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img_0748a.jpgWell this photo is doing dual duty. As it’s not yet very springy here, going back this photo allows us to participate in the Simply Siamese photo contest to help out with Project Ham.

It’s also a great photo for FREE.

Here is Georgia last summer looking very free outside in the big world. Georgia has always enjoying wandering around in the garden, though since her brain tumor has meant she can no longer hear or run very well, she is now always supervised. A family of raccoons periodically claims our cul de sac. Deer frequently roam our streets and the occasional coyote. We are pretty suburban but the land loss in the area has come so fast, the animals don’t know what to do.

All of our cats are pretty much indoors, unless they are under supervision, or like Gemini, decide to sneak out when we aren’t looking!

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  1. That is a wonderful photo- very ‘free’ and also the greenery conjures spring time images! Such a shame about the land-loss – this seems to happen more and more. I swear the government in this country want to turn it into one big urban sprawling estate. Such a shame for the natural order of things. All wrong, eh. x

  9. We have some wildlife in the area, but nothing like coyotes. We do have alligators, but they are only dangerous if you stay on the ground. They are also not really fast on the land either. Probably the things you really have to watch out for are the Eagles and Hawks. We have a lot of those.

  12. My previous cat (she passed away a year ago) was indoor all the time but I did let her out a few times (we’re rural) and always supervised – she loved to tip toe around and be free. =) hope you win the photo contest!

  15. Roscoe got out once when lived in American. He was gone 20 minutes before he was found and managed to ripped the pads on his feet, skin his nose and give himself a bloody lip! Poor guy! At least we found him.

    We both got out once since our move to Italy, but when we hit the front lawn we just didn’t know what to do. Our human found before we got any further.

    Puurs from Italy,
    Opus and Roscoe

  18. Yes, Chey, there were only two lovely babies this time–a boy and a girl…One is going to live with my older kit, Phinney, and the other one, there is a nice lady inquiring about it already…So, they may already have forever homes!!!

    Thanks for the warm thoughts, Chey…
    Love,
    Stella

  23. That is a great pickshure of Georgia! Alla us Ballicai are indoors, too, but sometimes I try to door dart, and Momma always sez GET BACK, MAO! GET BACK! I’m really the only door dartur around here, though.

    Kittyhugs and purrs from MaoMao!

  30. That is a wonderful photo- very ‘free’ and also the greenery conjures spring time images! Such a shame about the land-loss – this seems to happen more and more.

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