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Taya up the tree

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Seatac 8 months ago

Thanks for the info! They are both very lovely, and so are you, Silvia. I love your love and devotion for, and pride in Bear, and your love of nature, and your wonderful photography. Curly, who has been coming to my deck for months now FINALLY let me pet him a wee bit last night! He is so soft coated, and Taya and he look just like identical twins!!! No joke! Two peas in a pod! LOL

God bless, m'friend,
Paula, Seattle Wa

Silvia Sandrock 8 months ago

Thank you for all your kind words, I do love my animals and nature. I'm having a bit of a rough day today and you made me feel a little better. I thank you for that.

Silvia Sandrock 8 months ago

No, Taya is my youngest daughter's cat. She can't have Taya with her right now because where she is staying, they have a couple of dogs that don't like cats and they live on a realy buisy main street here in the city. As you can see Taya loves to roam about she is quite mistiviouse. Bear dosen't care much for cats either but they have learned to cohabitate. Also Bear is a real good listener and he dose as he's told. He is a very smart dog. He also seems to think he's human. And dose some real funny things from time to time.

Seatac 8 months ago

What a beauty! Is this little darling your cat?

Taya looks just exactly like my neighbor's cat who comes over to eat what is left of the catfood I leave out on my covered deck for the stray cats. I nicknamed him Curly because his tail curls over his back in an almost totally closed circle! Taya's tail is heading in the right direction, and looks like hers may curl more at times, too!

I wonder if it has something to do with their symmetrical gray and white coloring, almost like a breed of their own, somewhat like the black and white cats have now become known as tuxedo cats? I had started playfully asking my black and white cat if he had his tuxedo on before I even knew there was such a breed! I was shocked when his vet wrote his breed as a tuxedo on his chart!