General Chat

Kim, go with your gut feeling, all animals need a good home and yours is one :)

Eyes Hubby said he would leave if I bought another kitten home. Saw a sign yesterday "Kittens for Sale" really really tempted! Kim ;-)))

Kim, I think most cats hold us in disdain and eh lets face it, they are right to do so lol, we feed them and pamper them and they rule the roost and I wouldnt part with them for the world :)

First cat, Korky, second cat Mickie ( we were children) Second and third cats (brother and sister) Basil ,and meant to be Sybil (Fawlty towers) but she wasn't quite bossy enough, so Tansy, then when she got fat, Tootsie. Fourth cat (daughter of Tansy, fed from her for 2 years! - Dilly (not quite 'there') Present cat was a stray already caled Sophie. Now usually called Po because of her 'Po' face. I walk in the gate, she strolls up to me and I say 'Hi Po'! (Hypo - not very active) Maggie

Mine was a cute little girl kitten called Daisy...until one day she went to the Vets and came back having had a sex change. I had always planned on having a female cat so had no male names ready. After looking on a website for cat names, I only got to the 'B's before getting bored - so Barney it is!! Sam

Eyes, Yes it was, but I think she just lived that long 'cause she hated humans and wanted to give them as much grief as possible! But she was gorgeous and had the most fantastic markings, a tabby and both sides were totally symetrical. Still miss her, and so does the dog. He saw a cat a few weeks ago that looked so much like her and he went to lick it, did he get a shock when it went for him!! We are cruel to the dog, she died 4 years ago, but to this day, if you say to Jack "Where's Monkey" he still searches the house!

Why, I'm not stopping lol. See you soon (british rail god willing) Bite your legs greebo x

Kim, that is a good age for for such a bad start, a loveing family I bet :)

Brian, greebo is on the train as we speak :)

Years ago I found a kitten, well if that's what you could call it at the time. She was about 3 weeks old, covered in ticks and had a deformed front left leg with only 2 toes. I called her Tootsie 2 Toes, but hubby refused point plank to call her that! One day caught her running up the curtains so renamed her Monkey. Had to take 'Monkey' to the vets urgently when we moved, when I got there they were waiting with gaunlets on! As all I had said on the phone was "can I bring my Monkey down urgently" you should have seen their faces as she was so small. She was 16 when she died

lol Rose, I am from up t north and now live darn sarf and the cats are from up t north, hence their HARD :)

It was a while ago then Rose, you both from up t north lass ? :)

One of the dogs that walked up the drive(stray) some months ago was a Yellow Lab - l named him Cracker cause he was!!! My mum used to breed English Bull Terriers, one was called Fish, cause he had a mark on his back the shape of one.Another called Tomba, don't no why,but dad had been in Africa in RAF so presumably it was an African name - anyone know what it means???? Jude sarf wales

I remember bite your legs norman, that was a while ago :) when Leeds was top of the division, Them were the days. Nobby Clarke etc.

I had a three legged cat, she was a rescue and I called her cassy, short for hop along cassidy. She wasn't amused. She lived till she was 15 and was a lovely lass :)

Our dog was already named Lady and did'nt like to change it . Our first cat a beautiful grey and white was called Soddy Sonnie - Sonnie for short, cause she was just that, a little s-d!!! A rescue cat all grey,could have been a Russian Blue had 3 legs,so we called him Bounce,cause he did!!!!! The one who died in March was Smudge, son named her(his brithday pressie)cause she had a smudge on tail and the one we have now is Jimmy,when you call him its J I M M Y,(in a loudish voice), he's so layed back, when he arrived he came into lounge got up on the sofa layed down and fell off!!!! He's abit like the english council workman.Usually known as Jimbob. A Cockatial we had in Sussex was called Woody, he pecked!!!!!!!! Jude sarf wales

We had a dog called Sandy because of it's colour, it died of old age and we buried it in the garden complete with a little wooden cross bearing his name. When we came to sell the house I said it would be best to take the name down, you never know how others would feel about it. Just as well we did the chap who bought the house was called SANDY.

Our present cat, originally our son's but he emigrated, is called Gandalf. He's a silver tabby Maine Coone - so 'the Grey Wizard' seemed appropriate. Our last two, mother and son, Tigger because she was a stripey tabby and her son we called Charlie. Charlie was coal black and there was a bike shop in Dunstable called Charlie Cole's - so we named the kitten after him! (Charlie Cole was a well known cyclist in his day). Our first cat was called Sophie. She was a tortoiseshell with a black patch over one eye. We went from Nelson (because of the patch) to Napoleon and, because she was female, from there to Josephine and Sophie as a derivative from that! What a palaver for a cat! lol Magsx

Our imaginary thre legged tailless kitten is called Mucus. We call him Mu cus that's the noise he makes.

We have 2 labs, 1 called D-for (D for Dog) and the other called R-Lee (R is for Reeder, my surname, and Lee is my husbands middle name) Jo