Shelter Catstravaganza!

Shelter Catstravaganza!

I am so sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing this with me.

Me and a *whole lot* of fellow volunteers, many of whom donate far more time than I do.  :)

Shelter Cat Update!

I haven’t had a haircut since March, so I guess that stuff in the back could be called a mullet. I prefer to call it “wavy curls.”

You had me at “garlic”.

Shelter Catstravaganza!

Wow. Just...wow. Thank you so very, very much for taking the time to express your thoughts so eloquently. That I made such a significant change in your way of thinking warms my heart.

Bruce does not approve.  ;)

I haven’t paid attention to the coloring trends, but kittens definitely go fastest. That’s why I don’t spend as much time with them as I do the older, less social cats. It took Erle Stanley (remember him, folks?) a full *year* before he would come out of his bed for me when I entered the room. And he got snapped up…

BTW, here’s the scene where I got to do Beaker (and Bunsen!). It’s at 1:22:45. I even got to do the patented Beaker double-take!

I make a point of friending the mama before I approach the kittens. It’s good diplomacy, dontcha know.

Shelter Cat Update!

I’m not sure about Max, though I’d lean toward hard living. With Leo, it’s part breeding, part hard living.

Well, quarantine has negated all visits except for clean-and-feeding, so I think they’re all a little starved for attention. Though I *do* give excellent butt scritch.

Shelter Catstravaganza!

Shelter Catstravaganza!

Jealous! (and also happy for you!)

Honestly, it was the best part of my week! Other cats have shared the room with Tiger and Griffin, but their dominant personalities kept T & G cowering in their bed. That Griffin is not only out of the bed but interacting in this fashion without hissing is wonderful.