He really did say that, you can see it in his eyes.
Thank you, what a wonderful way for me to start the day.....
If you can figure out how to get them to your place, I have a pair for you.....
T.T., who kills it if it moves.
Purr Baby, the pit bulls got one leg, leaving only a nubbin and a baby who is so very loving that even Scott was amazed at how it responded to his loving it last night.
Purr Baby is gentle and loving, but it also has a voice when it is feeding time.
T.T. is gaining weight and growing like crazy, at some 5 or 6 weeks old, LOL, but it is the Purr Baby who tells me the feed dish is empty.
T.T. was the normal scared baby, wild, feral and starving, with his mother having been dead a couple days, and humans were not going to touch him again.
So he listened to the Purr Baby purr as he sat in my lap and wanted some and came to me, now they fight over which of my feet they will sleep on, in case they head to the kitchen.
In the beginning, I put them in the big box that came last fall and that did not last long, I could have kept the Purr Baby in it, for he cannot climb out, but T.T. said “I do not live in a box, maybe under the recliner will suit me and that is how the cats sandbox, came to sit in the middle of the living room.
They are fully trained, but need a safe home that will be sure the Purr Baby does not get out doors, for the dogs to eat.
He is so very special.