Our beautiful community cats

I feel happy that our community cats are healthy and safe. The encounter with the poor cat yesterday kind of makes me feel a bit sad but I think it was for the best that I called SPCA to pick it up.

They say eyes are like the windows to our souls. I always like to look at the cats in their eyes. Look at Bush. He is the youngest of the lot and is still very playful and wild at times. Bush likes to jump on the stone chair to check out the cat food bag. Here it seems like he was growling at the bag :)

In the past, Fat Cat would be freaked out when I started taking photos of him. This morning, I was surprised that he didn't flee from my camera . Fat Cat looking up at me while eating his breakfast.

White Neck likes to rub his head against our legs and he likes me to give him head and neck messages too. He's very affectionate. Like Bush, after sterilisation and with time, he seems to mellow a bit. Another reason could be that he sees us everyday and knows that we don't harm him and always feed and sayang him. There are some of his napping poses:


Shadow can be quite elusive. She would appear to eat a few times and retreat to somewhere where we can see her but not like the other cats who would eat and hang around the shelter with us and let us pat them. However, whenever we leave the park, she would try to follow us for a short distance.

Some group photos of the cats:

Bush and White Neck just lying around

Fat Cat resting in the bush and Bush staring up Fat Cat's favorite scratching post.

Whenever we left the shelter of the park, Fat Cat would also make his leave and hang around a block near the park and go hiding in the bushes or under a car in the carpark behind the block .

Noisy who lives around the carpark near our block as usual will meow very loudly when he sees or hears us approaching. After eating her food, she would sometimes linger for a short while or go hiding under a car.