I am always looking forward to updates from my previous foster kitties' adopters. I love to see that each of my little fur balls have grown up to be majestic, beautiful cats. Here are a few updates:
SLATE (now Radagasts):
 |
| Slate (Batch #4) as a kitten |
 |
| Re-named "Radagasts" |
Adopter's Update:
A bit about her since she's grown up.
- She loves belly rubs, being kissed on
the head and cuddles.
- She watches you when you take a bath and gets upset if
you put your head under the water because she thinks you're drowning so she
will paw your face until you come up for air.
- She loves watching the electric
kettle boil.
- She sleeps in our arms at night and when we're on the couch.
- She
loves her big brother Tali and they spend most their time together.
- She has
learned that the peddle on the sewing machine makes the needle move so
sometimes she likes to sit and push on it and make the sewing machine work (its
very amusing).
- Both Slate (Radagasts) and Tali are friendly to visitors.
- She
loves rubber bouncy balls and has a bin of them, the light up ones are her
favourite.
- When Radagasts wants to play she drags her feather stick across the floor and
drops it on your lap, even if its 3am.
- She is the boss of our boy cat Tali and
he always let's her eat first.
- She loves her cat house.
- She likes us to carry
her around the house in a fabric grocery bag and she meows and sits in the bag
until you pick it up.
- She is very smart and understands a lot of vocal commands
and always comes when called, sits and understands 'drop it' as she is a thief
of our friends personal belongings.
- She has figured out how to partially lift
the toilet seat and likes to slip my hair ties in the cracks of the toilet
seat, so we are frequently fishing them out of the toilet.
- She has a toilet
paper fetish and will grab one end and unroll it as she walks around the house.
All in all, she is the most intelligent cat I've known and she constantly
surprises us with new tricks.
***
PENEE (now Willow):
 |
| Penee (Batch #5) as a kitten |
 |
| Willow and her Starbucks |
 |
| Willow is leash trained! |
 |
| Getting a bird`s eye view |
 |
| A much loved cat |
Adopter`s Update:
Willow
has completely won our heats and has taken full control.
She's very smart, and SUPER nosy!
She investigates everything, and loves sitting in the window spying on our
neighbours.
It took a while (and lots of treats and playing) but she wears her
halter with no problems, and is still learning that the leash will tangle up
when she cris-crosses around chair legs, but she loves stretching out in the
sun on the deck.
She's also very good on car rides now!
***
Still named PEAKABOO
Peakaboo came to me as a mother cat with her two 10-month old kittens. The adopter who took Peakaboo home initially wanted a kitten, but ended up with Mommy instead!
 |
| Peakaboo (Batch #3) always posed pretty for the camera for me |
 |
| Waiting patiently for her new mommy to serve her dinner |
 |
| Comfy bed |
 |
| What do you see there? |
 |
| Relaxed |
Adopter`s Update:
No matter how much I feed her,
Peekaboo won't gain any weight.
Sometimes I look at her and she totally just
looks like a kitten.
Her face is so small and her whole frame is pretty petite.
I guess that's what happens when you have kittens when you're still a kitten!
She still plays like a kitten too, which is nice. And she tolerates me trimming
her nails. Whew!
Vancouver Orphan Kitten Rescue Association
