Hello, Friends!
Sorry we haven't been blogging much.
Mommy had a friend and her 2-year-old son visit us from Singapore
so we were busy showing them a good time.
Bronzy and I were kinda nervous being around the little bean at first.
It was, after all, our very first time meeting such a small human.
I gotta say...
I don't quite understand the little bean yet.
But we did end up sharing the bed quite nicely.
Here I am calculating the odds of the little bean falling off the bed.
On a visit to the Collingwood Children's Farm, Mommy met some very interesting farm cats.
Let me introduce them to you!
This Calico is a most exotic beauty.
Her left profile looks totally different from her right!
Wouldn't you have thought that she was two different cats?
And in my opinion, this handsome grey-and-white is one lucky kitty...
Because he has the largest, most amazing, eco-friendly litterbox in the world!
Just look at all that pooping space he has among that luscious green!
Bronzy and I are totally "green" with envy.
But the most interesting kitty on that farm is this one.
When Mommy first saw her, Mommy noticed right away how strange she looked.
Both ears and a bit of her nose were gone.
Mommy thought that she must have endured some horrific abuse or accident from before.
To find out more about her, Mommy asked a farmerette the reason for her appearance.
It turns out that this lady cat is a skin cancer survivor.
To save her life, the vet had to remove both ears and part of her nose.
But it was all worth it as she is officially cancer-free!
She now enjoys a great deal of attention from visitors to the farm.
During lunch time especially, she works her charm to the max!
And she never fails to get rewarded with delicious snacks.
~5-Cat Style
22 comments:
One of Mum's "before us" cats got a small amount of cancer on an ear and the vet told her to put high factor suncream on ears and noses if they were light coloured. It's a good thing that farm cat's cancer was caught early - she looked a real cute girl.
Luv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
How beautiful this post.
I was thrilled with the kitten who beat cancer.
Thanks to share!!
What lovely farm kitties. We are glad the bean was nice to you....
Great photos, I really enjoyed them. I am glad y'all had fun with your visitors!
We enjoyed meeting the farm kitties and seeing Slash with the little bean.
Truffle and Brulee
How very interesting about the cat with the ears and nose parts removed.
Visitors are fun! Kudos to the farm folks for taking care of the kitty with cancer, we are glad she's OK now.
Collingwood Farm looks great, wonder why mum's never been...and yay for the farm kitties, what a wonderful playground they have. we stay away from little beans...then again, except for Sam, we stay away from big beans, too :)
What a terrific place! Thanks for sharing.
Aha! I learned a new word from you today, Slash. Farmerette, you said. What a swell place. The farm kitties look happy...well...who wouldn't? purrr...meow!
I loved meeting the farm cats - they are really great kitties!
so wonderful that that kitty is a skin cancer survivor!
Your photos are exquisite as always...and...hope that little bean didn't fall off of the bed!
What a great place to takes little peoples. Mommy has a cat that had no ears when she was little. Sid had frozen them off when he was abandoned in -40 weather.
Kisses
Nellie
We like the pictures of you kittehs mostly! We just dont have anny little Beins ta relate to.
Gorgeous kitties!
Slash is still the king of them all!
Slash, you did pretty well with that little bean. Moosey and Sammy would have probably been UTB! :)
We loved the beautiful pictures of the kitties at Collingwood Children's Farm. It looks like a wonderful place.
Slash
Great job and we really enjoyed meeting the farm cats and we are so glad the cow kitty is cancer free.
purrs
>^,,^<
♥Abby♥Boo♥Ping♥Jinx♥Grace♥
That is a very cute tiny human! It was very nice of you two to be so friendly. Scarlett does not tolerate strangers, tiny or otherwise, but I'm not sure what Melly would think..
Those are some very pretty farm kitties. Then again, you are a very pretty kitty, too!
Great pictures of the farm kitties, glad the kitty is now cancer-free. Slashy, that was so nice of you to share the bed with the little bean. Good on ya!
What wonderful photos that you shared. Happy that you were able to make new friends with the little beans. We are glad to see all those farm kitties have such a wonderful time. Loved to hear about the cancer survivor. Such terrific news to hear. Have a great upcoming weekend.
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