The day we got him he was really tired. They have a chip in almost every cat. The chip is used for tracking the cat down. For example, say he ran away. The animal shelter people track him down, call who ever it is and tell them to call the real people who own it. So that is what it is used for.
He was acting a little weird when we were there. Then we found out that his chip fell down his neck, because its inside its body. So they scanned him and the number had a lot of zeros. Which is not good. So they had to give the poor cat a shot that had the new chip in it. I felt really bad about that.
He has a really bad cold. He sneezes a lot. That’s why we named him Sneezie.
The reason he got in the shelter is because he and his brother and sister were not wanted. One day the family said I can’t take care of these cats. So they left him and his brother and sister behind in Costco. And the workers found them and they called the people at Heartland Animal Shelter. And they went there and rescued the three cats. And that’s how they got in the shelter. His brother and sister went home the day before we got him.
And that’s my story.
Here’s a picture of Sneezie.
Delaney,
ReplyDeleteSneezie is the cutest little kitty I have ever seen! I am so happy you got a rescue kitty, that is the very best way to adopt a new four legged friend. Good Job!! Please post more pictures as he gets bigger. One with you and Dixon would be great! If you can get your mom's in the pic too, that would be cool.
Congrats again!
Nancie
Hey Delaney, Great job of writing Sneezies story. He sure looks like he is feeling much better. Don't be surprised if he sleeps a lot for the next couple of weeks. He is pretty tiny and sleep will help him get better and grow!
ReplyDeleteLove Uma
Yeah, what they said. Congratulations. I'd had a cat before (Olive), but now have two new cats (Lovey and Joy) and they are very different than the other one, so I'm learning too. I look forward to reading more about your adventures with raising your kitty.
ReplyDeleteHere's a site I've been finding helpful - http://www.catscratching.com .
Karen
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ReplyDeleteSneezie is adorable!! And, once again, you did a great job with your writing.
ReplyDeleteOne of my very good friends works for an organization in Connecticut that provides spay/neuter services for feral cats. Since you are a cat lover, I thought you might be interested: http://www.everyanimalmatters.org/