next thing you know, you will be adopted by one or two cats! (Trains are harder to fit in most houses )
Eric Schwab wrote:
Yeah I saw the bunny and dog. I hate cat pictures but I just couldn't stop myself. There were actually some really good shots.
It could be worse, I could have just looked at 12 pages of trains.
Awwww, sorry to hear that. I've had quite a few kitty losses to that too
DigDug111 wrote:
Little Sophie got sick earlier this year and we found out she was suffering from kidney failure. She was with us until July 15th, 2010.
This is Junior, he is an F2(one of his grandparents was an African Serval). He weighs a little over 30 lbs, and is only 3 years old.
Casper, who is an F6 Snow Savannah(very rare);
And the Baby, at not yet 2 years old, Cirrus, an F5 Snow Savannah-taken with the D300+70-200VR at F4.0. 1/60th, no flash, ISO 800;
I had four cats, up until Wednesday of last week. Sadly, I'm down to three. But, all 3 are Savannah cats(Hybrid cat domesticated from an African Serval), two Snow's and a Silver. I have a bunch of pictures of them, because they end up being my test subjects for different lenses and camera settings.
Sorry to hear of your loss of Roger. Definitely an early age for him. Junior is about the same weight as my Felix. Mine usually wind up being the test subjects too
the weather was miserable here for about a week straight which caused our normally outdoor cat to be stuck inside...here he is pouting under a blanket on the couch.
next thing you know, you will be adopted by one or two cats! (Trains are harder to fit in most houses 
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