Just get it sorted eh and stop your fucking moaning

She might still come back for it.... keep your eye on the little baby though, won't you?

Btw: are their owners not home yet? Are they skiing in Aspen, or something?

cantata wrote:
The way I've been reading it, he's destined to have one of those kittens as part of his family and the chances are his kids have already named it

Sorry, I never addressed this earlier; her 'owners' are a spinster who doesn't let any animals in her house, but loves all the Athens street animals (as do I) but she kind of encourages them to congregate around her house, and consequently ours. I don't mind it with the dogs because I'm a dog bloke, dogs don't intrude on my vegetable patch, dump puppies on my driveway and shit on my quad bike. But she (the neighbour) is also 'old school' Greek and they can take or leave most animals without any sort of emotional attachment like a typical Brit may have. It's 2 stereotypes in one, but I've always said, stereotypes are generally based on types. Experience has shown me little to question this theory.

D'oh, that kitten needs it's mum for warmth & food. You'd best adopt the whole kitty family, Oi.

OK, you bunch of guilt tripping cat lovers....the 'nest' is cleared, as is my conscience...I'll concern myself with my new children's wherabouts in the morning, I've got a meaningful death to celebrate!

Well done there Oi. You'll be getting a rep as a softy if you're not careful.

Gilly wrote:


Getting?

I agree, you've done well for a complete cunt it has to be said

oioioi wrote:
I would move the kitten back close to main litter first off the mom will decide if it's going to live, sad but true
I have been in this situation, usually the mom will move them when she figures out where to go but they knew me. if there completely feral she may just go under a house and you won't see the kittens till their old enough to run away from you, then people call me or someone to trap and relocate them.

If they belong to the neighbor I hope they are responsible and caring for the kittens.

I bet Disney's on the phone to him as we speak.

I'm not putting across very well the Greek mentality to animals. Not one to generalise, I leave that kind of thing to the Russians, but Greeks don't have the same 'affection' for cats and dogs as Brits, not saying one is better than the other, there's less of an attitude towards domesticating them here, that doesn't mean the stray cats and dogs aren't cared for, quite the opposite.

Whenever I make the short walk to the local shop or offy I have a 'pack' that appears from the trees to be lead with me having given them very little encouragement, nvm scran, to incentivise them, and weirdly as a result, I fear domestic dogs kept as property protection here, more than I do stray packs.

psketti wrote:
I'd never sit and watch any sentient being die if I felt there was something I could do.

Besides, she's definitely dead now, you can't pin that one on me!!!

feather wrote:
I dont think he's refering to the cat feather

feather wrote:


I'm willing to re-incarnate her and slowly kill her by inserting those little blue straws that came with the milk she sought to snatch straight into her veins and blood supply. Ah, she hasn't got one now has she?

I'd like to clarify at this point that I lay no claim to Thatcher's death, just a deep sense of overwhelming joy.

If these sentiments have somehow become confused with my sentiments towards the kitten you may want to take a harder look at yourself than me.

psketti wrote: Ahhh ........ I'm following again.

It's been a loooong day and I'm a dottery auld git.
If I tried this just now, I'd probably miss.

have you given the mum some tuna/

have you put the rejected baby near her?

feather wrote:


It's ok lad, come and have a wee sit down over here and I'll make us a nice cup of tea eh....

psketti wrote:
Yes. They'll want to keep Fluffy.

And Cutie.

And Tiger.

And Billie.



Looks like you've got yourself a Convoy, oi.