Now we can scrapbook our bathroom!

Nah, it would be easier to hide him in a cropping tote or luggage. LOL My pockets aren't big enough for Radar.

Niiiice kitty.....just stay away from the fish bowl. Of course, our little beta wouldn't even be enough of a snack for that kitty!

My cousin works for a large grocery store and I'm amazed at the stories of how people try to shop lift food. The large frozen turkey under the lady's dress squeezed between her knees still makes me cringe to this day. I'm not sure Radar would stand for a squeeze, but it sounds like Radar is precious enough that someone will give it a try. Make sure you keep frisking M-C. hahaha

Lynne

I can't believe you two are now teaming up to kittynap Radar! Like Lynne says, I'd better check the bags and pat you ladies down from now on! Nuku would miss her pal Radar!

M-C

Wow! Now that's one pretty p-o'd cat! ROFL! Love that face. Our next door neighbour shaved their black cat because he had long thick black hair and it was such a hot summer. The poor thing would hide under a blanket that was on a chair on their front deck. He would only come out to eat, but not if he saw anyone looking at him. It was so funny!

LOL!!! My one kitty thinks it's his "quality" time when I'm in the bath. I have to close the lid of the loo so he can sit on it and keep me company. And the other two furbabbies are not allowed to come in then...he hisses at them!

Judy, SA

Wow! Lucky you Kenda! That's an easy way to give them a bath. Ours cry blue murder when they get their monthly bath. I always fear the neighbours might think we are hurting them...lol!

Judy, SA

awww...sounds too cute :)

Judy, SA

You'll just have to come for a visit Dave!! Radar is adorable..... Cowkitty may want to meet Radar.....

I'm so sorry about Soot. Soot sounds like a cat we had when I was growing up. His name was Fee-fee. I found him and his litter mates in a box infront of a church. (we lived in the country, I was out riding my bike. Imagine a 10 y/o riding a bike with a crockpot box balanced on the handle bars with kittin feet reaching out to touch, I took them home. Just couldn't leave them there! Mom and Dad said we could keep one, the one that we couldn't find a home for.) Fee-fee was a very fluffy long haired yellow cat. Feefee must have been a trout in his former life. He would swim in the bucket of water that we had out for the dogs. (you'd hear splashing, run to the kitchen just in time to see him with his front legs in the water splashing then see the bucket turn over!) He helped everyone with thier showers, laid in the sinks, trying to turn on the water, many times succeeding....He was a fun kitty, died at a young age though. And NO he didn't drown....LOL

I'll bet he'd fit in my cropping tote thingy, but thanks! Though M-C does a bag check....not sure what the consequences would be if she found him in my bag.....

Oh, I always assumed Nuku was attached to Radar. Of course she would come with him. She's the only kitty that will box with me!

OMG!!!!!!!!!! heehee, my oldest DS thought this was terrible! "You shouldn't laugh at that poor animal Mom!"

I don't bath the kitties. I tried that long ago and ended up shredded. LOL

I was just wondering the same thing... if one would get shredded giving cats a bath. My dog who hates baths doesn't shred anyone, but just stands there with this look that says, "I'll make you pay for this later. I'll throw up on your pillow." hahaha

Lynne

Marilyn ! That looks just like my cat's profile! He thinks he is a lion! LOL

Hugs, Sabrina in Kentucky

a good friend is a life long treasure

Oh my that cat has such a priceless expression!! He is totally P.O.ed. LOL

Hugs, Sabrina in Kentucky

a good friend is a life long treasure

I thought I had mentionned Radar! He is the most loving kitty! He was born in my home on June 24th, 1991. His mom was a kitty called Fred we had gotten at the local animal shelter and had been told was a neutered male!!!! We of course changed her name to Freddy and brought the rest of the litter to the animal refuge letting them know that they were a miracle birth!

I was right there helping Freddy when Radar was born and played with him and his siblings from day one! But I knew that Radar would be ours to keep. Apparently there is something unusual about Radar because the vet wanted him when she first laid eyes on him. I think she said something about the structure of his face and his coloring! At any rate, he is a well travelled kitty. From Montreal , Quebec to Ottawa, Ontario to Houston, Texas to Gulfport, Mississippi to St. Petersburg, then Parrish, Florida and now to North Little Rock. Along the way in Ottawa, we picked up a companion for him called Nuku who has travelled with him the rest of the way. Nuku can be rather skittish and needs a lot of attention or she goes right back to hiding from everyone, but Radar is very evenly tempered. Once he decides he likes you you can pick him up any which way and he'll just stay there purring for hours. He loves me and I love him right back! Rick and I have both always loved and nearly always had kitties and we've even considered having his DNA frozen in the hopes that another Radar was possible, but we know it's not!

Well I definitely would not recommend it as a "one person" job. Usually I do the washing while DH keep them still. The funny part is that the other two watch while the one gets his/her bath, but as soon as he get's dried they run and hide! LOL

Judy, SA