Looking after Tim.

I'm looking after Tim my ex wifes house cat so staying in Daventry at the moment.
Tim is a house cat who has had a garden room built by my ex and my daughter, onto the side of the house that he can access through the window, as my ex doesnt let Tim out to run free. He's not very good at running, jumping and climbing like a normal cat (Tim,Tim, nice but dim)
This is his garden room.



Hes spent most of today sleeping in the little kennel in his garden room and complaining that he doesnt like the food I have given him and refuses point blank to eat it.



He was quite happy to claw at my arm last night to ask for more of my roast chicken when I was trying eat dinner on the sofa though.

Oh and last night for a joke he pood in the bath which I discovered this morning. I did not laugh as if I had he would thought he had made a good joke and do it again.

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Tim,you have them wrapped around your finger,you pampered little pooch,lovely run you have there,and your own kennel,..

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Gosh! A cat that’s the image of ‘Tim, nice but dim’ comes into my garden every day!!

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Luck Tim with his own enclosure my 2 sisters in law live in Daventry I haven't been for years.

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Thats actually a beautiful enclosure

And as for Tim and his behaviour, thats cats for you

Love the food one day, wouldn't spit on it the next

They do it cos they can

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what a fabulous enclosure, lucky Tim, most housecats would love to have one of those.

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That's a lovely enclosure, I like the idea of having a kennel in there too. If I had an indoor cat I would definitely look into something like that

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Tim is gorgeous!

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MC, Are you near Staverton? It’s a pretty village that l have been to a few times.

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Yep, that's right.