No Box Too Small
Posted: September 20, 2011 Filed under: black cats, cat photographs, cats, daily photo, jelly bean | Tags: black cats, cat photographs, cat photos, cats, feline photographs, pet photography, pets, photography, the creative cat 10 Comments
Mewsette and Jelly Bean in the endless black cat loop.
Mewsette and Jelly Bean curl in an endless circle of black cat.
If you look really closely in the lower right under Jelly Bean’s shoulder, you’ll see a tiny little bit of a small flat box. This is all it takes for one or more kitties to curl up in a spot on the floor.
I wondered why this spot was chosen for communal bathing and napping, considering it’s right in the narrow spot between cabinet and shelves in the kitchen where I either go out the back door or down the basement steps. It wasn’t sunny and warm, there was no warm spot there, I could find no reason for this until JB curled a little closer to Mewsette and realized it was the little flat box left over from a half-case of 3 oz. cat food cans, sized something like 10″ x 12″ x 1″ deep. Not either one of them alone would fit there, but that’s nothing to worry about.
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My First “Less Adoptable” Kitty
Posted: September 20, 2011 Filed under: adopting a cat, animal artwork, awakening, cat artwork, cat photographs, cats, feline artwork, garden cats, garden sprites, my household of felines, sally, senior cats | Tags: deaf cat, less adoptable pet, sally the cat, turkish angora, white cat 13 Comments
Sally
This is one of those “happily ever after” stories we promised you yesterday. We never knew Sally because she lived with our mom before the world began when we were born. But Cookie and Kelly remember Sally—that’s how long ago it was! We can’t imagine a kitty who was ALL WHITE because we are ALL BLACK, but even our Mimi mom understands that often cats with all white fur can’t hear and for some reason her original person didn’t want her. But from hearing how Sally ran around just for fun and found the bestest, warmest places to sleep, we know we wouldn’t care what color her fur was or what she couldn’t do!~The Fantastic Four
In this week devoted to “less adoptable pets” I have a story of a deaf kitty who shared my life for 14 years, and she was such a joy to know. One would hardly have known the difference between her and a hearing cat, nor cared! I certainly forgot.
The Creative Cat 