Lawlipop
August 22nd, 2017, 02:05 AM
Toffee resides in an average sized, but cozy looking twoleg (https://i.pinimg.com/736x/8b/0d/df/8b0ddfbfad03a3aa25708c0349439af2--exterior-lighting-traditional-exterior.jpg) nest that has neighboring nests. She isn't at the edge of the Thunderpath that seperates the kittypets' safe and serene world from dangerously free world of the forest cat, but she was close enough for it to have some of these wild cats to be encountered nearby. Her garden (http://www.matthewtree.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/berriedale-avenue-garden-after2.jpg), filled with different types of vegetation is fenced that isn't too difficult to jump over or squeeze under if one is fit enough. Her garden has many ways to get in and out and has a kitty door that is a mere that can allow in anything that fits the entrance.
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mompaws
A good day for Toffee was a day where she can lay on the flat, short grass in her garden and sunbath in the light's rays, purrs rippling through her body in pleasure as she feels the daylight kisses her fur. Rolling over onto her stomach, she continues to lay down as she holds up a paw and begins to lick it gently to prevent additional pain to her paws in which she is already feeling, her face twisting as sharp pains pick her like someone stabbing her with a sharp object. Probably what those cutters did to me while I was asleep she thought scornfully. Some other house cats could come to her and say she should be grateful her housefolk never took away her chance to be a mother, but what she got instead seemed much worse than not being given the chance to brood. She never really thought much about finding a mate and having kits, despite having the ability to. Not many kittypets she knew that she knew she'd have a bit of interest in him and her other option was to find a wild mate, which made her face twist in disapproval at the thought. Wild cats, she hated and fear them at the same time. They arrive in your gardens like they own it, bringing along their ticks and fleas hitching a ride on their furs and flexed around their sharp claws that could mince a mouse in a heartbeat. Wild cats were not only to be seen as pests and a menace to the cat community, but also as something dangerous you do not want to cross paths with.
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mompaws
A good day for Toffee was a day where she can lay on the flat, short grass in her garden and sunbath in the light's rays, purrs rippling through her body in pleasure as she feels the daylight kisses her fur. Rolling over onto her stomach, she continues to lay down as she holds up a paw and begins to lick it gently to prevent additional pain to her paws in which she is already feeling, her face twisting as sharp pains pick her like someone stabbing her with a sharp object. Probably what those cutters did to me while I was asleep she thought scornfully. Some other house cats could come to her and say she should be grateful her housefolk never took away her chance to be a mother, but what she got instead seemed much worse than not being given the chance to brood. She never really thought much about finding a mate and having kits, despite having the ability to. Not many kittypets she knew that she knew she'd have a bit of interest in him and her other option was to find a wild mate, which made her face twist in disapproval at the thought. Wild cats, she hated and fear them at the same time. They arrive in your gardens like they own it, bringing along their ticks and fleas hitching a ride on their furs and flexed around their sharp claws that could mince a mouse in a heartbeat. Wild cats were not only to be seen as pests and a menace to the cat community, but also as something dangerous you do not want to cross paths with.