This little thing just showed up in the yard day before yesterday. She's not feral & even knows how to use a litter box. No posters in the neighborhood & nothing on the local websites for lost cats. I will continue to check for a week or so, but we may have a new addition (tho, our current resident is not happy).
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That is one way we get more. I think they do something to make the house as great place to be. In Portland we had about a dozen that would show up for food and a place to sleep. That was besides the 7 we had inside.
dalefvictor
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Oct 13, 2018
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So tiny!!
Sydland
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Oct 13, 2018
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She is, I'm guessing 7-8 weeks, just passed weaning. She still has her blue eyes.
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