Badger gets the snip

As he was getting to that stage where his wee was getting quite strong we decided it was time to get him neutered, so he had an appointment today (9 November). We were told he might not be himself afterwards but after a walk to the bus stop in the rain followed by a long and stressful bus ride home for us all he settled back in ok! He had to have no food the night before and that morning so he was quite hungry when we got him home, but you'd hardly know anything had happened to him! Went into the kitchen after our tea to find him in the sink, the little so and so! He's going to have something light to eat later on and then see how he is tomorrow-but I'm guessing he'll be back to his normal self!

Fast asleep!

He does a lot of this!

Badger long-tail!

He's growing, and so is that tail!

Woman puts cat in wheelie bin-public react!

The owners of a cat which was thrown into a wheelie bin have appealed to those angered by the abuse not to "take matters into their own hands".

The RSPCA launched an investigation after a grey-haired woman was captured on CCTV dumping rescue cat Lola into a large green rubbish bin.
Lola's owner Stephanie Mann, 24, said: "I can't believe the reaction to the story. I only posted it on Facebook because I wanted to see who she was.
"Whatever she has done, I don't like her, but I don't want her to get hurt."
Mrs Mann and her husband Daryll said they did not expect the reaction that occurred after they posted the footage from outside their home in the Stoke area of Coventry.
The cat, which was trapped for 15 hours, emerged unscathed but the footage posted on social networking site Facebook provoked viewer outrage.

"Locals here have been pretty disgusted," Lisa Dowd added.
"West Midlands Police are taking her safety extremely seriously."
The cat's owners urge the public to act responsibly over the woman's behaviour.
"Now that the police know who she is, I think people should leave it to them and the RSPCA and not take matters into their own hands," Mrs Mann said.
"It needs to be dealt with properly, not by people getting aggressive with her."

 

Katies photo

My 6 year old daughter does well with her camera!

About to pounce!

And a second later he did-straight towards the camera!

Meet Badger!

This is the newest member of our family, a cute kitty we called Badger due to the 2 black stripes on his head.
He spends a lot of time asleep, as do most kittens. Mind you this heat isnt helping!