cattie

“Our Daddy-O is a Weegie Norwegian Forest cattie and he has abundant toe folage between the blak jellybean toes ov doom.”

Li’l Pink Jellybean Toes… - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger?

“They were seldom long out of sight of cattie, but no more cows charged—these cattle fled like deer the moment they saw the riders.”

Simon & Schuster: The Lonesome Dove Series

“This mixture is fed to the cattie using a bamboo tube (as shown above) once or twice daily.”

Chapter 11

“P. notes: "The manuscript here wasn't very legible, but I fear that at last the poor polite moosie was eaten up by that hard-hearted cattie.”

Cattie Sits in the Kiln Ring

“But he seemed quite disgusted when I ventured to suggest that a well-conditioned cattie or bullhead, caught in the same waters was better than either.”

Woodcraft

“The chief riches of the inhabitants are their biack - cattie, which thrive well on the coarfe four herbage.”

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