They're a pair of cuties to be sure.
Our 'new' cat has been having a hard time. She had to be rescued by the RSPCA after they found her living with an owner who'd been banned from keeping animals. Then just as we'd got her settled in and over her nervousness, she had to go for a minor op. Back to square one now. She seems to think whenever we go to stroke her that we might be taking her to the vet again, and goes off to hide.

The poor thing but I'm sure she'll turn out ok.

Mr Mutley they are cuties, and the fact you have already taught them to sit horizontally amazing!!!!!!

Ms Grabec persevere (which I believe you will), my Cat was lovely until I/we tried to put her in her carrying case to go to the Vets, it's like she knew! Once she's settled she will be fine and adore her new nice owners.

I've got 2 dogs now (yes, yes, I appreciate that's considered swearing to the cat lovers), but before kids me and the missus had 2 cats.....then the missus found a tabby kitten left for dead, took him to the vets and put up a poster or two in case he had escaped from wherever, anyway no-one claimed him so we took him in.

He was ferral to say the least. He didn't like being handled at all and would only ever sit with me and only when he felt like it. He occasionally would wake up, realise where he was and attack my hand if it was anywhere near him and jump off my knee.

Not long after taking him in we ordered a pizza and garlic bread....the other two knew the score of course and never came near us.....it soon became clear that he'd been left to his own devices for some time...he was only a tiny cat but he jumped on the table and snatched a triangle of garlic bread - he had to literally run around the slice, funny as fook, I chased him until he hid under the table and growled at me. Yes, growling like a dog.

We also inherited a rather nasty case of the shits - him not us - and going from the kitchen to hall we had an antique door (you know where this is going) that had a brush under the door built into the door......he loved nothing more than dropping his load behind the kitchen door for us to open and brush his shit across the carpet (yep, we had a carpet in the kitchen...no idea why).

Anyway Mr Mutley, enjoy your kittens

I sort of assumed that Mr Mutley had slid over sideways and that the cats are actually the right way up. But really I've no idea why that should have happened to Mr Mutley.....

And, thanks, I hope she'll be OK in the end. There's enough neurosis in our house already!

Has anyone lost a cat in the Chester Road/Dyke house area or know someone wha has.
The neighbour has had a cat staying in his garden albout a week now.
Hes going to hand it in to the vets.
Hopefully its microchipped and gets reunited with its owner.