These little beauties were abandoned in my garden two years ago when they were just kittens (below) and although I've tried hard to domesticate them they still prefer the outdoor life. It works well enough, they appear morning and evening for breakfast and dinner and are delightful companions when I'm working in the garden. Whenever we're away in Sydney, family volunteers come in twice daily to feed them and their outdoor sleeping arrangements are luxurious believe me! Being Aussie abandoned cats they refuse to answer to Gaston et Remy, go figure :) but will come if I call 'Socksy' (white bib and paws) and 'Little One', because he is! Bon weekend, take care and stay safe...p.s. the above shot taken yesterday morning, look how their colour has changed over the two years, still stunning though!
pretty kitties
ReplyDeleteThey look just like my Kitty who was found crying along the side of the road in a factory district. We had him for 15 years and he was a real sweetheart. These guys were lucky to have found you!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is so sweet, do they never come in? Nice they still stay together. Their bodypaint looks a bit like our Sofietje but she is a British shorthair lady. Yours we call here different, I don't know the name in english, a cyper cat. You did a good job to welcome them and gave them an (outdoor) home.
ReplyDeleteAwe, they are absolutely adorable!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fine couple of sweeties. Our two are litter mates - we got them from a local vet. They have come along from wee scaredy cats to loving, warm, furry friends!
ReplyDeleteGlad you met these two pals, they were probably looking for you. Absolutely beautiful looking cats.
ReplyDeleteSmart cats--they're choosing their own names! They remind me of cats we had years ago--Fat Cat and Fat Cat Jr. They were father and son. Junior's mom was a real whack-a-doodle!
ReplyDeleteWhen we set up our Nativity display in the front yard at Christmas. Junior would always kick Baby Jesus out of the manger and get in there himself. My mother tried to explain to him that he was not going to get into Heaven that way....
You are such a sweetheart to take care of these guys. And they are pretty smart to hang around with you.
ReplyDeleteLucky cats, to have you. They are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHow could anyone abandon them? So cute.
ReplyDeleteThey are sweeties!
ReplyDeleteLovely cats, you should do more pics of them.
ReplyDeleteAdorable little kitties.
ReplyDeleteThe change in colouring is quite noticeable.
ReplyDeleteGood theme day post
ReplyDeleteHandsome creatures!
ReplyDeleteAaw! You and your family members have hearts for animals and such a generous way to take care of "strays," but these are really no longer strays, are they? Hope they are spayed or neutered!
ReplyDeleteThey are adorable as kittens and beautiful adults. I think you gain as much as they do from this living arrangement.
ReplyDeleteThey are adorable as kittens and beautiful adults. I think you gain as much as they do from this living arrangement.
ReplyDeleteThey look sweet!
ReplyDeleteKočky jsou vždy krásné. Miluji tato zvířata. Jsou to osobnosti, mají svůj rozum. To mně na kočkách imponuje.
ReplyDeleteTheir colouring has changed but they still look pretty. Even though my cats were born just outside one our windows and brought inside when tiny, one of them is still a bit feral, and usually they are scared of strangers, so when I have people over they just disappear behind some curtain!
ReplyDeleteAwww, such cute ones, Grace :-)
ReplyDeleteOne day...
Ha! I had the same idea! Cat lovers of the world, unite!
ReplyDeletecool cats,i have had three many times ago... EW
ReplyDeleteNice interpretation for theme day and wonderful story. Sounds like they have great feline lives with you taking care of them! Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
ReplyDeleteLovely story, lucky cats. I prefer outdoor cats, they seem closer to their real selves.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet - they are adorable.
ReplyDeleteLove your photo's.
All the best Jan
socksy and little one are so sweet!!
ReplyDeleteThey are so cute, Grace !
ReplyDeleteCats are clever like that. I have had several cats that just showed up at the door one day, informing me that they now live here and where is the food?
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet pair! Glad this abandoned story had a happy ending!
ReplyDeleteThey are very cute! So nice of you to take them in. I wish we could let our cats go outside. Too many coyotes...
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