Where Are These Cats Coming From?
Yes, we have cats. They are indoor/outdoor cats depending upon what side of the door they are on at any particular moment. We had two, but with the passing of my Father-In-Law we accepted his pet into our home as well.
All our cats are neutered so there is nothing with sex pheromones going on and we never have food for them outside, but suddenly all the neighbor cats come visiting on a regular basis. There is a black and white one that shows up and looks in through the living room door window. Then there is a mackerel tabby that sits by the garage occasionally. Then all of a sudden this ginger cat has been hanging out. I have no idea where they are coming from or where they go when they leave here.
You'd think our cats would be territorial and run then off, but no, they hang out with them when they are outdoors. It's a good thing we don't have a pet door or there would be cat parties in here.
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They are extremely social critters when it suits them. Especially if it annoys someone.
Probably from "cat island" off Japan ... carried over by the tsunami.
Obviously you are just a pussy-magnet, Guy.
I can't believe I'm the first to post this in your comments either. ARE YOU PEOPLE ASLEEP ? LOL
Cats actually form rather large tribes when allowed socialize at their natural level.
Darev, the annoyance factor, I'd forgotten about that.
Samuri Cat, Meo Tomocata and his nephew Shiro. Ah the Brothers Hildebrand...I have that book.
Pammie, Pammie....
Anon, I learned that from watching Top Cat as a kid.
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