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BuddyDog wrote:That cat looks like a flamey 381 Maple-Glo!

Welcome home to the new cat.

Beat me to it, Steve. I was going to suggest Mapleglo.
JimK

Congrats Joey! They'll work it out, Tortoise Glo and Maple Glo cool! I have a long haired Maple Glo at home.

Ted, I'd be interested in seeing a picture of your 'mapleglo".

Paulie: You should come over at meet him when you get a break from your studies.

rickenbrother wrote:

jps wrote:

rickenbrother wrote:Tom: Funny you should say that. Sometimes I call Cheyenne and Diane thinks I'd called her!

I'll just keep quiet, here.

HA!
This coming from the guy who has his wife listed as his pet!

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Sshhhhhhhhhhhhh...... we wouldn't want to let the cat out of the bag, would we, now?

Congrats, Joey and Diane!

I'm sure Cheyenne will warm to the new arrival given a bit of time.

rickenbrother wrote: Steve: Yeah, the new cat does look like a flamey Mapleglo Rick, especially on his legs and tail.

Well, you could always call him Acero, or if you want to add the flame part, Acero Fiammeggiato...

T.A.R. wrote:Congrats Joey! They'll work it out, Tortoise Glo and Maple Glo cool! I have a long haired Maple Glo at home.

As long as he doesn't dunk them both in a tub of black paint...............

He looks pretty happy to have a nice home with his own people and a warm "cave" to sleep in. Congrats! I'm sure they will eventually figure out how to live in the same house together. My old tortie was pretty territorial and bossy, too, but she eventually got used to the second cat I brought home.

Nice story, Joey. Adopted pets are in a class all their own.

We currently have three siamese and a bengal (see avatar) but I feel the need to visit a shelter soon after losing this guy back in February to kidney failure...

Jim, that was one cool looking cat! Sorry you had to lose him to kidney failure. I hope he lived to an old age.

Thanks, Joey.

He was twelve, thought he had many more good years left, but with most cases of kidney failure, cats, as natural predators, will hide their weakness to the end. I decided to have bloodwork done more often on other pets to look for early signs in the future.

He was cool! To the end.

Is there any way to post a pic from my iPhone? I was trying to post a pic of my MG cat.

This is my MG cat Bailey he's about 14 a stray dumpster kitty that has been with me for a while. When my Newfie was still with me and loosing his sight the dog would follow the cat around the yard, the cat never took him anywhere he couldn't go the relationship was amazing to watch.

Jim, sorry you couldn't catch your cat's kidney problem early. Parrots are good at hiding ailments as well. That's why we almost lost one a few years ago.

Ted, your MG cat looks like a little lion, A cool cat and a cool story!

Cute Cat by the way! I like cats but they wouldn't get along with my dogs, chinchillas, degus, or Parrot.

rickenbrother wrote:

jps wrote:

rickenbrother wrote:Tom: Funny you should say that. Sometimes I call Cheyenne and Diane thinks I'd called her!

I'll just keep quiet, here.

HA!
This coming from the guy who has his wife listed as his pet!

jps prof.jpg

I'm confused, I thought Shari was a dog. I pictured her as this: