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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / September 2007New kitten in the famiy
My niece, Charlotte, has showed an interest in having a cat since she was 4 years old. She is 7 now and her father, my brother, has let her get one a few weeks ago, from a shelter, the RSPCA. she chose a tabby boy that was about to die cos no one wanted him. I wish she hadn't chosen Tigger for his name.<g> He is now 15 weeks old. I gave her a cat toy to take home for him. Charlotte has said since she was 5 that she wants to be a vet and as she is flying away at the top of all her classes this does not seem impossible. Until she sees gory. > My niece, Charlotte, has showed an interest in having a cat since she > was 4 years old. She is 7 now and her father, my brother, has let her [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Until she sees gory. I remember you were most impressed with how she behaved around Boyfie and KFC. I hope it is a long and delightful relationship. > My niece, Charlotte, has showed an interest in having a cat since she was > 4 years old. She is 7 now and her father, my brother, has let her get one [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Until she sees gory. She may surprise you. Anyway, welcome home purrs for Tigger, and the best to his new family. > My niece, Charlotte, has showed an interest in having a cat since she was 4 > years old. She is 7 now and her father, my brother, has let her get one a > few weeks ago, from a shelter, the RSPCA. she chose a tabby boy that was > about to die cos no one wanted him. > I wish she hadn't chosen Tigger for his name.<g> He is now 15 weeks old. > I gave her a cat toy to take home for him. That's great! It's wonderful that she rescued a kitty from the jaws of death. And what's wrong with Tigger for his name? Just too commonplace? I expect to see some pictures! :) Joyce > > My niece, Charlotte, has showed an interest in having a cat since she > > was 4 [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > That's great! It's wonderful that she rescued a kitty from the jaws of > death. And what's wrong with Tigger for his name? Just too commonplace? I suppose so. <blush> She is bright enough to have chosen something else so I guess she wanted that name. She had to content herself with with pretend cat toys until now. She desperately wanted a kitty so I am glad she got one now. > I expect to see some pictures! :) I don't have a pic of him atm. sorry. All I know is he cost £80 to include vaccinations, microchip and his snip which will come about in November. I'm sure my brother must have taken some photos of him by now, so I will ask. Tweed On Sep 23, 5:43 pm, "Christina Websell" <spamf...@tinawebsell.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote: > <jXwXeXrXmXoX...@sonic.net> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > cat toys until now. She desperately wanted a kitty so I am glad she got one > now. Allowing a child to name a new pet can be quite, um, chancy and I think you got off very well with "Tigger." My friend's niece named their then-new Wolfhound puppy Telegraph. Telly had a good life and his name didn't seem to cause a problem. Alas, his allotted time, like that of all the massive d*g breeds, was short and he is RB now. > > I expect to see some pictures! :) > > I don't have a pic of him atm. sorry. All I know is he cost ?80 to include > vaccinations, microchip and his snip which will come about in November. > I'm sure my brother must have taken some photos of him by now, so I will > ask. The ng wants to see some pictures but we are patient. Will in New Haven Any pictures yet? -- "Frankly, I think the chances of having a happy childhood while you're still a kid going through it are pretty slim." Edith Ann > Tweed >> I expect to see some pictures! :) > I don't have a pic of him atm. sorry. All I know is he cost ?80 to include > vaccinations, microchip and his snip which will come about in November. > I'm sure my brother must have taken some photos of him by now, so I will > ask. That's all I meant. I'm sure you don't have any now, but when you do get some, I wanna see!! :) Joyce On Sep 23, 1:41 pm, jXwXeXrXmXoX...@sonic.net wrote: > > My niece, Charlotte, has showed an interest in having a cat since she was 4 > > years old. She is 7 now and her father, my brother, has let her get one a [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Joyce I agree with Joyce--your niece has compassion and smarts to rescue a kitty who needed a home the most! Tigger may not be original, but the important thing is, he found a good and loving young slave. And she appreciates tabbies--my kinda girl. Good luck to both your niece and her new owner. Since there are many female vets in practice these days, obviously they were able to overcome any squeamish tendencies in order to complete their educations. If that's what your niece wants to do, good for her. Although she's got plenty of time to decide what she wants to do instead, if becoming a veterinarian loses its appeal for any reason. Melissa > My niece, Charlotte, has showed an interest in having a cat since she was > 4 years old. She is 7 now and her father, my brother, has let her get one [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Until she sees gory. Most vets have an insatiable curiosity that overcomes any aversion to the gore. I always think the vet schools get our best and the medical schools have to take the leavings. But for now we will wish her a lovely long time with Tigg. Jo On Sep 23, 1:14 pm, "Christina Websell" <spamf...@tinawebsell.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote: > My niece, Charlotte, has showed an interest in having a cat since she was 4 > years old. She is 7 now chose a tabby boy that was [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Charlotte has said since she was 5 that she wants to be a vet and as she is > flying away at the top of all her classes this does not seem impossible. Oh, Pooh is classic...and Tiggers are wunnerful things.LOL I would say at 7 she still has plenty of childhood attachments, but ya know I still sit down and watch Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day, It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown, The Isle of Misfit Toys....... Probably shouldn't admit that!hehe PatM Lee and I went to see the guy that wrote the Pooh song. You haven't seen ANYTHING until you see two rows of big big biker dudes, dew rags and all signing the Winnie the pooh song! Like the special things in life, IT WAS PRICELESS. > On Sep 23, 1:14 pm, "Christina Websell" > <spamf...@tinawebsell.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote: [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > PatM > Lee and I went to see the guy that wrote the Pooh song. You haven't seen > ANYTHING until you see two rows of big big biker dudes, dew rags and all > signing the > Winnie the pooh song! Like the special things in life, IT WAS PRICELESS. Great image! :) Joyce it was an excellent concert, Kenny Loggins, Lee > > Lee and I went to see the guy that wrote the Pooh song. You haven't seen > > ANYTHING until you see two rows of big big biker dudes, dew rags and all [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Joyce > My niece, Charlotte, has showed an interest in having a cat since she was 4 > years old. She is 7 now and her father, my brother, has let her get one a [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Until she sees gory. I'm so glad your niece saved a kitty. Best wishes, Polonca and Soncek
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