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I’ve come across this beauty a couple of times coming up the stairs – she seems to have free rein of the building. And yesterday I found her out on my terrace! Since her terrace has “kitteh protection” along the side I can only guess that she made her way over via the roof. Clearly her owner has no qualms about letting her go wherever she likes, and it looks like she’s made it to a healthy age without falling… but I still don’t think I’d like to let Loki out on the terrace just in case.
Isn’t she gorgeous? I don’t know if you can tell from the photos but she is enormous – longer, taller and chunkier than Loki. I’d say her head is half again as large as his. And she’s super friendly. As are all the neighbours I’ve met here so far (all but two). I’m dying to know her name – think I’ll go and introduce myself to her human to find out.
What a lovely girl. I used to have a cat just like her. We called her Garbo as she behaved like a temprimental film star. Hope you find out her name. Regards Lesley
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Looks a lot like my neighbour’s cat. But smaller. It is known as ‘bruiser’, and has beaten up my cat Trelawney on many occasions.
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SMALLER?? This one has to weigh at least 7 kilos…
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7 kilos; that’s a tiger…my cat is 2.4.
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She is a beaut!
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ooh she’s lovely
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Definitely a looker!
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You may notice a smudgy bit in the central photo. When I first started taking pics La Vecina came right up and nudged my camera with her nose – I didn’t realise until I checked later that she’d left a smudge on the lens. Perhaps she was going for a soft focus look…
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Stripey kitty! awwwwww…..
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A handsome fellow!
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Oooh, channelling her inner tiger there, definitely. 🙂
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