Cat question

[Ram07]

first cat...meet Frank (Francis)

[TruckDriver]

you just dont find male calico cats. the calico's are all female. that would be very rare.

Mom has had cats as long as I can remember with lots of them being Calico, but I've never seen a male.

their deaf and get hit by cars

Contrary to some belief, domesticated cats should NOT go outside without a leash.  In that aspect you need to consider them the same as a dog.  It breaks my heart to see a kitty on the side of the road, could've been avoided.

I have two cats (always have more than one, they need buddy's as well) and they can roam wherever they want in the house.  We also have a wide porch door that is screened so they can enjoy the outside.  My cats were rescue's and they didn't have their front claws so they wouldn't last long out there.

Well said 

[Tilar]

you just dont find male calico cats. the calico's are all female. that would be very rare.

Mom has had cats as long as I can remember with lots of them being Calico, but I've never seen a male.

their deaf and get hit by cars

Contrary to some belief, domesticated cats should NOT go outside without a leash.  In that aspect you need to consider them the same as a dog.  It breaks my heart to see a kitty on the side of the road, could've been avoided.

I have two cats (always have more than one, they need buddy's as well) and they can roam wherever they want in the house.  We also have a wide porch door that is screened so they can enjoy the outside.  My cats were rescue's and they didn't have their front claws so they wouldn't last long out there.

Even the ones without front claws go outside when they want at my house, and don't let anyone pull your leg, a cat with no front claws can go right up a tree if he wants.

[Dino]

you just dont find male calico cats. the calico's are all female. that would be very rare.

Mom has had cats as long as I can remember with lots of them being Calico, but I've never seen a male.

their deaf and get hit by cars

Contrary to some belief, domesticated cats should NOT go outside without a leash.  In that aspect you need to consider them the same as a dog.  It breaks my heart to see a kitty on the side of the road, could've been avoided.

I have two cats (always have more than one, they need buddy's as well) and they can roam wherever they want in the house.  We also have a wide porch door that is screened so they can enjoy the outside.  My cats were rescue's and they didn't have their front claws so they wouldn't last long out there.

Even the ones without front claws go outside when they want at my house, and don't let anyone pull your leg, a cat with no front claws can go right up a tree if he wants.

They sure can but they are no match for what's in the Michigan woods.

[ODZKing]

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Contrary to some belief, domesticated cats should NOT go outside without a leash.  In that aspect you need to consider them the same as a dog.  It breaks my heart to see a kitty on the side of the road, could've been avoided.

I have two cats (always have more than one, they need buddy's as well) and they can roam wherever they want in the house.  We also have a wide porch door that is screened so they can enjoy the outside.  My cats were rescue's and they didn't have their front claws so they wouldn't last long out there.
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[Tilar]

you just dont find male calico cats. the calico's are all female. that would be very rare.

Mom has had cats as long as I can remember with lots of them being Calico, but I've never seen a male.

their deaf and get hit by cars

Contrary to some belief, domesticated cats should NOT go outside without a leash.  In that aspect you need to consider them the same as a dog.  It breaks my heart to see a kitty on the side of the road, could've been avoided.

I have two cats (always have more than one, they need buddy's as well) and they can roam wherever they want in the house.  We also have a wide porch door that is screened so they can enjoy the outside.  My cats were rescue's and they didn't have their front claws so they wouldn't last long out there.

Even the ones without front claws go outside when they want at my house, and don't let anyone pull your leg, a cat with no front claws can go right up a tree if he wants.

They sure can but they are no match for what's in the Michigan woods.

Well, we don't have bears in north central Ohio... Yet.

[bull]

I was told that males are very rare.  And have attitudes.

Yes and yes.

[twodko]

Frank is just too cool for school!

Always remember and never forget:

Dogs have owners.......cats have staff.

[polywideblock]

Frank is just too cool for school!

Always remember and never forget:

Dogs have owners.......cats have staff.

and when they bring you dead things it isn't for praise ,it's a warning

[J.Bond]

Four Calico's here, one of which is a Tortoise Calico,

Not only are male Calico's rare , worth some money apparently.

Our exteamly wealthy, vetranarian, (wonder why!!!!) has been looking for one for years,

Do you really want a cat?

[Ram07]

So, if its a male cat...what kind of box is safe for shipping....

[J.Bond]

One with a non return address 

[Musicman]

Be careful what you say 007... They're really quite clever, and they can probably hear you... If your not careful, you may find yourself waking up in a cat box one morning, with no return address. 

[J.Bond]

Mike;
And where do you think I learned that trick!!!!
Took me three 3 weeks to get home last time.

[Musicman]