No stay at home snow days for us. It's dig, dig, dig, shovelling paths for the cats and I'm feeling it today, I'm totally crippled. I've come to hate the snow because of the cats. You can tell they hate the feel of it on their paws. Feeding takes longer, it's just unpleasant all around, but only a few more months until spring.
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| Pseudo making his way through the snow |
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| Me shovelling |
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| Hank and MC in the snow |
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| Socks and Lionel make their way |
And I just threw this photo in because I like it, all of our orange guys at home in one spot.
Time for some A5-35!
I'm just heading out to feed some ferals. They all come from an area where it is heavy woods. There is no way to shovel paths for them. I just pray they are finding the food ok. It is gone each night when I return but there are other hungry critters out there, too. Do you ever spot wild-life coming around to where you leave the cat's food?
ReplyDeleteDeb, in the city it's only raccoons we have to deal with, for sure they come around. Not much you can do about that, at least you are leaving food, I'm sure they will find it. The ferals are heartbreaking in this weather.
ReplyDeleteMy guys don't seem to mind the snow so far, at least not the young ones. Mr Fancyfeet came home late last night after being AWOL for four nights and he and his sister Firefly (7 mth old "kittens") had a riot playing stalk and pounce and chase-me-chase-you and roll-in-the- snow. The catnip toy was missing this morning. I think I know who got into it.
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