Trust me. My sister and I were innocent. That lady who shoved us into the box because Mom had a fling with Tuffy ( the neighborhood tom), was an idiot.
Yeah, so we aren’t purebred Bengal…we’re part Tuffy the Tabby too! We have…what does Dad call it? We got Hybrid Vigor! Yeah, we’re better! That snotty, snooty lady said we were a burden. I hope she has lots of dirty litter boxes to clean out! Ones with real goopy, and smelly intensity! Yeooooooowwww!
That snot of a breeder sent us to the pound. Luckily, some kind lady sent us on to the shelter in Massachusetts. Dad was our bondsman and sprung us. My sister and I are lucky. We have a Mom, a Dad, and a funny dog brother who is also from the shelter.
Well, Dad has the woodstove lit, and it’s a chilly morning. It’s time to take a nap in front of the fire. Life is Good…when is lunch?
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I love happy endings– especially feline ones. 🙂
Speaking as someone who used to be very involved in CFA, the snooty purebred cat association… A pox on that breeder’s house! There are good breeders of purebred animals and then “not so much” (even worse, the mills). There’s no way in hell one of my girls would have been able to get knocked up by the neighborhood tom, BUT if she had, there’s no way I’d dump the litter onto a pound/animal shelter! Glad your little one got rescued! Such a cutie.
They are lucky you’re the bondsman!
They are very loved.
What a beautiful cat.
He is aware that he is handsome and preens often.
Hi Marcus! I’m a purebred mini-Australian shepherd and my friend and teacher is a purebred Akbash dog! Both of us were tied up places — not at the same time. That’s how Martha found us, after we’d been rescued and brought to the shelter! It doesn’t matter to us if you’re purebred or not. That’s just dumb. However, you ARE a cat and that’s a little problematic, for me, anyway. Your not-quite-pal Teddy Bear T. Dog
That’s OK, mutual respect is a great place to start! And people who tie up or abandon animals are enemies to us all!
Hey! Are you guys unionized yet?
No but we got our human to accept the contract we offered her.
I believe that deep down inside, pets that have been adopted from shelters are truly appreciative of how we, who adopted them, saved them from a depressing life or an early death. Maybe they don’t actually know what we saved them from, but I think they instinctively feel it.
I agree!