08-23-2011, 08:58 PM
Wow cows. My cat that I found 12 years ago in a woodpile with his albino brother was about 2 days old when I found him. The mother was crushed in a stack of pallets, they were wild cats that had been living out in the woods 4-5 generations or so. They all had black and white colors and are shorthaired cats. They probably all still live out there for all I know.
Last night the fucker found his "cow" It is the cow doll teddy bear that I used to prop up the bottle that he was feed out of for the first few weeks, I gave it to him when I first found him 12 years ago. My Mother ended up weaning him as he was almost dead when I found him and his albino brother died so she used the cow with the bottle, but thats a different story. So......Last night "Sylvester" found that cow that he thought was his mother Its black and white and looks like one of the wild cats.
He picked it up walked a few steps put it down and howled. He kept on doing this for 10-15 min picking it up, walking, dropping it and howling. he finally picked it up, ran down the cellar and stuck it under a pillow after he was done 'howling" for another 15 min.
After 12 years Sylvester still remembers his artificial mother. He does this every 6 months or so.
That is the end of my story about the funky cat and his cow.
Last night the fucker found his "cow" It is the cow doll teddy bear that I used to prop up the bottle that he was feed out of for the first few weeks, I gave it to him when I first found him 12 years ago. My Mother ended up weaning him as he was almost dead when I found him and his albino brother died so she used the cow with the bottle, but thats a different story. So......Last night "Sylvester" found that cow that he thought was his mother Its black and white and looks like one of the wild cats.
He picked it up walked a few steps put it down and howled. He kept on doing this for 10-15 min picking it up, walking, dropping it and howling. he finally picked it up, ran down the cellar and stuck it under a pillow after he was done 'howling" for another 15 min.
After 12 years Sylvester still remembers his artificial mother. He does this every 6 months or so.
That is the end of my story about the funky cat and his cow.
He ain't heavy, he's my brother.