For those new readers to Walter's World thank you for your readership and welcome to my cats' blog. First of all, I want to clarify what "a cucha" is. In Spanish, it is a term to describe a bed for a pet. After the passing of Paquito, I am down to seven stray cats.
Though I have three large cuchas set out to accommodate them...they tend to congregate on the one I have set out on top of the old washing machine where they obviously do not all fit.
My mother is highly allergic to pet hair and dander so I can not bring them inside except into the kitchen which like in most old houses are located in the back and usually have a door that leads to the backyard.
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| Grayson, Donald, and Muñeca |
We live in the southern part of Val Verde County where fireworks are permitted to be set off. Last week I brought in four of them to protect them from the noise which was considerable. Of course, I had to put them in pet crates and they were not happy about it! Unfortunately, I did not take pictures.
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| Murderous Molly |
Barnabas (who turned out to be a girl), Donald, and Grayson do not like me. Murderous Molly and Bonnie Mae tolerate me...Nicolás and Muñeca 💗 love me 😊
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| Barnabas |
I brought in Nicolás, Bonnie Mae, Muñeca, and Grayson. Being the smallest Grayson and Muñeca shared a crate. Bonnie Mae had her own because Nicolás does not like her. I trust Nico and since I only have two crates he was allowed to roam free in the kitchen something the other three did not like.
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| Murderous Molly and Barnabas in their respective cuchas |
Here is the only recent picture I have of Bonnie Mae (mother to Muñeca, Donald, and Barnabas). She does not spend a lot of time on the property but comes around for breakfast, dinner, and to drink water.
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