I’m not sure if I’ve mentioned RasPutin, the feral tomcat, for a while – you may remember that, back in the summer, he disappeared for a while and came back thin, with a very thin coat. He didn’t pick up very soon and I was worried, However, he has now and is actually quite fat, as a result of all the extra food I’ve been giving him. This afternoon, he came up to the side door to remind me to feed him, which I ignored completely. Poor Eloise cat was affronted enough already.
I didn’t sleep last night and Eloise was thrilled. She came and lay next to me with her face against mine, stroking me. She evidently thinks I’m turning into a cat and that this is a jolly good thing. She is a very happy little cat and gives us both a lot of joy, though neither of us had ever thought of ourselves as cat lovers in the past.
What a lovely evening for both of you! xoxo
🙂 To get an affectionate cat – now that’s something!!
She is quite independent, so it’s all the more charming when she wants to be with us. She’s very sweet.
‘Rasputin, the feral tomcat’. The term ‘disreputable’ springs to mind. With a name and description like that he doesn’t stand a chance, and, I must admit, I wouldn’t trust him an inch. Perhaps I would – I haven’t met him yet.