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View Full Version : What is it with my house and cats?? bobgirlsnake 13-02-2009, 18:55 a few months ago i had a black and white cat at my house trying to get in which i did let in as it was cold and raining. tonight i have had a tortie on my window sill s/he did try and get in when we came home but now over 1hr since getting home s/he is still meowing to come in. id understand it if i had other cats but i dont. mummysaz21 13-02-2009, 19:13 crazy cat lady lol bobgirlsnake 13-02-2009, 19:14 crazy cat lady lol haha... its only if i take them in lol. bobgirlsnake 13-02-2009, 20:10 s/he's still there... anyone around shirecliffe own a tortie i would say about 1-2yrs old?? sezbetz 13-02-2009, 20:12 lol.. you are attracting them!! mind you there are so many round here - soon to be two more once my foster kits are done and allowed out :) I will send you pics of them though so if they try to convince you they are cold and hungry you can turf them back off home :) bobgirlsnake 13-02-2009, 20:22 lol.. you are attracting them!! mind you there are so many round here - soon to be two more once my foster kits are done and allowed out :) I will send you pics of them though so if they try to convince you they are cold and hungry you can turf them back off home :) seems like it,shes still there and when my h/o just went out to the car s/hes tried to get in the car lol. also ive had someone round at my house looking for a white tom cat thats gone missing if youve seen him?? sezbetz 13-02-2009, 20:46 nope not seen a white tom - will keep a look out though. bobgirlsnake 13-02-2009, 21:20 nope not seen a white tom - will keep a look out though. thank you. hes a big fluffy thing with a massive fluffy tail. hes always in my garden but not been i for a few days now i know why. beansforyou 13-02-2009, 23:47 I think they all tell each other there's a house over there where you can get a warm and some food. Squiggs 14-02-2009, 00:48 I think they all tell each other there's a house over there where you can get a warm and some food. Oh most definately. We had a half-feral moggie that took a couple of years to settle...but once we had gained his trust and he was happy, we watched him as a timid young female stray started to hang around the garden. He definately persuaded her that this was a suitable home, and helped her to "move in". bobgirlsnake 14-02-2009, 10:05 I think they all tell each other there's a house over there where you can get a warm and some food. haha! they must do. the little cat gave it up last night around 12.30am and ive not seen her this morning so she must have gone home :) |