My new rescue... - Page 1

I found this little guy sitting outside at a covienence store door waiting for someone to let him inside. He was so lost and looking for help...As soon as I spotted him I scooped him up. There wasnt no doubt in my mind I was taking him home with me. He would have never made it on that busy highway!

I gave them my number in case anyone came looking...
and Im am going to make a sign and see if they will let me hang it up at the store...but my guess is that someone dropped him off! Makes me sick! He is a super sweet little cat.

Any name ideas? I have been calling him Kodak.


Getting some much needed food...He cleaned the whole bowl!!!

The masked face somehow reminds me of Bat Man.

ha! thats a good one! He is still asleep in the same place on the couch where I took the picture. Its probably been a long day for him! Poor boy!

I think he's found a home...........:)

My last cat was called smelly cat.....   she didn't care.

This is a cat I had basically my whole lfe...Milo. He just recently passed away...he was 13 yrs old. This was his favorite past time! And yes he could really hold it by himself! Pretty amazing cat!

Smelly Cat would bring her kills into the attic, hence the name....LOL

Milo looked a bit spoiled.........:)
Thirteen years was a good life, I've never believed in unlucky numbers.

Mine didn't live that long.

haha thats too funny! Cats are weird sometimes!

You can't own a cat, they merely tolerate us.   They are great survivors, thats where the nine lives came from.
Mystery has always been with cats all the way back into ancient times.
I had many chances to raise big cats, but knowing them kept me from getting one.   
They have their own ways for sure, and very intelligent.

P.S.
I thought I had a picture of Smelly Cat but I can't find it, she was a black long hair.
She wandered up from the woods and was surviving on bugs under the night light, I had to trap her because she was totally wild and was only weeks old.     I kept hearing this tiny little mew mew at night outside my bedroom window.
Surviving was her only purpose at that point and I was so impressed at her courage and tenacity.
We gave her our home.