Showing posts with label Caturday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Caturday. Show all posts

Saturday, February 25, 2012

Kitty for adoption #3 - Aimi

This playful little girl here is Aimi


















Born September 2011. Available for adoption at SPCA Penang

Kitty for adoption #2 - Margo

This girl here is Margo
She is gentle & affectionate
Taking a nap after lunch
Still sleepy

















Female, spayed. Born in 2009. Available for adoption at SPCA Penang

Saturday, September 3, 2011

Haru & Rin

Rin.
Haru.
Haru & Rin
His name means spring in Japanese.
Playing with his light evening snack, a grasshopper..
He is well behaved and gentle.
Click on image to enlarge
This fuzzy ginger baby is very affectionate.
Rin is a little timid
But she is very gentle.
"The smallest feline is a masterpiece." Leonardo da Vinci

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Harry

This is Harry, a stray cat.
He wandered into church about two weekends ago. He was starving,
exhausted and sick. He was also really dirty.
But he is very friendly and gentle. I took pity on him and brought him
home. Fed him and cleaned him up.
He felt at home in an instant. And then he slept & slept..
I decided that I should give a name and Harry just popped into my mind.
He seems well behaved. He will even respond when you call him.
He is a people cat.. just love being around people and at times follows
me everywhere.
He looks cleaner now as I occasionally wiped him with a damp cloth.
He is also livelier now.
Zombie cat strikes again!!
Harry the friendly cat.

Saturday, July 16, 2011

Its Caturday - Nekoyanagi.




















All pictures and video taken from http://nekoyanagi.net/. Head on over to his website now for more pictures of this adorable cat.

Saturday, June 25, 2011

Its Caturday - Cats @ seaside (June 5, 2011)

Haven't been well for the past one week but I'm feeling better now. So, I'm back to blogging & FBing after a week of absence.
On one of my trip to Balik Pulau, I came across some friendly felines at a seaside. I quickly got acquainted with each of them as I mingle with the group. These are certainly not feral judging from their behavior. They must be from the nearby fishing village. There were four of them, one male and three females.

Male. Largest among four.
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This girl warmed up to me almost instantaneously. She is
also the most affectionate among the four.
Poor girl had eye infections
So affectionate..
Posed for a picture before walking off.
The female ones are usually
more affectionate.
I wished I had remembered to bring along
some cat food.