They have been hanging around our neighborhood for quite a while. But normally runs off at first sight of a person. Today they suck around while i moved my scooter out of the yard so i could head to class. They almost seemed enticed by my psh psh psh calls.

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    2 days ago

    Looks like a young version of our FuzzButts. We finally nabbed him off of the street about a year ago. He’s FiV+, so is somewhat isolated from our other cats. He’s still working on getting properly socialized with humans, but is a big sweetheart when he does relax. Can’t find a pic, but I did find this short vid of a mocking bird pulling his tail when he was still outside.

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    3 days ago

    Does not look like a stray.

    I’ve a similar one here, in the deep woods, that I see every couple of weeks. It doesn’t look wild, but if it is will likely freeze very soon.

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      I can do food, and that will eventually lead to pets, however my home is bursting at the seams with rescued pets.

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    10 hours ago

    Wow so beautiful! Cats are just insane on every level. S tier organism. Unparalleled acrobatics, godlike reaction speed, and super fluffy cuddly little nom noms!

    Basically mantis shrimp and dragonflies are faster. (and I’m pretty sure the cat would still kill both of them)