Cats, not cars -- go elsewhere for your automotive needs. 
I know a number of members here have pretty kitties andh ave posted pictures, as have I. So I figure I'll start off by re-posting some images, and some I haven't put up:
These photos are of local homeless kitties I befriended, and when I find leftover scraps, or can swing it, try to bring them something.
In this first photo is "Sprite" and "Bunny"; when I first encoutnered Bunny, she was almost pure white and probably about five months old. She and "Black & White" (extremely uncreative name me and another patron have given another kitty) were tiny, skittish, and always running away and peaking around a tree, watching me.
Sprite was, as I found, more like the pimp kitty, always trying to get people's attention, love, and food. She's walk out to anybody (except yelling, running kids), and usually plop down in front of their path -- demanding attention.
I used to pet Sprite all the time -- many times pretting her while she slept in my lap for 30 minutes, and she was the leader of the "Bush Kitties", as I nick named them. About September/October, she vanished. Thankfully a lady who comes daily to give them some food, said a couple came to the park and adopted her, so at least she wasn't killed.
Bunny, pictured here from April -- before the spots on her appeared and have almsot completely taken over her pure whiteness -- has since become the leader of the Bush Kitties:
It took about four or so months, but now Bunny trusts me 95%. She'll run up to me, she'll let me rub her belly, she'll even lick me. And I'd taught her to do cute meows. She's also started to pick up purring. Two other cats that live in the bush right now, who seem to have been spawned from a cat that must have been house-raised, purr and this in turn seems to be something the Bush Kitties are learning -- if they had apposible thumbs, we'd be fucked!
Seen here is Bunny's friend, Black & White. Too about a month longer to get him. Now he's starting to pure and meow, runs up to me on occassion, is absolutely loving to be pet now, is getting fat (they all are). He's prety much second in command, and the armored guard (sharp claws), who will whack encrouching kitties.
Not pictured, though I got about three pictures (none good), is "Stubs", and the newest kitty to enter the community (Well, not "new", but they are accepting him/her) Sherbet (an orange and white kitty).
Bunny is cute as hell, as you can see below:
I know a number of members here have pretty kitties andh ave posted pictures, as have I. So I figure I'll start off by re-posting some images, and some I haven't put up:
These photos are of local homeless kitties I befriended, and when I find leftover scraps, or can swing it, try to bring them something.
In this first photo is "Sprite" and "Bunny"; when I first encoutnered Bunny, she was almost pure white and probably about five months old. She and "Black & White" (extremely uncreative name me and another patron have given another kitty) were tiny, skittish, and always running away and peaking around a tree, watching me.
Sprite was, as I found, more like the pimp kitty, always trying to get people's attention, love, and food. She's walk out to anybody (except yelling, running kids), and usually plop down in front of their path -- demanding attention.
I used to pet Sprite all the time -- many times pretting her while she slept in my lap for 30 minutes, and she was the leader of the "Bush Kitties", as I nick named them. About September/October, she vanished. Thankfully a lady who comes daily to give them some food, said a couple came to the park and adopted her, so at least she wasn't killed.
Bunny, pictured here from April -- before the spots on her appeared and have almsot completely taken over her pure whiteness -- has since become the leader of the Bush Kitties:
It took about four or so months, but now Bunny trusts me 95%. She'll run up to me, she'll let me rub her belly, she'll even lick me. And I'd taught her to do cute meows. She's also started to pick up purring. Two other cats that live in the bush right now, who seem to have been spawned from a cat that must have been house-raised, purr and this in turn seems to be something the Bush Kitties are learning -- if they had apposible thumbs, we'd be fucked!
Seen here is Bunny's friend, Black & White. Too about a month longer to get him. Now he's starting to pure and meow, runs up to me on occassion, is absolutely loving to be pet now, is getting fat (they all are). He's prety much second in command, and the armored guard (sharp claws), who will whack encrouching kitties.
Not pictured, though I got about three pictures (none good), is "Stubs", and the newest kitty to enter the community (Well, not "new", but they are accepting him/her) Sherbet (an orange and white kitty).
Bunny is cute as hell, as you can see below:
He's never really learned how to retract his claws.
