Mancat Monday

Minchie is laying in this huge sun puddle working on his fur tan and whitening up his white furs.

Easy Like Sunday Morning

Laila gets the couch all to herself this East Sunday.

Photo Hunt - Waiting

Today's Photo Hunters theme is waiting.

Remember Peggy Sue, the little kitten our Mom Peggy rescued in the garage a week ago?  Well, here she is waiting at The Buddy Foundation to be adopted.

Mom Peggy went to visit her last night now that she checked out fine with the vet. 

 

In two more weeks she will be available.  Right now she's in a big cage with some other little kittens waiting too so she has lots of little playmates.

The two Peggy's smiling for the camera. 

Something got her attention. 

Look at those green eyes!  Mom Peggy says she must be Irish like her.  MOL! 

Mom Peggy was giving that sweet little head lot of kisses. 

Friday Flashback

Today's Friday Flashback goes back to 9-22-07.

KITTENS JUST WANT TO HAVE FUN

Here I am trying to get big sis's attention so she'll play with me. All she ever does is growl and hiss at me and bop me on my head. I won't quit until I win her over!

Oops! Yes, mom, I'll behave. hehehe!

Thankful Thursday

I am constantly bugging Mom when she's on the computer to pay attention to me and comb me.  So she gets her back scratcher and scratches me all over.  I especially love it on my tummy.

After she is finished she lets me have the scratcher so I can rub my chin and head all over the hand part.  You will note there is a kitty on the other end of the scratcher that looks a little like me.

Wordless Wednesday

Tummy and ToesiesTuesday

Maybe if I lay here on my back long enough, Mom will see I desperately need a combing of my tummy furs.

Mancat Monday

Minchie cleaning up after his evening snack of stinky goodness.

LiveStrong Day

A big thank you to Ann of Zoolatry for this beautiful graphic she made for us for our Livestrong Day post. We are dedicating our post today to Mom Paula (Truffle's mom) and our mom's sister who both were diagnosed with skin cancer this year.



There are not many famblies who that nasty "C" hasn't affected. We honor those who have courageously fought and won and those who have lost their battle. We keep all of these wonderful and brave people in our thoughts and prayers every day


Mr. Cancer, you are evil and we pray a cure can be found soon to deaded you and kick you off the face of the world!

Meet Peggy Sue!

Mom is taking over the blog today to tell about the little kitten she rescued yesterday afternoon.

Her paws and belly were pretty dirty from crawling around the engine of that SUV.  She ate that entire can of stinky goodness Laila and Minchie donated.

 

Peggy Sue giving me a big smile for the camera.

 

 This is her bed in the isolation room they have her in.

This is the little 8 week old kitten I rescued with the help of our maintenance man and a neighbor. She was loose in the underground parking garage of my condo building and ended up inside the engine of a huge SUV. I was getting her all set up in a huge box in the bedroom until I could get ahold of Laila and Minchie's former foster mom, Sue, who runs the cat section of The Buddy Foundation.  She said they'd take her! I got to help give her a bath and got to towel dry her. I named her Peggy Sue. Peggy for me and Sue for Laila and Minchie's foster mom who did the intake on her. She has to stay in an isolation room until she's checked out by the vet next week.  Then I can go back and visit her when she's put in with the general population of kittens and will get more pictures then.  Oh, and she only weighs one pound!

I was so lucky they took her but because I'm a supporter they didn't hesitate.  Whew!  She was not afraid of me and I was quickly bonding with her.  When I was towel crying her she was purring up a storm and at one point was licking my neck.  I miss her so much but they will have no trouble finding her a great forever home.  Sandy, the neighbor who helped me, even offered to pay half of her expenses if I kept her.  She has four big birds so living with her was out of the question.  It's just too crowded here for three kitties.