I Have Three Cats: The Corpse

Thursday, November 10, 2011

The Corpse

No, he’s not dead, but he does a good imitation of it, doesn’t he? This is Tucker lying on the floor, waiting to be petted. Or photographed by the scene-of-crime specialist.

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JCNovember 10, 2011 at 8:14 AM
How they can get so comfy on a floor is always a wonder to me.
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Random FelinesNovember 10, 2011 at 8:31 AM
hahaha.... mom likes to flip kittens over and get them to "play dead" - makes the public go awwwwwww.... Tucker - you are pretty cute!
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JEROME!

Jerome! This big, all-grey mancat is now ten years old, but that doesn’t mean he’s slowing down. He’s an active fellow, going up and down stairs, playing with toys and carrying cat-beds. Yes, carrying cat-beds, all over the house, and letting you know when he’s doing it. Here he comes now, taking his stick-toy down to the basement. He loves his people; he’ll tell them by flopping on their feet. And he’ll tell them it’s time for dinner by walking back and forth in front of them. But at the end of the day, he’ll stretch out on a lap or nestle beside his person on the bed. Jerome might be at his best as an only-cat, but he’s learned that other felines can be fun, too. He enjoys games and play, but will let others know when he’s had enough. But there’s nothing harmful or hurtful about Jerome; he’s too nice a cat for that. If you live in Lethbridge, Alberta, call PAW at 403-328-6700 or go on-line at pawsociety.com, to see more of this big guy – and there’s a lot to see!

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Thursday, November 10, 2011

The Corpse

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