New 'Hood Friends

A fresh selection of 'hood cats, as observed on my walk:

This kitty has a name and a loving caregiver...I've simply forgotten the name!

New to me kitty, who hid under a parked car when I got interested.

Will continue to look for this dilute ginger, and ask any of the cat people I meet if they know this cat.

This threesome are cared for by the same kind people who rescued Eightball (click here for that post).

Eightball, however, is not in the picture.

No cat seemed upset with my making kissy noises and being silly, but who knows what any humans in the nearby homes thought of my performance!

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Fresh Crop

I often find cats to snap pics of, wherever I roam.

Stray/Community Cat on Miller Street.

Luna, still a kitten, newest sisfur of Tiger, Jackson, and June Bug.

Cheeto, office cat at Cats Veterinary.

Royal Oak Arboretum cat; collar said "Kitty".

Owned kitty on Smith Street, enjoying the new blades of grass.

Love finding new kitties to enjoy!

Let's Hop!

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Kittyland

Before the snowstorm hit, some local kitties were caught by my camera.

Lady on Belleview Street

Dub and Niko, Miller Street

Nightfury on Smith Street

Unknown Miller Street kitty, and first time spotted!

Some cat was out, leaving pawprints in the new snow on our front walk.
Hope this kitty has a warm place to shelter during the coming arctic blast.

Lovely Kitties!

A new batch of kitties seen on my 'hood rambles.

Sneakers, the brofur to Sly.

This kitty wouldn't allow me to read her tag.

Stray, with tattered ears and wonky eye.
 A regular for meals where Old Guy hangs out.

Darn if I can remember this gent's name!
Lives six houses away from Eastside Cats; he simply showed up on the porch, and the humans took him in, and they love him to pieces.

Surprise kitty.
I've been strolling past this house for DECADES, and this was the first time that I saw a cat in the window.