Posted by Richard from SE AZ on September 14, 2008 at 20:27:13 from (209.203.84.163):
In Reply to: Blind animals posted by john in la on September 14, 2008 at 19:44:20:
I live in SE AZ and we have a bunch of ferel cats living with us. One of them is a long sleek white cat that , if it is not blind, does'nt see well. my wife feeds them and they keep the rabbits, gophers and mice down pretty well. I suspect that this cat does'nt see well because on ocassion it will be out moving around and I have gotten close. It will hear me and look in my direction but does't look directly at me, but in my general direction. It sniffs alot at things , more so than the others. When it feeds at the food bowl it will get a mouthfull and drop it on the porch ,sniff out and eat what it drops and when it can't sniff any more on the floor it will do it again. It seems to do well so I am under orders to leave it and the rest of them alone.
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