i've been adopted

[keryx]

A tailless black neighborhood cat has been hiding under my house for most of the winter. Hey. It's cold. I get it.

Since I am a crazy cat lady, my reaction to this is of course not to block off the crawlspace, but to start feeding this cat on the porch. Now, when s/he doesn't get fed, s/he stands at the back door and meows and paws at the door. Someone else must have been feeding and taking care of kitteh (who, crazy cat lady that I am, I started calling Richmond - cause, you know, neighborhood).

So. Yeah. Now I think I have 3 cats. Sere's not super-keen on Richmond, but Richmond seems fond of Sere.

Comments

[quietdeath.livejournal.com]

Kitty cat kitty cat oh kitty kitty kitty, kitty cat!

[(Anonymous)]

I think you might have the sister to our calico tailless cat, Key-Key. They were born under our house right before we moved in, 6 years ago. We called her teenie, her brother is weenie and lives on 22nd. Teenie, or Richmond, used to stay with Key-Key but a boy cat, Mr. Skinny, fell in love with key-key so teenie unfortunately moved on. Take good care of her, she is a sweet girl and I'm glad to know she's alright.

-ronni
(@ 1206)

[keryx.livejournal.com]

You are always such a wealth of information! And this totally explains why she's so comfortable - yesterday when Tricycle was over, Richmond sauntered right over to us and stretched out in a good sunny spot to nap. That's not normal for a stray.