Random...Barnyard Edition

I've grown out of being a cat person as I've gotten older, and rarely know how many we have or when there's strays showing up or missing. In the country, it's normal...some cats you have on purpose, others have wandered from far and wide. Either way, the mice don't take up residency. :D Recently we've expanded our Hill Farm Cat Exibit with some that I've actually enjoyed having...

Storky Woods

Steven found this guy in the woods behind Stork's Mower Shop, hence his name. He's onery, lovable and has the aerobatics of a squirrel. One moment he's cute at your feet, next he's hugging your face.

Jane

Siamese, full bred or part, usually aren't very friendly. But this lady showed up at Church one day, seemingly lost and skinny. We broke a Hill Cat Rule though: we normally only take males for population control. Can you say soon to be Cat City? But she's a sweetheart...and fun to call in a British accent. Tullius Cicero "Troy"

He wandered into my Uncle and Aunt's yard and they added him to the barnyard. He's a baby, so he cuddles and sleeps ALOT. My cousin Rachel gave him a nice, historically Roman name...but Jaelyn couldn't remember it and followed suit, thanks to High School Musical.