The Wonkas are doing well. They’ve all been using the litter box because they are BRILLIANT. None of them but Gus are much interested in food versus formula from the bottle at this point. We’ll give it a little more time before we get pushy about making them eat food.
Fred is amazed at how quickly they’ve adjusted to us. Mike will still spit at us, but even he comes over to be petted occasionally. They’re all purring for us, and Gus has turned into such a love bug. This morning I held him like a baby and rubbed his belly for a long, long time.
I bought a cat condo (with a shelf!) at Petsmart ’cause I didn’t think we had enough cat furniture. ::snort::
Something’s got Gus disturbed.
Miss Veruca’s got something to say (and in the background, Gus is all “You tell her!”).
Three of the four (Mike is off to the left, snuggled up under that big stuffed Momma cat).
“What you MEAN ‘no more belly rubs’?!”
“Rub mah belleh, or I will mess you UP with these little needle-sharp claws!”
The True Bloods are living the life, having the run of the house from about 7 am ’til 9 pm, racing around, falling down in a heap of kitten cuteness to snooze the day away, then getting up to do it all again.
They have no complaints (well, except for Hoyt. Who ALWAYS has something to say!).
There are literally six kittens on my desk right now (including our Jake and Elwood), and Lafayette and Terry are in my lap. I just tossed a pen across the room to see if they’d run over to check it out and let me get this entry posted without interference, and they sent an investigator (Bill) to see what it was. He went over, sniffed at it, and then announced “Just a pen, guys, nothing to worry about.” and climbed back up on my desk.
They love to hang out under the couch and smack at each other.
Well, of course. There ARE only 200 cat beds in the house. Why not snuggle up to the boots to sleep, Sookie?
“DID I MENTION I HAS A COMPLAINT?”
Miz Poo says “If I don’t look at him, this is not happening.”
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Previously
2008: No entry.
2007: Look who’s back!
2006: She might have a ways to go in the brain department though – really, what can you expect from a one-month old? – because she’s not quite getting the whole “doorway” concept.
2005: No entry.