an update on the cat that came to my balcony...

[nour90]

... she is pregnant! I hope she doesn't give birth on the balcony
here she is:








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[starlingqueen]

Oh my goodness she is huge.

[nour90]

yes she is, especially when you see her small face.
But I hate her, she bit me once while I was petting her -_-

[starlingqueen]

They do get a bit defensive when pregnant.

[nour90]

but I was helping =(.
She had grass all over her fur (the sticky ones). So I picked them all and started petting her, until I reached her back -_-.
I touched her billy today (don't know why ) but she didn't do anything!
well am feeding her again today. I think I forgave her

[starlingqueen]

Maybe you pulled her fur. She is wild so her letting you near her is amazing so touching her is even better.

[nour90]

no I didn't, I was as gentle as possible, she bit me about 3 minutes after I finished.
We actually think she was a house cat, cuz wild cats here run away when they see u.
She comes everyday to our house asking for food. And even start rubbing her self on our legs (raising her tail high) if we are near her and didn't feed her.

[rae]

Cats are just really bipolar. They like to do the "pet me so I can decide to bite you" trick. Mine do that all the time. They aren't happy with the addition of a bird they aren't allowed to stare at, but one has done well...the other...remains too curious.
I wouldn't hold it against her for the bite. She might be really confused, especially if she was a house cat and got put out or lost.

[Susannah]

Has she had the bubs yet? ...please don't hold it against her, in relation to the biting - she may not have been feeling the best at that moment...and she probably would be in a confused state - having had a 'home' and then being 'tossed out', through no fault of her own, but because of being female and getting pregnant - ( I wish folk would be more responsible with pet ownership and de-sex their animals - so many unnecessary births - grrr!) Our IO, when she walked into our yard, swiped me quite deeply, twice across the knuckles...I soon realised, that she had never been patted in her tiny life - sad...but, with feeding her each day, sitting beside her, letting her do how much interaction what suited her...around two weeks later - she strolled into our home in the evening and has not wanted to leave ever since - she chose us to be her family and it is a great feeling