Garden Companions
What is a garden without a cat? Any nuisance created by cats' toilet habits is more than made up by their loyal companionship in the garden and in the house.daylily
Yoda ...Yoda came to us in 2005 as a 12-week old kitten from the Heartland Humane Society. He was already named, and we stuck with the name because he responded to it, and because it aptly fit his large ears that to this day splay out to the side when he is relaxed. He's a sweet, outgoing, monster size (19 lb--not fat, just BIG!) cat now, built like a football lineman. His size prevents him from wiggling through the deer fence, so he is permitted outside under supervision. Yoda likes to torment Mazzie in a playful sort of way, but Mazzie does not take kindly to it.


Mazzie, The Supervisor... We found her at the Humane Society where she was reported to be about a year old and a stray. She quickly made herself at home, made friends with Rufous (see below) and has amazed us with her energy, quickness and even temperment. She is one cool cat! After a mishap in which she lost the sight in one eye, she is now kept indoors.
Mazzie

Rufous the Timid...He runs from us during the day, but snuggles when I'm sitting in the house. Boxes of Kleenex are kept handy to mop up his copious drool. After 17 years with us, Rufous passed away in 2005.


Stormy... My 12-year old Stormy disappeared from the face of the Earth in May of 1999. He will be remembered for his lengthy conversations, his affection, and his agility.
Stormy

More Cat pics...

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