Just a regular day?

"OMG!! What is going on???? I am frreeeaking out!!!!!! My brother and sisters are hissing at each other, they have gone crazy!!!! Mama went out with Annie this morning and they did not return until the evening. Annie is walking around like she is drunk, she smells funny and she sounds funny, she is not herself.
I am freaking out!!!! They are all hissing and running around me, I just want Mama to protect me. What's going on, what's going on..???" - by Bailey.

"Yeah, you are freaking out, how do you think I feel??? I get put in a crate, no breakfast, transported to my vet, who I usually like, now I am not quite sure. Mom leaves, they knock me out, next thing I know, my teeth hurts, I feel dizzy, I can't even stand up, I am in a cage in a roomful of groggy felines. Mom comes pick me up, I get out of the crate back at my palace, my subordinates are hissing at me left, right and center...what happened to bowing to me when I walk by?? I am walking like a drunk, and Bailey, you think you are having a bad day???" - by Annie.

Took Annie to get her teeth cleaned today. All went well. Very happy. - by Caroline

Happy baby pose with a cat?

Last night, I decided to practice a little bit of yoga. I was doing the Happy Baby Pose, when suddenly Annie decided it's cuddle time, she jumped up without warning and sat right between my legs.. seriously??? What kind of cat does that??? That is also one of the reasons why I adore her so much, cos she just does whatever pleases her. She is my idol, my mentor :) I love my Annie.

Just had to share.. and if you don't do yoga, this pic will give you a general idea what the pose looks like..

I am not FAT!!!

Camera adds on 10 lbs..

by Annie

Close to my heart

Annie was only a few weeks old when she was found in Michigan, her mom had died and she had lost the will to eat (and you will never be able to tell now). She was tiny, but very cute, and she had the loudest meow in the adoption room. I took her out and played with her for a while, after I put her back in the cage, she sat by the door and looked at me, she would not stop meowing. I did not want to leave her, but she was too young to come home with me and they could not reserve her for me. I went back daily to see her because I had already fallen in love with her. Finally, one day, Lori, the vet on site, told me if I wanted to take her home, I could. She has been such a joy in my life ever since.

Jeremy is not really my cat, he's Annie's cat. I had to get her a playmate because she was bothering Lucy all the time. I got him about 3 months after I got Annie. He was a very handsome little kitten with the sweetest meow. One look at him and I knew he was mine, I mean Annie's.

I got both Annie and Jeremy at Buddy Dogs Humane Society located in Sudbury. It is a no-kill shelter, very clean, the staff are great. Go check it out, despite the name, they have lots of cats for adoption.