Susie Arnott’s cat is called Minou and we first met her on 20th April. Minou appears to have discovered that the clean laundry basket is cat-sized and is making herself very much at home.
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A Cat A Day: 233/365
This is James Bancroft’s cat Gizmo looking rather magnificent and leonine. I wonder if he’s warming himself on that car bonnet. James tells me that:
Gizmo lives life to the max, sleeping as much as he can, exploring the neighbours’ gardens and terrorising our house – nothing is safe! He loves affection and his favourite biscuits. We love him!
A Cat A Day: 232/365
Time for some guest cats. Let’s start with another picture of the charismatic Button, who we saw sitting proudly in a box on Day 211. In this picture, he’s definitely posing to look as winsome as possible. Thanks to Dawn German for bringing beautiful Button to us.
A Cat A Day: 231/365
Soon, my house will be entirely furnished from Ikea. Willow investigates the daft new rug.
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A Cat A Day: 230/365
Malteser is too thin. We feed him up, give him treats and have asked the vet to check he’s alright, but he’s still too thin. We don’t know how old he is, so perhaps he’s just a skinny old cat.
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A Cat A Day: 229/365
Willow sunbathing this afternoon in a flowerpot in a neglected corner of the back yard.
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A Cat A Day: 228/365
Malty enjoying a snooze leaning on my husband. I love how his furry cheek has spread out against John’s arm.
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A Cat A Day: 227/365
Malteser looking uncomfortable on our oh-so-modern-but-very-narrow mantlepiece. Needless to say, someone put him on there.
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A Cat A Day: 226/365
Tidying up recently, I found this lovely old photograph of my mum feeding the cats. As you can see, it’s almost 40 years old. We were living in Kent at the time, my brother was a little baby and we had many Siamese kittens. My parents first brought Siamese into our lives with Candle, a redpoint male who loved to fetch like a dog. He won their hearts completely and they went out very soon to buy him a companion cat. They came home with two, having been unable to choose between two sisters Belle and Spook.
We were all heart-broken when Candle was run over at 6 months old.
When they were old enough, my mother put both girls to stud and we soon had 2 cats and 9 kittens. Awww. Of course, the intention was to sell them. This photograph was taken when we still had lots of kittens left.
It’s a long story and I’ll tell more of it another day.
A Cat A Day: 225/365
Pushkin used to like to sit on my shoulder while I was busy at the computer. His balance was excellent, so he didn’t use his claws to cling on (much…).









