My Sister and I

This is a photo of my sister and I. My sister passed away a day after she went to my human grandparents home. She got sick like my other siblings did. She would have been beautiful. Her name was Chloe.

This is my sister on the bottom photo she was so pretty.  We were in a cat carrying cage on the way home.

I Was Cute

This is a picture of me as a little kitten and my human mommy was holding me. I was so little my human mommy always held me.

Crawling Under

Sometimes I like to go under things like stands and tables. I always loose my toys under things and I want to get them. I know I don't fit under the stand, but I have to get my toy. MEOW!!

A Cat Becomes Adopted Mommy To Pit Bull

This is a cool story of a cat named Lurlene who had four of her own kittens became the adopted mommy to Noland a Pit Bull puppy. Noland was dropped off when he was just a day old at an animal shelter in Cleveland, Ohio.

Sharon Harvey of the Cleveland Animal Protective League said Lurlene loves him and that it's adorable. Sharon Harvey also said that Noland will be with the animal shelter for quite awhile and they need to be sure with him. Sharon Harvey also stated we've got to focus on giving him the care he needs. See the full store here just follow the link: http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-204_162-57590503/cleveland-cat-raises-week-old-pit-bull/

 Here is a video of Lurlene the cat and Noland the puppy.

   

Yummy Milk

My human mommy gave me a small dish of milk. This was the first time I ever tasted milk. Milk is really yummy! But, milk isn't really recommend for adult cats because we can become lactose intolerant and have trouble digesting milk. Milk can give us adult cats diarrhea. My humans give me milk as a treat once a month and they give me a really small dish of it. 

If you do give your cats milk, give it to them in moderation and watch out if they are vomiting or if they have diarrhea.  If they are vomiting or have diarrhea, you should maybe cut back on the milk you give them. If your not sure how much milk is for your cat, contact your local vet and ask.