Stress Reduction With No Ill Effects

[Rockhound]

Thought everyone would like to see a couple of photos of my idea of Stess Reduction. LoL This is Tammi, she is about 12 weeks old now, I wish she would stop growing and keeps up with her kitten ways. When I feel down in the dumps, all I have to do is watch her playing by herself or when I play with her. All I have to do is remember and watch out for her teeth and claws, they are sharp like a razors edge. NO I won't filem down or cut them off, She will be raised as an indoor/outdoor cat. The only thing we might agree on is that she will be fixed, so no unexpected kittens, although I wouldn't mind have at least one litter from Tammi and Tom, but I can't afford to feed a house full of cats, nor would I relish the job of looking for homes for them, it would be like giving up my own children. LoL :P

Two weeks ago, I would have told you she was a brown mixed breed Tabby with at least some Siamese in her blood line, but now I am not so sure she is going to retain the unusual brown in her Tabby color. Her much older and bigger step brother is a silver Tabbi and gets more silvery as he gets older.

I hope the photos come out OK, at least the AVATAR photo came out ok, but it's a bit to small to get a good idea of her markings.

Rockhound Rider & Tammi

p.s. Just klick over the photo and it should post a full page photo.

Edited July 28, 2009 by Rockhound

[tssnave]

Rockhound,

Very cute! There is a "Bipolar TV" on the web (I kid you not, I can't recall where I landed on it, maybe webmd) and they have a whole segment on having a pet. The guy they featured said it was therapy with no side effects other than unlimited big, wet, slobbery kisses!

Enjoy the kitten - IMHO, kittens are the only reason folks have cats!! ;-)

TS Snave

[carlie]

rock,

I agree - great stress relief.

carlie

[LarryJ]

YUP! Every time I sit down, there is competition as to who gets to nap in my lap.

[john999]

I have a pet now. I caught a snake in the road a few days ago. I took him home and let him go under my house where all the other snakes live. I hope he finds friends, or at least is not eaten. Some place south of my about 40 miles a 14 ft python was caught in some culvert or pipe. These things are growing wild in Florida and eating up the local critters. The Everglades is full of them and they are breeding. People buy them when they are small and they grow fast. They become mean and the owners let them go in the swamp. They even try to eat the gators. Southern Florida has become exotic pet world.

[LarryJ]

I have a pet now. I caught a snake in the road a few days ago. I took him home and let him go under my house where all the other snakes live. I hope he finds friends, or at least is not eaten. Some place south of my about 40 miles a 14 ft python was caught in some culvert or pipe. These things are growing wild in Florida and eating up the local critters. The Everglades is full of them and they are breeding. People buy them when they are small and they grow fast. They become mean and the owners let them go in the swamp. They even try to eat the gators. Southern Florida has become exotic pet world.

Maybe they could turn some of them things loose down on South Beach!

You'll note that they don't have that problem with python's in the swamps of south Louisiana. Dem Cajuns done et all dem critters up fore they gets too big, 'cause you lets dem critters get TOO big and dey all tough and hard to digest!

Edited July 28, 2009 by LarryJ

[purple]

I have 2 kitties also (Taz & Tommy), they are very helpful.

Larry & Rockhound, your cats are very cute!!!...........................John....snakes??? You can keep those critters.