Re: Outdoor Shelter Suggestions?

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Re: Outdoor Shelter Suggestions?

John Ross Mc Master	25 Mar 2006 02:30
>> Not very white, and my daughter changed the name to Snowy, but a >> beautiful care nonetheless... [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > ><bearclaw-67CAB6.14302224032006@sn-indi.vsrv-sjc.supernews.net> Looks sweet!

bearclaw@cruller.invalid

24 Mar 2006 20:42

> Not very white, and my daughter changed the name to Snowy, but a
> beautiful care nonetheless...
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> About Your Cat
> http://www.arubabound.com Aruba Bound!

Wow, what unusual coloring. She looks like she has some orange tabby in
her background. I don't have web access, so I posted a .jpg of my
rescued Whitey on the usenet. Here's the link:

<bearclaw-67CAB6.14302224032006@sn-indi.vsrv-sjc.supernews.net>

Arubalisa	24 Mar 2006 19:13
Not very white, and my daughter changed the name to Snowy, but a beautiful care nonetheless... http://www.hoosierkitties.com/boys/snowy.htm __ http://www.hoosierkitties.com Hoosier Kitties- Resource Links for You About Your Cat http://www.arubabound.com Aruba Bound!

bearclaw@cruller.invalid

17 Mar 2006 07:35

> Oh that beauty is not mine. It was posted by one of the other
> respondents.
> __
> http://www.hoosierkitties.com Resource Links for You About Your Cat

Could you show us Whitey? I rescued a cat by that name, a snowshoe
Siamese. She was adopted by a wonderful woman and her mother, but I
still keep Whitey's picture on my computer desktop and miss her every
time I log on. Every time I hear about a cat named Whitey, I wonder what
they look like.

Arubalisa	17 Mar 2006 04:26
Oh that beauty is not mine. It was posted by one of the other respondents. __ http://www.hoosierkitties.com Resource Links for You About Your Cat

bearclaw@cruller.invalid

16 Mar 2006 17:11

> Dh relented in allowing us to take her in! See the story at
> http://groups.google.com/group/rec.pets.cats.health+behav/browse_frm/thread/b7
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> __
> http://www.hoosierkitties.com Resource Links for You About Your Cat

Wow, she really is show-cat gorgeous. Incredible that anyone would let
her go at all, much less abandon her declawed. Is she all white or does
she have other markings?

Arubalisa	16 Mar 2006 16:43
Dh relented in allowing us to take her in! See the story at http://groups.google.com/group/rec.pets.cats.health+behav/browse_frm/thread/b7dd a3d31b7c4bec/# Thanks so much! __ http://www.hoosierkitties.com Resource Links for You About Your Cat

Arubalisa

24 Feb 2006 17:45

We have a stray in our neighborhood who we are caring for. You cannot
get near him anyway :-( Unfortunately we are unable to take him in at
this time, due to finances and our other 5 kitties, one who was just Dx
with CRF.

It seems "Whitey" is living in a cement drain at the rear of our
property. Where he goes when it rains is anyone's best guess.
Fortunately living in Georgia, the winter has not been bad. Whitey gets
water and dry food outside the door daily. I assembled a cardboard box
with some towels inside to see if the cat would use this as shelter.
The oppusums have gone in to check it out, and Whitey will go in it
when I place the food inside, but he will not sleep there. Even in the
pouring rain :-(

For shelter..in that Dh is not a carpenter, we would need to invest up
to $100. Have done a little research online and would of course take
any suggestions here :-)
Is there a way to get Whitey to accept our offer of a dry place to
sleep if we make the investment?

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