Essex Lion Revealed

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/essex-lion-revealed-the-ginger-cat-1283131

When I saw the original post on the loose lion....I thought it would be a lionhead bunny! Or perhaps a lionhead cross. I won't Sparky name Sparky names. Sparky

this had me in stitches

at least this time it wasn't a stuffed toy
they really must stop essexonians drinkink anything but spring water

This cracked me up!

It is so frustrating when they have these sorts of 'sightings'. I think there is undoubtedly wild big cats living in this country. I am sure I saw a puma in Norfolk about 15 years ago. Unlike these sorts of sightings it was actually quite close so I could see it's size - definitely not a moggie. And no I did not report it. It was in fairly open countryside and I am sure it was surviving without causing much in the way of real damage. Even in areas of the world where big cats are prolific they are often not easy to see s why would we be able to find the escapees in this country?

fiver wrote:
at least this time it wasn't a stuffed toy
they really must stop essexonians drinkink anything but spring water

I did wonder Rob if they had been on the old trammies

Poor Maine Coone, I love them I think they are gorgeous would love to have one

Tuckerbunnies wrote:

fiver wrote:
at least this time it wasn't a stuffed toy
they really must stop essexonians drinkink anything but spring water

I did wonder Rob if they had been on the old trammies

When I first read this I thought it was a lionhead bunny too Gentl love.

Hugs

JO xx

gentl wrote:

When I saw the original post on the loose lion....I thought it would be a lionhead bunny! Or perhaps a lionhead cross. I won't Sparky name Sparky names. Sparky

I can assure you it wasn't Sparky. Because of the recent humid weather she's been a bit snotty so any plans for mischief have had to be put on the back paw for now. She has had regular dates in the spaceship with David Bowie and Major Tom though