Cats, cats, cats

Oh. My. God! Sooooo Cute!!!

He is certainly adorable. I think the energy level drops at about 3 years. We get adopters in looking for a 2nd cat because they're going crazy with the 1 year old who still wants to play non stop.

Mommyof2 you made me spit my coffee at the computer screen this morning!

Kathindc that is one beautiful kitten! And he does look chock full of personality based on that photo

Meow13 I don't know how you do it mine wouldn't cooperate with a bath!

👍🏻 Yeah for the kitty.

LOL spookiesmom!!! Thanks for the huge belly laugh this morning!

Hi All,

My Survivor Kitty, Whitey, is back in her own private bedroom recuperating once again.

This time it is just from 3 teeth being extracted. Her breathing was not good the first night but she is much better 2 days later. I did not think she would make it through the first night. Vet said her epiglottis is "strange" and enlarged. At first he thought it was a TUMOR!!!!! He scoped everything and is confident it is not a tumor, just her unusual normal.

Even her tiny little sweet face was swollen. Swelling is going down.

I sure love this kitty. She has been through so much and she keeps hanging in there. I continue to learn from her how to do this surviving thing...

Gumdoctor

Gumdoctor thanks for the update on Whitey! She sure is a special little kitty and so very lucky to have you. Glad she is feeling better after the teeth removal.

In memoriam. RIP Grumpy, you always made me smile.

Funny

lol

haha that is so true

To those following Whitey's story, thank you for your genuine interest and concern.

Her beautiful sweet face is back to normal, no more swelling. She is eating wet and dry food as if she had zero teeth taken out, unphased. The only residual issue is occasional dry heaves; these seem to be much less than after her procedure.

I took her out of her "private princess bedroom suite" and drove her 3 hrs to her inside/outside living arrangement with her other mom. While she is very content when with me, she seems happier with her other mom and her other kitty friends. The other owner is making no visible steps towards moving...but Whitey the Survivor Kitty is thriving in spite of her circumstances.

She is one of my Survivor Role Models

Gumdoctor

I just wanted to post this picture of Maxine. She is one of my 'clients' as I'm a catsitter. I love going to her house and staying with her...starting my 5th year taking care of her. She was so happy to see me...she started meowiing but it was really like 'talking'. Have any of you experienced this?