George is sure that his newfound fame in the high class art book will lead to appearances on the Letterman Show and others. He’s ready to travel, he doesn’t need an expensive carrier. A grocery bag will suffice.
Aunt Beth, do you see the heart on George’s tummy? That’s right where it should be. George LOVES his food. Also everyone else's.
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Now isn't that strange...my ginger Tom does just the same. Come home with the shopping...he just has to get in the empty bag. I have two cats, Hazel, now seventeen and young Wesley coming in at thirteen.
I just love your chickens/bantams
but....how do they get on with cats?
Cheers......Bernard
Two of the cats are great, we have raised bantam chicks in the house (in cages of course) and the lady cats totally ignored them. Charley is bad, we have to make sure the cage is secure or he'll snag a chick. I don't know what George would do. He's the only cat that goes outside, though, and doesn't bother the chickens when they're out together. That could be because the chickens hang out with Trudy the peahen, though, and George knows she'll nail him in a minute.
My oldest cat is 10 and very fat. She doesn't fit into a paper bag, but she loves cardboard boxes.
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