Its a cat for gawds sakes.

[Davey Jones]

I only have mine vaccinated in case they have to go into a cattery....so far, they haven't!

Ive never heard of that word "cattery" so you made me look it up.

A cattery is where cats are commercially housed. Catteries come in two varieties -
boarding catteries and breeding catteries.

 

[Vivjen]

Sorry Davey!
Normanlly, when I go away, a neighbour comes in to feed them; but one never knows.....
without up-to-date shots, no boarding place will take them; although we don't need rabies.
mine go out of doors too; they may have half a brain-cell each, but can push their noses through a cat-flap..

 

[Davey Jones]

; they may have half a brain-cell each, but can push their noses through a cat-flap..

Cause thats where the food is (g)

 

[SifuPhil]

Ive never heard of that word "cattery" so you made me look it up.

A cattery is where cats are commercially housed. Catteries come in two varieties -
boarding catteries and breeding catteries.

There are also some that offer 24-hour service.

They're called Eveready Catteries.

 

[MrJim]

There's an area in NYC called "Cattery Park".

 

[Davey Jones]

There are also some that offer 24-hour service.

They're called Eveready Catteries.

And to think I thought Cattery was a religion:
Many years ago lived in mystic Tibet monks, who followed a religion called Kittah, worshipped a god named Song-Hyo and the Goddess with beautiful sapphire eyes called Tsun Kyan-Kse. At the foot of Tibet they built a wonderful temple Lao-Tsun, in the temple they have build a shrine dedicated to their beloved Tsun Kyan-Kse. Also one hundred pure white cats lived in the temple with those monks. The cats were very important for the Kittah religion. Monks believed that their souls are that pure that it cannot leave this world and so the Goddess when a monk dies gives his soul the form of a holy white cat.

 

[SifuPhil]

And to think I thought Cattery was a religion:
Many years ago lived in mystic Tibet monks, who followed a religion called Kittah, worshipped a god named Song-Hyo and the Goddess with beautiful sapphire eyes called Tsun Kyan-Kse. At the foot of Tibet they built a wonderful temple Lao-Tsun, in the temple they have build a shrine dedicated to their beloved Tsun Kyan-Kse. Also one hundred pure white cats lived in the temple with those monks. The cats were very important for the Kittah religion. Monks believed that their souls are that pure that it cannot leave this world and so the Goddess when a monk dies gives his soul the form of a holy white cat.