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Thanks, Claudia. Now we’re up to 23 cats across 3 acres in our new place. Big boy Lacy still rules the roost, though.
OMG! saw the photo of Lacy.. I had a Norwegian Forest cat named Tom.. except he had the black and white tuxedo look. I still can’t believe I got mine for free (with a $20 purchase) it turns out those kittens usually sell for $800.00 (the last time I checked). I had to put Tom down last year, he was 16 years old and in poor health. but he did live a happy and worthwhile life.
That Norwegian Forrest Cat is a big kitty. I’ve seen a few Maine Coon Cats over 20lbs but I wasn’t aware of the Norwegian breed.
Just one question for the Norwegian Forrest Cat caretakers out there (c’mon we all know cats don’t have owners) When one of these cats meows, does it sound like a baritone human voice saying “M-E-O-W”?
Just wondering because that’s what the Maine Coon Cats used to sound like to me.
Nice! And I knew that Dalmatian before I read about it. 😉
thanks again Claudia!
Nice critters.
@ADD, that dead lightbulb looks like a POS curly-fry one.
I hope you learned your lesson!
@Doc, Lacey is a beauty.
Around my house we have to spell “c.a.r.” because that’s my pup’s favorite thing in the world. Ice cream is a close second.
That’s an old picture of Lacey. She was out in the shop with me while I was cleaning some guns and she got hit with a spray of Hoppe’s #9. I didn’t know that stuff would remove SPOTS!
Dear Mr. Einstein,
Thank you for your concern.