Fawn

I spotted the fawn in the cemetery.

Lewis the Cat Back in Court

Owner faces hearing over cat - Boston.com: "BRIDGEPORT, Conn. --Lewis the cat, whose alleged attacks have landed his owner in legal trouble, will learn his fate in court next month.
Ruth Cisero, the cat's owner, was in court Tuesday on a charge of second-degree reckless endangerment. A hearing was set for June 20 to determine whether she could get special probation and have her cat's life spared."

Weekend Update

I caught Gracie over by the Freshly planted Catnip.


Max was having some salad. To the left is the very Healthy Blue Potato plants.


Bad Ollie watches from the door. He can't go out anymore because he jumps the fence and runs too close to the road


The Lilly of the Valleys bloomed.

Max is looking good

Justine asked for word on Max who has been doing poorly. He has his ups and downs. He is currently feeling well. He has little appetite so I have to make a gruel of cat food, water and a little pepsid to bring to bed at night. He is so spoiled that he will only eat it on the bed.
I went looking for him to take a picture and I found him in the attic. You can see how glossy his fur is, even if he is thin.



I found this all natural Tiki Cat catfood that the cats go nuts over. Buy the stock! The link is for a distributor. I can't find a company link. The company is PETropics LLC. The website is registered, but they haven' done anything with it.

A Babe in the Woods

Ollie has been a fiend. He is now interred permanently inside. Last week he ran off and we found two houses away standing near the road watching the cars whiz by at 40 mph and considering crossing. We've lost too many cats this way.

Today, when we were coming home from garage sailing he escaped and ran into the woods in the back and we could not catch him.
I mowed the lawn and then went out looking for him, crossing the neighbor's yards in the direction that he had gone the last time, but Erica called me back. She could see him in the woods.
I went back to see if I could catch him and this is what he was so interested in:

Well, we caught Ollie and did not touch the fawn. She is a day or so old and we saw the mother this morning. Deer leave their babes alone during the day and stay with them at night.

Here is the evil Ollie in custody again.



A close up of our woodsy new arrival.