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Coloration: Gray Tabby
Likes: Being loved, his new siblings, FOOD! The hand-me-down toys
Pet-Peeves: Doesn't seem to have any - he has a very sunny personality
Favorite Toy: Furry balls and mice, scrunchy balls, his siblings
Favorite Nap Spot: Most recently on the rocking chair - he likes to make it rock!
Favorite Food: ANYTHING and EVERYTHING
Skills: Clyde can play "Fetch" better than any dog I've known - and he taught himself! He fetches, then drops the ball and sits on request. He's a star!
Dwells:
indoors
Arrival Story: Clyde and his sister Bonnie were rescued by our neighbors from the middle of a busy road. They brought them into their garden, and from there they crossed the property into ours. There they were at the garden gate one morning. Who could resist? End of story!
Bio: Bonnie went missing on Saturday June 20, 2008, before Clyde came to live with us. At the time we believed she was picked up by someone walking by the neighbors garden, who saw her and (like us) couldn't resist taking her home. A few days later, Clyde came indoors to live with us. From that point on, there's been good food, furry big brothers and sisters, and a whole lot of love.
***UPDATE*** 9-4-08: Bonnie has been found!!!
Our dad was out last night whistling for Katrina, and suddenly this little tabby girl came bounding up to him out of nowhere!!! Dad picked her up and brought her to show mum, and sure enough they both recognized Bonnie - a little older and bigger but the same pretty face that used to peek through the garden gate!
She was wearing a pretty collar with a bell but no tag, and dad thinks she came from the garden/house across the street. And all the times they looked for her there, mol!
Somecat once said that maybe we would just bump into her one day walking down the street, and sure enough... that's what happened. We're all so relieved to know that she's alive and well, and someone is caring for her. We love you Bonnie!
***UPDATE*** It turned out that Bonnie had been adopted by the students living across the street. Unfortunately (or not, whichever way you look at it) she got left behind when they moved away. She bounded back across the street to our house as if she was on a piece of elastic. She promptly came into heat, just as we suspected she would, and took up residence in the back yard. Despite several attempts to keep her indoors after getting spayed, she made it perfectly clear that she prefered her freedom and the great outdoors. In the past week (June 09) she has decided she likes "inside" after all. Now we are 6 again - and couldn't be happier about it. Bonnie and Clyde, back together again after all this time:)
Lives Remaining: 9 of 9
Forums Motto: I'm a Little Ray of Sunshine
The Groups I'm In: **Tabbies With 'Tudes** , Febreze® Pet Odor Eliminator™, Pawsome Pages
The Last Forum I Posted In: Hazel Lucy Hospitalized...Purrs Right Now Please!
I sure do hope you're all having a fabulous Fourth! My mum is English so this is a new holiday for her - but she likes it!!!
But I confess I'm a very worried little kitty today...
My brother Tyler has been a wonderpurr big brother to me and taught me everything I know.
For a little while, mum has thought he was declining - ever since Missy flew to the Bridge in February really. Despite all her efforts, he seems to be disappearing before her eyes. Our vet said it might be his kidneys, or maybe a thyroid problem, and now we have to wait for blood test results on Monday to see what happens next.
I am wringing my paws with worry... we all are. Mum is desperate to stop the decline of her boy, and Dad is trying to support Mum while not really knowing what to do.
In the meantime, we wait for the results quietly so as not to disturb Tyler's sleep. It's really HARD for us young ones to sit still, but we're trying our best.
I decided to start my diary today, with pawsitive news!
I am much better after a week of antibiotics to cure my "Mystery Infection". Nobody knows what it was: the vet called it SEPTICEMIA, whatever that is... well anyway, I am now back to my old normal self, am purring up a storm, and running around the house again, knocking things over as usual. The sun is shining again, and I am back to being the happiest kitty!
I know that this is all thanks to YOU my furrends, for purring for me, sending me healing rosies and messages, and for your kindness to my family. I love you all. And I love Catster!
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