Cats (12)

a comfy spot on the sofa

A7II + yashica 45 1.8

Edited by fennetje - 13 January 2021 at 19:56

Zorro






A99 | M100/2,0






A99 | M28-70/2,8


Edited by VictorV - 26 December 2020 at 04:43

owenn01 wrote: Wow - Timothy has such striking eyes! That is a rather lovely portrait of him. Best regards, Neil.

Thanks Neil! Yes, when the light is right, his eyes are something else


A7R II + Tamron SP Adaptall 90mm f/2.5
The eye of the tiger by Artem, on Flickr

Sony A6300 + Canon EF Zoom 100-300mm f/4.5-5.6 Ultrasonic via Metabones IV.

Timothy by Artem, on Flickr

Sony A6300 + Sigma 30mm f/2.8
Timothy by Artem, on Flickr

Timothy by Artem, on Flickr

Thank you Angora;
for the kind words and well wishes
may they return to you many fold

All the Best____Joseph

"Bad Kitty List" ha ha

CONGRATS, Joseph! also on your new home! hope y'all will remain a happy family for many, many years to come!!
they look adorable! amazing that they look like each others clones.
enjoy the company while they're still small! (while there is still room for you in the bed... ).
2nd what Neil said < We will, of course, expect regular images and updates of them going forward! > !

your pics remind me of the 'Bad Bunny List' (long ago, previous century, and former lives)- translated many a phrase in dutch for 'my' club magazine ((of the dutch angora rabbits breeders -and fans- club)), many of them so d... funny!!!
(and recognizable ;)). unlike the Bad Kitty- and Bad Dog Lists, that we didn't think to be funny at all. but perhaps that changed over time?
https://badpets.net/BadPets/BadKitty.html

Edited by angora - 31 October 2020 at 09:49

owenn01 wrote: Hi Joseph, Two very relaxed and comfortable cats there - you now have responsibilities! They look like a lot of rescue cats do - happy to be somewhere safe and sound and being well looked after (that is 'their' bed, no?). We will, of course, expect regular images and updates of them going forward! Take care and look after them and yourself. Best regards, Neil.

I was remiss in not introducing the new family; they are Willie and Windy, although you'd be hard pressed to tell them apart. They both even have this identical wide black stripe all the way down their backs. Once you see them around the house you could quickly tell she's the feminine cutie and he's the hard bodied Dude. She just meows up a storm.

Windy is the indoor cat and she doesn't seem to mind that. Willie, I couldn't keep indoor if I wanted to. They have been spayed an neutered to get them home


The Humane Society made me fill out adoption papers (there was an amount of bureaucracy involved) thats why it took me a week to get them, a long week. I guess you could say I'm starting out on my second group of children. I could fill out the page talking about them. All 3 of us are pretty happy.

Fred, these guys are natural born hunters, they already have all the skills. I see it every day