"She needs her fur more than you do."
Friday, February 14, 2003
Purrsonalities: Our True Cats
Wooster is now about 16-years-old. His favorite toy is the little pink pillow, bringing it into the hallway or our bedroom, caterwauling and singing it's praises and batting it around.
In Memoriam: 1993 + April 14, 1999 + February 3, 2008
Percy started sharing a roof with us in 1999 at five years old. We adopted him from the Connecticut Humane Society along with Wooster and Puffin. Like older men, he has some health problems: arthritis, high blood pressure, slightly enlarged heart. Unlike most seniors, he doesn't talk about it all the time. He's very proud of himself, squeaking the whole way as he marches to the other side of the bed to climb up the three tiers of containers to sleep on the bed. He's still talking when he reaches the pillows. Yes, Percy, what a smart and wonderful cat you are!
With his buddy Ccino: April 14, 1999 + May 10, 2012
Teeny tiny Puffin was a kitten when he joined us. The doctor said he needed to put on a little weight and he hasn't looked back since. Since being diagnosed with diabetes, we've had to severely restrict his crunchies. He's off insulin now, but he still screams really loud for crunchies. He seems to be alpha cat now and keeps out newest, Josie, in line if she barks or chases a cat (Wooster).
With his buddy Puffin: May 1, 1996 + April 2000 + May 15, 2012
Josie joined us a year ago after a friend couldn't keep her any more, so we went to the SD Humane Society to rescue her. We and the kitties have known Josie for her 7 years, so it should be an easy transition. She likes to play laser pointer at lunch and sometimes Wooster takes turns, she down the hallway and he in the kitchen.
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