George and Morgan wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 3:55 pm
i know you don't like cats Dev this is sort of stray i know who owns him but he won't go home even when the father and young daughter come to the house it would not go to them thing is it won't come in the house so bought it a dog kennel but still sleeps under the loft at night to -day had electric blanket over my knees it come in then covered the kennel so it went on top
Great little house for it George, no wonder it wont go home. It knows you will look after it mate, family can still visit.
no way Dev nearly come to blows told him to F off he has not been back since ask William to get me some fresh chicken did not say for cat he bought large pk of skinless £12-00 i can't eat it loves fresh salmon
George and Morgan wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 4:47 pm
no way Dev nearly come to blows told him to F off he has not been back since ask William to get me some fresh chicken did not say for cat he bought large pk of skinless £12-00 i can't eat it loves fresh salmon
George it will want a turkey for Xmas, and a party hat.
Devo1956 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 12:33 pm
Peanut time, Gimpy and it looks like a son of him turned up for breakfast.
Looking good Dev it is amazing how these feral pigeons manage to survive and keep themselves in good health, I have loads around me. I get the odd ones that look a bit roppy but most look really good, they manage to avoid the local hawks
I do get the odd ones stay in overnight which is a pain but I don't have the heart to chick them out, especially in this weather
George and Morgan wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 3:55 pm
i know you don't like cats Dev this is sort of stray i know who owns him but he won't go home even when the father and young daughter come to the house it would not go to them thing is it won't come in the house so bought it a dog kennel but still sleeps under the loft at night to -day had electric blanket over my knees it come in then covered the kennel so it went on top
That's a lucky cat mate he knows where he's well off lol, he might start coming in once the cold weather sets in.
yes has a sleep by my feet for about a hour watching the door then he goes outside strange thing he would rather sleep under the loft at night than come into the house or kennel
it is amazing how these feral pigeons manage to survive and keep themselves in good health, I have loads around me. I get the odd ones that look a bit roppy but most look really good, they manage to avoid the local hawks 
