Cat profile for Marlowe, a male Breed Unknown/Breed Unknown



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Photo of Marlowe, a male Breed Unknown/Breed Unknown

Home:Madison, WI

Age: 6 Years Sex: Male Weight: 14 lbs.

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Nicknames:
Kit, Kitty Marlowe, The Baby Walrus, Kitster, Sausage Cat, "Little Fatty Stumpy"

Kitty Complexion:

Activeness

sleepy		very active

Intelligence

silly		genius

Curiosity

not curious		very curious

Friendliness

timid		affectionate

Vocal

not vocal		very vocal

Coloration:
Gray and White

Likes:
Spending time with his Daddy and kitty brother Curtis; catnip; Friskies; kneading; milk; being brushed, chin, ear and butt scratches

Pet-Peeves:
Loud noises; crowds; going outside; being chased or picked up when he's sleeping

Favorite Toy:
Tape measure; catnip mouse on bouncy string

Favorite Nap Spot:
On any clothes his parents have laid out to wear

Favorite Food:
Anything

Dwells:
indoors

Arrival Story:
When my first kitty Preston died, my friend Brenna (who has five cats) "loaned" us her Christopher Marlowe on a temporary basis, since he was not coping with a loud new roommate and my husband and I were not coping well with having no kitty around. We became very attached to Kit, who then became "Kitty Marlowe" and finally just "Marlowe" because we liked the sound of it. I think that was Brenna's plan all along, clever friend that she is, and so we adopted Marlowe.

Bio:
Marlowe is a "shoulder cat." This means that he likes to be carried like a baby so he can look over your shoulder. We occasionally call him "the baby walrus" because he has super sleek fur and what appears to be a layer of blubber under said fur. He likes to eat. A lot. He was pretty timid when we first got him, and is still shy around strangers, but is becoming a lap cat as time goes on.

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I've Been On Catster Since:

August 26th 2004