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[felinefractious]

Saw this pretty up for adoption on fb and knew I had to share!

She’s a beautiful Seal Tortie Point and White DSH! I really love shorthair seal tortie points… they’re just a special kind of beautiful.

[redlance]

You: -posts most recent chapter-

Me/ many others:

I mean... honestly, it’s my favourite part about posting. XD

[felinefractious]

Local shelter cat named Brazil with a fun pattern!

She’s a seal tortie point bicolor, one of my favorite combinations because it’s so visually striking! Thank you for sharing.

[felinefractious]

I wish there were more pictures, but these guys seem to have almost a chocolate color to them?

The second one is definitely chocolate, the first one I’m reasonably confident is chocolate. Nice find!

[felinefractious]

Male Maine Coone kitten and his dad appeared on my Facebook ans I was curious about the colors!

Both black smoke with a higher grade of silver creating a dappled visual effect. The kitten appears to have some rusting, which would be the warm tones we’re seeing and he might grow out of.

Here’s another black smoke Maine Coon with a similar appearance.

[felinefractious]

[felinefractious]

Snobert!

born: ???

found in my basement! brought to the shelter to see if he had an owner but no one claimed him so he is stuck with me now

Has broken into the downstairs neighbors house via ceiling (built in drawers not sealed off from the walls and an access panel in her dining room)

This is a Ceiling Cat!

Ceiling Cats, as their names suggest, semi-arboreal ceiling dwellers, accidents like the one with your neighbor are common. This breed will rarely enter a basement willingly, finding one there is often a sign that they need help.

Hey everyone guess what time it is? Once again I will be assigning fake breeds! I’m going to work through last time’s backlog and will make a post if I’m accepting new cats.

[animalwelfarists]

What is the most humane way to remove multiple mice from a home? Especially if one owns dogs?

Take preventive measures, even if you already have a mouse problem you don't want it to get worse or reoccur. To deal with the mice who've already taken up residence in your home... get some no-kill traps! This way you can relocate them far away from your home.

When we had a mouse (who my sister affectionately named Dirk) we used the Smart Mouse Trap, it took a little while but... it worked. Home Depot offers the Multi-Catch Live Mouse Trap, also available at Ace Hardware and probably other hardware stores in addition to numerous similar traps. You can also get one from Havahart, or even make your own!

-Ry