I was greeted enthusiastically by all of them
Clockwise from upper left: Furfur, Kali, Utha Brutha, DustBunny, and CoCoPuff
(okay, so half of them are still feral enough to sit back and watch
Clockwise from left: BBD, Grumpy Gus, and Valentino (aka Aye Aye)
suspiciously until the food is poured and I'm a few feet away -- and then they still keep an eye out),
Han'some Anselm
and had plenty of snuggles, once they were all sated.
It's good to have friends, but sometimes it gets a little expensive. These guys and their friends go through a bare minimum of one 18-20 lb bag of kibble each week, and I know I'm not the only sucker on the block feeding them.
There are days when I wish they weren't all so gol-durned cute. Or, maybe, that I weren't so gol-durned sappy about furrballs.
Mustn't forget: drop by Modulator, for a visit to Friday Ark #80, and head over to the Carnival of the Cats, this Sunday to be hosted by Life ~ Florida ~ Whatever.
2 comments:
I buy big bags of feed at tractor supply for the outdoor cats.. They do really well on it.. and it sure saves some money..So you might check out there or a feed store..
pet c, thanks for the suggestion. We have a really spiffy farmers' supply store in town, & it's usually where I get my kat fud, for the outside kitties. When it's on sale. Their cheap stuff is fairly high-quality, but not as cheap as some store-brand stuff from the grocer's. I go where the sales go.
We used to have a Purina plant here in town, & I find I trust the quality of their products, too. When Meow Mix goes on sale, I buy six or seven of those 20-pounders at a time. It's like having the kids eat at Mickey Dee's though. There's a bit more fat & filler than I'd prefer, but it's still just about the cheapest nutrition in town.
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