Showing posts with label Tasha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tasha. Show all posts

Friday, July 22, 2022

Vicky learns to do magic

Bubbles and Cheena have been moved back into boarding which only has one boarder and Theodore who is getting more charming (and less pongy) every day. Suki was visiting today but she doesn't count (until she does a really stinky poo). It seems that Cheena has a middle ear infection which is most unusual in a cat and is why she holds her head on an angle. She is on long lasting antibiotics. She loves to be stroked, even with a comb. Bubbles is not so keen but warms up if you are persistent.

Bubbles (L) and Cheena

 We have a new pair of cats, who arrived together and were put into the same condo (Dynamo's). They didn't appear to get on very well. One, black fluffy, is upstairs and the other, dark tortie, hides in a grey, square igloo. They are Lily and Shelly. . .. no clues about who is who from the names.


Shelly/Lily

Sammy and Cypher have settled down. They were enthusiastic about chicken. Because they got seconds, I asked Vicky who did the chicken delivery service today, to give Bambi and Thumbelina seconds as well. I am sure that they know exactly who is across the aisle from them and if they get special treatment from the days when they were all in foster care together.

Sammy and Cypher
Zac has been moved into Fern's condo (she has been picked up by her adopters). He was a bit shocked at first but the chicken did its magic.

Zac got seconds
Casper and Suzie missed out on seconds. They will remember!
Casper and Suzie missed on seconds

And here is Catsie's cat Tasha's reaction to her bruised temple:
Horrors!





 

Sunday, March 22, 2020

Renamed

Helen tells me that her niece Lisa, her husband and 2 young children adopted 2 of the ‘F’ kittens last Sunday and have called them Bandit and Chili after the parents of Bluey, a popular animated ABC kids program.

NSW has been shut down. We will continue to care for our cats. But it is a pity that the public cannot come to get a cat or kitten to keep them company in isolation.
Tasha
Catsie's Tasha/Pud will be overjoyed if Catsie stays at home all the time.