nemo4sun wrote on Nov 14, ’09

cool
🙂

sousonne wrote on Nov 14, ’09

Wow…that’s one dandy feeding station!  Arnold is very lucky to have you for his protector!

catnurse1 wrote on Nov 14, ’09

How great you are!  All this for a little stray cat (look who’s talking!).  He is gorgeous.  I love the tomcat jowls.

sanssouciblogs wrote on Nov 14, ’09, edited on Nov 14, ’09

He has a face like a plate. Did you say you thought he was part Russian Blue? I think so too.

catnurse1 wrote on Nov 14, ’09

He could be.  I know all black cats ahve some Siamese in them.  There is also a black cat called a Bombay which is similar.

philsgal7759 wrote on Nov 14, ’09

Very classy

pestep55 wrote on Nov 14, ’09

Nice feeding station /:-)

madisonpooface wrote on Nov 14, ’09

Looks like all your hard work has paid off and little Arnold is using his house and now his food will be all safe. What more could a little kitty ask for. Glad to see you survived all the partying. Hope you had a great birthday.

knightstar wrote on Nov 14, ’09

A work of art, Sue–and utilitarian to boot.
–M

shoppingdreams wrote on Nov 15, ’09

He is gorgeous, and so lucky to have such an angel looking out for him.

sanssouciblogs wrote on Nov 15, ’09

I built it form a kit…if anyone needs the info it is from http://www.feralvilla.com/

billatplay wrote on Nov 17, ’09

What’s all this ‘sand stuff you are feeding him? That Porch won’t keep him dry, look at the size of him. Got his eye on a female I reckon.

wardsha wrote on Dec 1, ’09

Thank you…I have a colony of ferals and was looking for options.  They have an old barn but it’s drafty and a far walk to my house.  I wanted something I could put right on my patio so they could be close to food especially in the winter.