Looks a little overheated. Chasing those furr babies is tuf.

use that picture and post a lost kitty flyer around the area, just say reward offered and sit back.

You have got to put that on Network Neighborhood. This will blow up that ridiculous site as a "widdle fur baby" Alert.

The person that sent it to me also put it up on the neighborhood network (according to my wife) I’ve never logged into the neighborhood network.

Nice kitty.

That's a healthy one.

Here’s one that my neighbor 3 houses down caught on his security camera.....

My coworker is trying to trap one that has been coming at night and eating his chickens. He's going to call me if he traps it to come get. I'm going to let it go in my driveway.

We had red foxes for years and years. Litters of little ones each year, but I guess they moved further back into the woods.

Haven't seen one in awhile.

We have a guy that's feeds grey foxes in one of our warehouses at I20 and Matlock in Arlington. He's eating some powdered donuts.

We have bobcats and coyotes in our city too. The crazy cat ladies that feed the feral cats guarantee a fat, slow moving buffet selection to keep the predators hanging around. I found a half of a cat in our street last month. Just the back half. It was claimed and carried off later.

Ok, so I just saw it with my own eyes while walking the dogs
Its cute and I’m enjoying the squirrel and rabbit population control

Hope the dogs are safe in your yard.

Both golden doodles were leashed on the walk. Our younger dog (70lbs of muscle) , which the neighborhood has nicknamed “killer” ran and lept as close as he could to the feline enemy and growled and barked with blood curdling ferocity. Our older dog (35lbs of laziness) just walked along like slow poke Rodriguez as if it was no big deal.

The irony is that the older, slower dog is the real brave one.

wait until everyone figures out the gator population.