Cute Cuddly Coo Cat
This little guy has to be the sweetest, most adorable kitty ever!
And to think he was almost rejected by me when my friend and I found him at the shelter. He was eight years old then. He had already been rejected by a thoughtless couple in favor of their about
- to - be - born baby.
I know, it sounds unfeeling of me to call them thoughtless. But it has caused me unspeakable angst when I think about it. Maybe that is why he seems to love me so much, constantly sits or lays on my lap or sleeps at the foot of my bed. He would, sleep on my pillow if I let him. But the line has to be drawn somewhere!
A childless woman really has very little to say to someone who has a baby. Many people have uncomfortable thoughts of having a cat around their newborn child. There surely are "old wives tales" about cats smothering babies. So perhaps they bought into them. Who is to say?
We may never know the reasoning behind their choice. What ever the reasoning may have been or why is of little consequence. The end result was that Coo ended up on my bed and my lap in my house. And I am sooooooo happy! This little kitty-cat brings me much joy, makes me smile and loves me unconditionally!
Once rejected...now a true love of my life!
He arrived at our house about four years ago with his brother Pumpkin, subject of the next blog posting.
This little guy has to be the sweetest, most adorable kitty ever!
And to think he was almost rejected by me when my friend and I found him at the shelter. He was eight years old then. He had already been rejected by a thoughtless couple in favor of their about
- to - be - born baby.
I know, it sounds unfeeling of me to call them thoughtless. But it has caused me unspeakable angst when I think about it. Maybe that is why he seems to love me so much, constantly sits or lays on my lap or sleeps at the foot of my bed. He would, sleep on my pillow if I let him. But the line has to be drawn somewhere!
A childless woman really has very little to say to someone who has a baby. Many people have uncomfortable thoughts of having a cat around their newborn child. There surely are "old wives tales" about cats smothering babies. So perhaps they bought into them. Who is to say?
We may never know the reasoning behind their choice. What ever the reasoning may have been or why is of little consequence. The end result was that Coo ended up on my bed and my lap in my house. And I am sooooooo happy! This little kitty-cat brings me much joy, makes me smile and loves me unconditionally!
Once rejected...now a true love of my life!
He arrived at our house about four years ago with his brother Pumpkin, subject of the next blog posting.
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