I can't resist black smoke cats, so we saw this pic on the SPCA web site and decided to drop by.
 

 
The poor girl was abandoned outside, locked up in a crate on the side of the road in December. They told us she was shy but the minute I sat down in the room, she jumped in my lap and started purring...
 
And then this guy decided he was coming along. His name is Marshall - and you guys know I'm a Marshall guy. :P His previous owners were moving and couldn't keep him. 
 

 
I've always said (jokingly) I'd end up with 12 cats. Well, that's only 2 more rescues away.

 

(Boy is your topic title misleading!)

Rain, you are mad with cats!
 
Our outdoor cat 'Shadow' died last week at the grand old age of 18, and we need a cat to keep the mice down around the stables and sheds so we got 3 yr old  'Sid' here from the Cats Protection League. He's only got 3 legs (hit by a car) but it doesn't seem to bother him
 

We had a 3 legged cat, it was amazing how little it hampered him. He did have a bit of an attitude, probably due to all the Manx cat jokes.

We are currently down to three cats (from a peak of 5) with a full compliment of 12 legs. Mind you my wife keeps looking at British Shorthairs so the population could grow again.

I always wanted a male cat I could name Marshall.
We just rescued an all white male cat from an abandoned used furniture store with the owners blessing.
 
His name annoyingly enough is Snowball. When I called him Marshall he just looked at me like
"you idiot, I hate you". So fine, he's fixed so he's now, "Noballs". He'll come running to that.
 
We got a cat thread now!

Glyn Barnes
We had a 3 legged cat, it was amazing how little it hampered him. He did have a bit of an attitude, probably due to all the Manx cat jokes.

We are currently down to three cats (from a peak of 5) with a full compliment of 12 legs. Mind you my wife keeps looking at British Shorthairs so the population could grow again.

 
 
Sid is the 2nd 3-legged cat we've had. Our Siamese 'Tik-Tak' lost a front leg after falling out of a tree and catching it on a branch on the way down. She adapted really well though, and could catch birds, moles, mice, toads.. Great character, I still miss her.
 

Someday I will again be back in a living establishment where I can have a pet or two.  My plan had always been to have a couple of cats (NOT one - I want them to have a buddy when I'm not around).  But, after renting a room from my friend who owns that Boston Terrier (now my little buddy), I'd have to seriously consider either a couple of those or maybe one of each - IF they could get along with each other.

jamesg1213
Rain, you are mad with cats!
 
Our outdoor cat 'Shadow' died last week at the grand old age of 18, and we need a cat to keep the mice down around the stables and sheds so we got 3 yr old  'Sid' here from the Cats Protection League. He's only got 3 legs (hit by a car) but it doesn't seem to bother him
 

Look at those eyes!
 
Well Sid, meet Syd.

 
When we decided not to have kids, we thought we might as well rescue a few more cats.
 
People think that 10 cats is a lot, but I look at people with ONE kid and I feel that that is a lot. :P

Now you have enough to pull a sled, or at least a skateboard.