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Mr. Boo Radley AKA Boo Boo Monkey pants, is 2 1/2 yrs old. Her loves people, tuna, scrambled eggs, shoelaces and naps.
High on his daily list of priorities is waking his human up at 5:00 AM, just because.
Boo can be found looking out the window, chasing things that only he sees and waiting in the closet to pounce.
His favourite sleeping place is well…anywhere.
Boo was the “runt” of a litter of 7, and immediately won our hearts. Thanks to an unobservant veterinarian, he had a close call when getting his first shots, (he received the wrong ones) and was hospitalized for three long days.
He has since made a full recovery and enriches every day of our lives with his love, head butts, purrs and kisses.
Our cat, Toby, was a feral born whose mother showed up on our porch one dark stormy night. We fed her and she disappeared into the night. I told my boys that she probably had kittens somewhere and couldn’t find enough to eat in the wild. Sure enough, the next morning, she brought her 3 kittens to us and introduced them. She had apparently been dumped out in our rural area. We fed them all and kept them around all the time trying to find homes for them. In the meantime two of the kittens disappeared. We didn’t know if coyotes, owls or hawks got them or what. I worked with the last remaining kitten to socialize him and managed to find a home for mama. It tore my heart out to separate them, but we couldn’t keep both. My son managed to talk his dad into allowing him to keep the kitten and we’ve had him ever since. He’s been a very good conscientious cat altho he is not overly affectionate like a domestic cat. He seems to have an ongoing struggle between his feral side and his domesticated side and I doubt he will ever become a lap cat. I’m just glad we were able to give him a home and that he’s not out there trying to fend for himself. In his own way, I think he loves us, too.
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★Funny cats and kittens with music and sound effects here!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSMApURJwdU