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What an attractive kitty you have there. Yes, there was a Siamese in the mix somewhere in his ancestry. He looks like he is going to be a medium hair kitty. I love the huge ears. :)

Thank you for being so good to him.

I don't think I have ever seen a tabby with a coat pattern like his. He certainly looks like he has Bengal in him, what a gorgeous boy.

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In those last photos he is beginning to open his eyes. He could just be a late bloomer, it happens. He sure is cute.

As spoken before cats and raccoons can co-exist together. So yes it could have been a cat among the raccoons.

He's a Scottish Fold! What a cutie.

You could always try it and bring her back if things didn't work out. One of my first roommates in L.A. brought both of his senior cats from his parent's home in NYC. They settled in just fine.

It seems to me that you are giving him quite a bit of attention and that in turn is rewarding him for bad behavior. Simply walk away and ignore him until he calms down. Somewhere down the line he got into his head that lashing out will get him what he wants. Don't give it to him.

You nailed it-he looks just like that cat.

Buzz is really different looking, very striking. I like his attitude the best, especially in that second shot. :)

I couldn't agree more, raccoons are much bigger than an adult cat. They are very strong animals, very smart too.

I am very sorry to hear about your kitty and that you witnessed her attack. What a horrific thing for you to have seen. Although these attacks will and have happened, they are very rare. It is truly unusual when a group of raccoons hunt and attack a larger animal. Why they have been known to...

Yes, I think you would find evidence, and no I don't think raccoons killed Tux. They may have run him off but I doubt that it went beyond that.

Help your fellow baby possum out. :) I think they are so cute when they are babies, they look like Ferrets.

I agree, usually animals do not want to risk an injury and avoid fights at all cost. That was nice what you did for the tom kitty. By the way, I like your kitty's bright smile. :)

Have you ever thought about switching your feeding times? That's what I did when I was feeding feral/stray cats over at Hood's parking-lot. Normally I fed the cat at nine at night and then it became eight forty-five. Even something as small as 15 minutes threw the raccoons off. I also slightly...

If you work with him then he might be open to other people and get a home that way. He sounds like he doesn't want to stay feral.

No, you are being a loving and concern kitty cat parent.

You have thousands of years of instinct working there with that little guy, just give him a chance. My pleasure.