Showing posts with label cat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cat. Show all posts

Friday, June 15, 2012

Curious George the Cat and The Man in the Farm Hat

 This is George. He was a good little cat and always very curious.

farm cat
George the cat

Today George decided to go exploring. George loved to go exploring. He saw a silage wagon and climbed inside to look around.  George was having fun walking on the soft silage until he heard the man in the farm hat start the tractor to unload the silage. Poor George was scared and wanted to find a way out, but he could not remember how he got into the wagon. 

farm cat

Luckily for George, the man in the farm hat saw the little cat and turned off the tractor. He went to the front of the wagon and called for George. The curious cat was glad to hear the man in the farm hat's voice and quickly came to him.


George climbed into the man in the farm hat's hands and jumped onto the ground. He was glad to be where it was safe. The man in the farm hat was glad George was safe as well and hoped the curious cat would stay out of trouble for at least a little while.




Wednesday, April 11, 2012

No Such Thing As a Cow Cat

Everyone has heard of cow dogs, you know, the dogs that are great at helping farmers and ranchers with their cattle. But why not cow cats? I think I found out why they never caught on.

Fred the cat is excellent at doing lots of things. Well, maybe lots is actually an exaggeration. Fred is great at drinking milk and sleeping. He's going to be exhibit A. 

Obviously Fred is on the left
We were trying to move some cows across the road when Fred came over to see what was going on. He really looked like he was offering to help. I suggested he could guard the road and head off any of the cows that walked around the gate. Dutifully, Fred took his position and appeared ready to do his job. That is until the first cow came toward him when he immediately took off out the way and under the fence. The cow nonchalantly walked on down the road and we had to go get her ourselves.

Cow cat? I think not. We'll just let him do what he does best.