Thanks, that's what I figured, but you never know. I should be able to scamper outside at some point today and plant them. My headstrong ways are kicking in so I will try to grow them inside in a big pot!old fashioned said:
Back when I lived in Mississippi, it happened often that a little puppy (or a few in some cases) would wander up. We'd always bring them inside, feed them, bathe them, and send them to the pound. I've never had the opportunity to keep a stray that has wandered up, unfortunately. We had 4 dogs at the other house with my mother and after a while, you just can't take anymore.FarmerChick said:
), bathe her (she was still dirty even after a bath.), and played with her. I think she'll go to a good home, and quick too. She's sweet, tiny, and cute.
That's a nice name. I'll definitely run it by my husband in the morning (he went to sleep early because he has an interview tomorrow!). She's a sweet little cat. I've been calling her sweet pea and things of that nature. I do like Buttercup though.big brown horse said:My favorite kitty was orange and his name was Bubba Joe. The best barn cat I've ever had. He had catcher mits as paws and brought me a mouse everyday.
Female? How about Buttercup?
She's a good little cat. The dog needed a heck of a lot more work than her. She's calm, she can use the litter box, and she is so sweet. She wouldn't hurt a fly. The puppy however was another story entirely. She needed training that I really couldn't give her right now. Plus she tore up things and I can't really replace anything right now.FarmerChick said:
