OUR KITTEN GUESTS - Page #6

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From Rozz : This is my son, Greg and our cat Magee. Last year Greg moved into his own home by a lake. Before he moved, Magee was constantly with him when ever he was in the house....... Recently, Greg came for dinner (straight from work), and after dinner fell asleep in the chair. Magee spent about 20 minutes trying to wake him up so he could play.... Finally he just gave up and joined Greg snoozing...... But, he wasn't going to miss even one minute of being with Greg and Greg was certainly not leaving til Magee had his play time!!!!!!!

And Mauchau.........This is a house of cats, and these are only 2 out of the 5 I have in the house... 2 females temporary, and my 3 males....

From Theresa: My boyfriend, Greg, and I picked him up at the SPCA on May 22nd, 1999 (he's Greg's). He was brought to the SPCA just a few days after his birth. We know very little about him and it sounds as if he was abandoned by his mother outside in a barn. When we got him, he was about 4-5 weeks old. He has been a wonderful kitten!! He's used the litter box from day 1! We had to show him that he didn't need to sleep there also - I think it was conditioning from being in a cage so long. He has lots of toys and loves to play and run! It's very entertaining until he takes a bite of a toe or finger. He's sometimes a little devil and jumps onto a dining room chair and then onto the table - you can see him trying to look at the contents of what's on the table (since it's glass), and then trying to get up to 'investigate'. He can be very affectionate too! He's the greatest and we love him to death!!

From Tracey : I have never had kittens, but that has all changed now. A few weeks ago we agreed to foster 3 kittens that were left on the doorstep of our veterinarian. It has been a FUN challenge. They are all 3 identical except for their left rear leg. One has a stripe, one a spot, and one is bare. Hence we call them Spot, Not, & Stripe. The different mark helped us to know who had been bottle-fed and who had not. They are all weaned now, and one of them has already found a wonderful home. There are several prospects for the 2 left with us still. We will miss them terribly when they go, but we could never forget the entertainment and affection they have given us while here.