Trixy is hoping she survives her little friend.
Trixy is hoping she survives her little friend.
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This is precious! The cat seems very trusting.
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Trixy was a sweet,sweet cat. I rescued her from the local dump one Halloween years ago and never regretted bringing her home. She put up with a lot of grief from my grandson, I must admit. Animals and kids; where would we be without them? Thanks for stopping by to check out the photo.
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haha, good one!
one of my cats always knew how to disappear to avoid such situations, only to reappear after all the visitors, especially the small ones, were safely outside the door once again 🙂
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I am sure at that point, Trixy was wishing she’d disappeared before hand as well. She hung in there though. LOL
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Great photo! I love the playing dead routine Trixy is trying….
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Thank you. And thank you for checking it out. Trixy was a special little cat, no doubt.
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Cute!
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Thank You.
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Oh man neither of my cats would cope with that…
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Greetings Jo,
Trixy put up with a lot from people,I’ll give her that. She was a very affectionate and appreciate little cat. However, she wasn’t so kind to her prey, especially when she had a liter of kittens. I can still hear her growling, calling her kittens to come share some fresh varmint she’d killed for them. You’d think I never fed her cat food. She just preferred fresh meat.
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Great entry for this week Theme my friend 🙂
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Thank you for the kudos and the visit.
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That is so funny. My cat has the same look when our son approaches him. “will I love to chase another mouse?”.
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Thanks for stopping by Natalie. Yeah, I always loved that photo. Normally, the Caption would be “Hanging around with Jacob”. However for the sake of ‘hope’, I captioned it “Help” instead. LOL.
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Believe me Natalie, Trixy was an avid hunter. She went for it all . . . mice,snakes,lizards. You’d never know to look at her, that she was merciless to her prey. I’m sure the mice were lingering in the background ‘hoping’ Trixy wouldn’t survive Jacob.
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So cute! poor cat
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Trooper Trixy. She put up with a lot. But on the flop side of that coin,she was very much loved and got lots of ear scratches and belly rubs when she was wasn’t being terrorized by a two year old. Thanks for visiting.
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OOOpppsss – I hope the cat survives.
So cute …!!!
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That little boy in the photo is now 10 years old, and Trixy disappeared several years ago, but she was well loved while I had her. She survived several such adventures with my grandson, but always lived to come back for more. Some animals are born with tolerance it seems. Thank you for visiting.
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That shot is a laugh out loud.
~Anne
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I know. It is one of my favorites. Thanks for stopping by.
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😀
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Adorable! And sweet of kitty to allow it.
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Thanks for stopping by Judee. Trixy was indeed a sweet kitty.
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thanks for a good morning laugh.
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I am glad you got a chuckle. Poor Trixy, she was such a little trooper! Thanks for stopping by.
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AWWW! Too cute 😀 Thanks for commenting on my entry I will have to check your other one out now… I love kitties!
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I love all animals, but my faithful old cat is number one for now. He is a spoiled creature, for sure.
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Ah, a sagging cat!
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Sagging … or … hanging on for dear life. LOL. Thanks for dropping by.
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hopefully cat survived :). nice snap
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Thank you. And yes, the cat did survive. LOL. She latter learned to run faster. 🙂
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This is so adorable! 🙂 Thank you for your visit!
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Thank you and ditto. I look forward to seeing more of your photos as well.
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Great challenge for this theme. How cute.
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Oh no!!! Great shot! I can only imagine what our cats endured when my sister and I were little! I am sure we carried them everywhere! My girls (cats) now enjoy a completely different life! Good luck to Trixie – sounds like she will make out just fine!
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Greetings Anita, Thank you for visiting my blog. I’ve not seen Trixie in years, she disappeared on me as cats often do when you live in the Country. She was a little trooper with my grandson, a great little Momma, and one of the sweetest cats I’ve ever owned. I found her at the dump on Halloween (thus her name) years ago and took her home with me. She was my little ‘treat’.
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That is one laid back kitty.
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Trixy rolled with the punches. I’m sure she couldn’t wait to run at the first opportunity. Thank you for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
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That’s really cute.
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So dang cute! Looks like the cat may be used to being “cat”handled! Or, playing dead is the only option, LOL!
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I think that was a classic case of ‘grin and bear it’. Poor little trouper Trixy.
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