comfortable, but eventually we had to let him go to the Bridge,when
the vet said he was ready. Steve and I decided that maybe he had found his
way home to where he'd alway's lived, and couldn't find his way back to the
new home, as we could not imagine anyone deserting a cat that they had
nurtured for so long, I hope they didn't anyway, I think
the vet estimated  her age by the teeth as he was examining them at
the time he mentioned the age     Jean.P.