This huge brown tabby male, feral, is back. No wonder Sam is pee marking up a storm the last week. This cat is massive. I had to take his photo through a window in the dark. Otherwise he's gone. This is one huge kitty and no wonder Sam has been going nuts. He's got a torn up left ear from fighting. One male I trapped in my yard a couple years ago, who also was very feral, was double positive and in terrible shape from FIV and had to be euthanized. So there is FIV floating around unfixed males in this area too.
Monday, January 10, 2011
I Knew It! Peeman Sam the Canary.
This huge brown tabby male, feral, is back. No wonder Sam is pee marking up a storm the last week. This cat is massive. I had to take his photo through a window in the dark. Otherwise he's gone. This is one huge kitty and no wonder Sam has been going nuts. He's got a torn up left ear from fighting. One male I trapped in my yard a couple years ago, who also was very feral, was double positive and in terrible shape from FIV and had to be euthanized. So there is FIV floating around unfixed males in this area too.
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