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maor kittehs.

Kitty stitches are from after we saved her, long after she'd adopted us.

Kitty in bag is her semi feral sister.
 
yeah, but there's four kitties in the kitchen picture
3 are eating
the 4th one is going "where's mah dinner" :confused :cry
 
You know the damn cats watch me do my stretches, leg lifts, and sit ups every morning. They think it's a spectator event.
 
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SPRINGFIELD — Meet the two new recruits of the Clark County Sheriff’s Office Rodent Control Division.

Clark and County were likely dumped outside their substation office on East Main Street in May. Concerned about the kittens’ well-being, Sgt. Ralph Underwood said deputies started a collection and began putting food out.

“It’s more like the cats adopted us then we took them on,” Underwood said.

The two can often be seen scampering along the grounds. They routinely escort deputies to and from their cruisers — just to make sure it’s safe, Underwood said.

“They really didn’t have a place to stay and we really hated taking them into the Humane Society because this time of year they are already overwhelmed (with strays),” he added.

With winter on the way, reserve officer Jerry Powers used his carpentry skills to build the two an insulated cat house, which sits at the office’s back stoop.

The inside is carpeted and stuffed with blankets. It proclaims Clark and County as part of the Uniform Patrol in the Rodent Control Division.

“We joke about that they’re certified in mice and squirrels as rodents because they’ll bring their kills to us,” Underwood said. “The coroner’s office was just over and hasn’t verified the kill for us yet today.”

The bowls, food, house and Christmas lights that adorn it were paid for through private donations and provided off-the-clock.

Kristie West dropped off a bag of Meow Mix on Tuesday to help feed the cats through the winter.

“They’re adorable,” she said. “There’s a very caring group of men who work here and females as well that take care of the animals. The animals have a good home.”

Deputies are starting a collection to get the two cats spayed and neutered. Underwood said having the cats around is a morale-booster.

“We look at is as time to unwind. They give us a good feeling,” he said. “You know, we’re all human.”
 
Very cool! I'm of the mindset that every business and now, municipality, should have a Kitteh or two around. We have a jewelry store down here in SLO Town that has a black and white cat in the store named Bandit. I go in there every time I'm downtown to see Bandit. He's always sleeping amongst the diamonds under one of those hanging halogen lamps that kicks out the heat.
 
Toots helped me set up this years Xmas tree....
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Starting to get those crazy eyes....
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Finally discovers a proper foe
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Winner
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And Finally, After mistakenly changing the settings on my camera I captured this shot....
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Ghost Toots?
 
Jenn said:
So - has the pom pom on the santa hat survived or is it now rolling around your house with the ninja kitteh?
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It's survived, only because now there are plenty of ornaments to knock off the limbs, or as Punter said

Punter said:
Attack ALL THE THINGS!!!
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I have since also lost my warm kitty companion while sleeping as she has discovered the wrap around the base of the tree is evidently more comfortable then my bed.
 
My big orange guy has gone missing :(
 
I hope so. I really like that cat.
 
Put the food away, ((He's more likely to say hi if he's hungry))

Listen for cat fights, maybe he's got a list of other cat's he needs to go take care of.

Don't fret too much, he'll be back
 
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