nanner

When I got Sid from a shelter in November he was about 6 months. He was so
interesting I tried to figure out if he was a pure breed of some sort. He is
entirely black, very long, very long tail...I decided he could be a Bombay.

Then I decided he was a plain old black cat (the best one ever of course)
But all the other black cats I meet have short legs, short tails and a
chubby face.

Someone just stopped by, i'd never met them before and they asked me about
Sid because she said she just lost a cat that looked just like him. (oh
brother - i hope they weren't weirdos who would come back and take him! he's
an indoor cat though!) Then she asked if he is a Bombay (hers was a Bombay).
I said "Well, he LOOKS like a Bombay" He also fits the personallity traits I
read.

So, I guess it doesn't matter but it's interesting. I wish I'd gone a day
sooner and adopted his brother as well, my Sid is the nicest, mellowinst,
loving, patient, tolerant cat ever!

sandra

Glad to hear you love your cat. As you say, the rest doesn't matter.

--
Sandra

nanner

it really doesn't but I am just the type of person that likes to research
things and learn about everything so of course I would love to have real
info about this mysterious little family member.

nanner

follow up:

got this email today:
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JoAnna,
***************. By the way, we are almost certain your cat is a Bombay and
he certainly acts like one!
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i just find it interesting to know anything or something about my cat

shadow walker

Post some pics of your baby.

Shadow Walker