Dear George,
I’m Lucky - the cat! I’m a little tiny kitten that only a month ago was homeless and full of any parasite possible! I was abandoned on the streets of one small town in Europe.
Since I was “saved” by my mom I learned a lot!
First, I learn to read your blog for useful information and see what other cats do
Second, I learn that my mom lost not long ago her beloved cat for over 20 years and was heartbroken and not ready for another cat yet!
Third, I learn that with sincere purrs and ….hope …any of us, abandoned cats, have a chance! Look at my pictures and tell me if I’m not lucky!
Love & hugs to all cats
Lucky
Dear Lucky,
I was lucky too. I was born to a feral cat but Cats Protection rescued me and brought me to be a pet. That way I could fit into the home life of a different species, Homo sapiens (so called). Which is how I adopted Celia. The life of a feral cat is nasty, brutish and short - most kittens don't survive even to reproduce. Compared with that, life with humans is a cushy number even if humans are only dumb animals (can't mew, can't purr and don't know how to do body language).
Remember you are the one doing your human the favour. You have condescended to live with her. She may have rescued you but you can overdo the gratitude. You are giving her all the pleasures of living with you - the sight of your grace and beauty, the softness of your fur (poor soul, she's only got a pathetic substitute for fur which is clothes), and the inestimable pleasure of your purring (she just can't). She's the one who should be grateful.
Yes, there are good and loving humans. Some of us feel that humans are our best friends. We can talk to them about anything and they can'ttalk back - just meaningless vocalisations. They like having a superior species in the household and they enjoyknowing their place, well below the alpha cat.
So love her but remember CATS RULE.
Love
George
What a sweet baby! How could anyone not rescue this baby?
ReplyDeleteI think it's a case of luck for all concerned. For Lucky to be rescued from a horrible and probably short, miserable life. Lucky for her new Mum because little Lucky will help mend her heart after losing her elderly cat.
ReplyDeleteLucky you are adorable and look very comfy there. My ape is making "squeeeee" noises because have such lovely pink, jelly bean paw pads.
Whicky Wuudler
Lucky, who would resist your charms!
ReplyDeleteYou are so cute!
Love
Fluffy & Cayenne
You are so young and sweet! Just make sure you wrap your human around your little paws (if you didn't do it already)!
ReplyDeleteYou rule! - remember this!
Sebastian
High Five! You got it right!
ReplyDeleteYou must be a very young but talented little fellow!
Frederico
I never understood how can humans abandon or kick out such nice creatures like us! Even more so.....such a young one, like you!
ReplyDeleteLucky, you look very, very cute and spoiled!
Love
Shumba
No wonder that your humans (or was it Whicky Wuudler's "apes" ? )are making that "squeeeee" noises! YOU ARE SO CUTE....one feels like squeezing you :-)
ReplyDeleteMinnie
Didn't read the blog in a while...but all interesting stuff!
ReplyDeleteLucky, you are adorable! I don't know where in Europe you are .....but I would "adopt" you instantly! So beautiful and sweet.
Love
Thea