I think I know what killed the bird in my back yard. I think it was the orange cat. I see it almost daily now. It won’t let me get anywhere near it, so I can’t tell if it’s owned or if it’s male or female. Max often sees the cat, too. Almost every night he’ll be sitting on the cat ledge in the dining room window, then he’ll jump down and run into the living room to look out that window. One time I wondered what he was doing, and looked out the living room window. There was the orange cat, sitting on the porch and looking back at Max.
They’re buddies! …or else they’re bitter enemies. Hmmm…
[Hey, those shiny orange-rust drapes (or so they appear on my side of cyberspace) really set off Max’s “fur”, don’t cha think?]
When Max runs to that window, do his jaws make funny flapping motions and sounds? If so, I’d go with Option #2. At least, that’s the sound and sight of our indoor cat wanting to go after an outdoor somethingortheother. Otherwise, start making a Christmas gift list – Max may have a friend, alright! Congratulations, Max!
If all the orange cat lef tof the bird was a terrific feather display…what do you think he would leave of Max?
I mean, if the bitter enemy option is true.
Poop.
Max carries his weight well. I would say that he’s apple-shaped as opposed to pear-shaped.
If you send him out to date the cat, dress him in something that balances out his lower half – that will be most flattering.
I wonder what a kitten would look like from orange cat and a sphynx cat such as Max? Wait…I think that question’s already been answered.
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And I’m sure they’re friends…otherwise Max’s hair would be standing straight up …Oops, never mind…