falcon on the dogbed
yes, that’s way more bed than this tiny cat needs. but he doesn’t seem to mind.
where does this leave the dog? read more to find out.
thankfully the dog doesn’t mind. she loves her brother, even though he’s a goof.
more falcon
more falcon. this time, sleeping next to me on the couch. he looks happy. i tend to give off a lot of heat.
picture of falcon sleeping
btw… he passed his audition.
falcon
so, as most people who know me would be aware, we foster kittens. we’ve had probably close to 200 foster kittens through our home. we volunteer for a non-profit, no-kill animal shelter in arlington, wa called Purrfect Pals.
we recently fostered a group of 8 kittens. carrie got to name them — and what she came up with quickly were naming the boys after fords, and the girls after chevrolets.
one of the boys, pictured here, is “falcon.” falcon is currently … “auditioning.” we think he may make a good addition to our home. (how far he is through the “auditioning” process depends on who you ask, and how cheeky i’m acting when i reply.)
so far, we’ve only kept 2 cats out of hundreds: teddy and nora.
teddy
teddy is a siamese mix, and he’s our biggest cat. we fostered his group, and it turns out we couldn’t stand to part with him. teddy is one of 2 cats we’ve kept from fostering (out of more than 150 so far…)
picture of teddy on the bed, with kelly in the background
picture of teddy in a cardboard box. he loves boxes
kelly
kelly is our oldest kitty; we adopted him when we still lived in massachusetts.
picture of kelly sleeping in the laundry… he looks warm
picture of kelly sleeping on his catnip mat
nora
nora is our kitten, and she’s a handful. she was one of our fosters, who we adopted on January 4th, 2005.
picture of nora sleeping on the couch
picture of nora sleeping with her siblings in the bathroom sink, when she was a foster
(yes, we give them a bed, on the floor. but they always choose to sleep in the sink.)
picture of nora sleeping on the bed
picture of nora attacking the scratching post
abe update
an update on abe.
i know i haven’t posted since june 27th.at that time, he weighed 8 ounces…
this is abe now — August 10th.
he now weighs 1lb 12oz. when he gets to 2 pounds, he’ll be big enough to get fixed, and then after he recovers — he can go in to be adopted!