Homeless Cat -- Now Spotacus' Legacy
On 18 Dec, a very large cat showed up at our house. It was late and cold, and he looked in the door and made it clear he wanted inside. Well, since we have two cats already and he was a stranger, we...
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Turns out I am allergic to that bandage adhesive; it just took longer to manifest than other brands. Leaving it open to the air now and it's feeling somewhat better.
Hittin' 90+ degrees today. Czarny sat in the doorway and thought about going outside, but didn't. He bounces into the great room periodically for some pettins, then goes off to take another nap.
Good thing he's staying inside, too. Mama Fox and 3 kits were bouncing around and under the RV, surprising me as I headed out to it. I tossed Mama some limp celery and came back inside - she knows we're no threat, but I'm not taking any chances when her kits are out and about. I've figured out her morning schedule, but not the evening one, so if we have anything to feed her, it will be about 0900 each morning.
We see does who are no longer pregnant, but haven't seen a single fawn. I do hope whatever disease it is that kills the fawns isn't going around again. We're kinda short on deer now.
Otherwise, it's pretty quiet around here. I'm editing Spousal Unit's late brother's western novella, hopefully for publication on 20 Jun, which would have been his birthday. All proceeds will go to sister-in-law.
Speaking of, time to get back to editing. Later, y'all.
Hittin' 90+ degrees today. Czarny sat in the doorway and thought about going outside, but didn't. He bounces into the great room periodically for some pettins, then goes off to take another nap.
Good thing he's staying inside, too. Mama Fox and 3 kits were bouncing around and under the RV, surprising me as I headed out to it. I tossed Mama some limp celery and came back inside - she knows we're no threat, but I'm not taking any chances when her kits are out and about. I've figured out her morning schedule, but not the evening one, so if we have anything to feed her, it will be about 0900 each morning.
We see does who are no longer pregnant, but haven't seen a single fawn. I do hope whatever disease it is that kills the fawns isn't going around again. We're kinda short on deer now.
Otherwise, it's pretty quiet around here. I'm editing Spousal Unit's late brother's western novella, hopefully for publication on 20 Jun, which would have been his birthday. All proceeds will go to sister-in-law.
Speaking of, time to get back to editing. Later, y'all.
