We can't tell them apart until we see their faces. One has a spot on her chin and the other has it on the side of her face. If you look closely, you can see the dark spot under the chin of the one on the right... that's Little Sister.
Judy, I always envied you that you are so lucky to live with people around you, that tolerate all your feral cats. I am heartbroken since my last feral cat is missing since last Sunday. I know someone trapped her.... I wished I could have taken her inside, but I already have five rescued cats living in a rented house.
Kathrin, I'm so sorry; I would be heartbroken too. I really am lucky; when the house next door was for sale I was so worried about who would move in, but they like the cats, and the neighbors on the other side are both "cat ladies".
they really do look alike :)
ReplyDeleteWe can't tell them apart until we see their faces. One has a spot on her chin and the other has it on the side of her face. If you look closely, you can see the dark spot under the chin of the one on the right... that's Little Sister.
ReplyDeleteJudy, I always envied you that you are so lucky to live with people around you, that tolerate all your feral cats. I am heartbroken since my last feral cat is missing since last Sunday. I know someone trapped her.... I wished I could have taken her inside, but I already have five rescued cats living in a rented house.
ReplyDeleteKathrin, I'm so sorry; I would be heartbroken too. I really am lucky; when the house next door was for sale I was so worried about who would move in, but they like the cats, and the neighbors on the other side are both "cat ladies".
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