Cat profile for Q-Ball The "Q", a male American Shorthair



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Photo of Q-Ball The "Q", a male American Shorthair

Home:Puslinch, Largo, Ontario, Fl., FL

Sex: Male Weight: 21 lbs.

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Nicknames:
Wildboy, Cujo, MadCat, Old Sweetie, Marsha's Man

Quick Bio:

-mixed breed

Likes:
He just Loved belly rubs from his human Dad. Used to lay on his back in one of your arms, and then we'd tickle his hind toes. He pretended he hated it, but kept coming back for more. He liked our Florida Vet. and his assistants.

Pet-Peeves:
No teasing allowed, hated almost anyone except his human Dad, and his girl Marsha.

Favorite Toy:
Chasing cat treats, and chasing hands and feet under the blanket

Favorite Nap Spot:
In front of the fireplace in cool weather, bathtub when it was hot

Favorite Food:
Almost anything, loved hard food.

Skills:
Just being "Q" was skill enough. He could however knock at a door with his front feet loud enough to make you think there was a person there. When he was younger and able to jump up on the bathroom counter, he learned how to turn the light off and on!

Dwells:
indoors

Arrival Story:
Came to our door up north in the dead of winter. We started by giving him food outside, but after a few days and it was getting even colder we brought him into the enclosed front deck and put on a small electric heater for him. We thought he was going to lose part of one ear to frost bite but it was fine.

Bio:
Once we let him inside he literally flattened wee Marsha to the floor, all of her 4 legs went straight out sideways. He was put back out in the front deck! Gradually he tamed down, mainly due to Marsha who despite being 1/3 his size took no guff from him; she put him in his place many times. Poor old guy died of heart failure just this past June, after fighting a battle with feline diabetes. He is missed so much by the wee Marsha and us as well.

The Groups I'm In:
Febreze� Pet Odor Eliminator�, Pure White Kitty Club

I've Been On Catster Since:

August 17th 2004