Our other cat gives us the annoyed 'what???' look too.
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A couple of Sweeney cat who's currently squashing my legs as he's a loving boy and loves his mummy
He also loves the coffee table!
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Using a pottery coaster as a pillow
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One my son took of DooDa...bedroom door locked from now on!
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I recently shared a few photos of Sweeney cat, so I thought I'd share a few of Ebony cat, who was also hilarious like Sweeney and a bit mad. We had her from 2008 - 2020 when we lost her to kidney failure. She was a massive part of the family though (also my best friend) and will always be remembered. 
Yes, she has all four feet in my shoe
Yes, she has all four feet in my shoe
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Reminds me of my Mother-in-laws cats. She got a brother and sister (Bonny and Clyde). When they were about a year old she took them to the vets as she was concerned there was something with Bonny as she was a lot smaller than Clyde. The vet said no, Bonny is normal but Clyde is HUGE. When he was fully grown she had to put a dog collar on him as he was too big for a cat collar. One day she heard a commotion in the kitchen and Clyde had caught a seagull (yep) and had dragged it through the cat flapI recently shared a few photos of Sweeney cat, so I thought I'd share a few of Ebony cat, who was also hilarious like Sweeney and a bit mad. We had her from 2008 - 2020 when we lost her to kidney failure. She was a massive part of the family though (also my best friend) and will always be remembered.
Yes, she has all four feet in my shoe
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. Its wingspan was the same size as the kitchen.
Reminds me of my Mother-in-laws cats. She got a brother and sister (Bonny and Clyde). When they were about a year old she took them to the vets as she was concerned there was something with Bonny as she was a lot smaller than Clyde. The vet said no, Bonny is normal but Clyde is HUGE. When he was fully grown she had to put a dog collar on him as he was too big for a cat collar. One day she heard a commotion in the kitchen and Clyde had caught a seagull (yep) and had dragged it through the cat flap
I remember that sort of thing well Twostage
In actual fact Sweeney is still doing it even though he's around 19
We had the pleasure of something that looked like a water vole once. No idea what it actually was, but it was what you'd have thought as too big for a cat to catch. Little buggers
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Runt of a litter of 5, lived to 15 years, house cat that loved to be outside, gone 2 years... legend!
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Ragdoll, blue colour point.
His brother on the right is seal colour point
Our Spiders AKA BigPig is a ragdoll tabby cross. Thick as a whale omelette.
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The two brothers couldn't have been more different.
He was shy and quiet, reluctant to jump or run and a bit chubby and wasn't particularly intelligent and would get tangled in his own lead.
His brother is totally lean, wants to jump up everything and climb curtains, very dog-like with people, will steal food off your plate, can untangle himself if he gets stuck around his lead, and yowls the house down regularly
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Big Pig is most sleepy.
He's had a slight Christmas name change,as cats do.
Mr Big Pig Fezzywig.
Mr Big Pig Fezzywig.
How cool is he
