Monday Musings on Community Cats

Tanaka: san sometimes go downstairs with her pink bag. It as many stinky goodness tins as I have inspected it furry carefully. I must say that the tins look furry much like ours. I hope san does not give them away to those offur cats that she sometimes smell of. She sometimes tells me about them and their homes.I do not fink I would like living there as I may not be able to have my...err..san's blankie and my little tiger toy. She says there is ...

 Putih (white). Yesterday, it was raining at dinner time but san saw her waiting fur dinner and she was furry glad. She ate a whole tin of tuna and chicken. san, why don't I get a whole tin? I usually get only half a tin! I dun fink that is fair at all.

 Putih also has a lot of places where she can walk. The neighbours are furry friendly to her which is good. She is older than me, at 7 years.

 san: These are two community cats that I feed at dinner. The black one is Jeffery Boy, who had a bad flu some time ago. The tabby is called Baby. She is only 1 year old but already  fat. This walkway is not usually crowded in the evening and Baby makes a great show of grooming after dinner here. In the pink bag are tinned catfood, dry food, water to fill in the cat bowls, water for squirting at hungry abandoned male cats  and of course to clean the plates, disposal bags for the opened tins, antiseptic and wet tissue to wipe the spaces where the cats eat and to wipe the cats as well. Usually we would try to feed the newly abandoned cats some feet away from the community cats.

 A close-up of Baby.

 She is truly a cat who trusts people and after dinner she would lie right in the middle of this walkway to laze about and groom.

 Another picture of what a darling she is. 

Hmm..too much talk especially on Monday!
san:  That is easy for you to say now Bujang. I remember the time when you were very little and wanted to say many things :)

Thanks to my nephew who had sent me this picture of Bujang when he first came to live with me - 9 years ago!