Denise has a new man in her life.
So do I.
His name is Finnegan...
We were at Guy & Becca's annual Chilicon, which is threatening to become Cincinnati's largest convention. Becca pulled Denise aside at some point, taking her into the summer kitchen. Finnegan was there: a orange tiger tabby kitten, maybe four months old or so, who had come wandering into their yard that morning. Becca being Becca, she'd immediately checked the kitty's health, given it food and water, and isolated it. Denise immediately came and found me and made me go into the summer kitchen too. The kitten was gorgeous and incredibly affectionate. Denise and I looked at each other.
We'd been considering getting a second cat since Katy died, but weren't in a hurry to do so since we had Ana when we wanted our feline fix. However... "There are other people here who may want him," Becky said, "but you guys have first choice. He doesn't have fleas or ear mites, and he's a little scrawny right now, but he looks healthy. I'll take him up to the clinic next week and have him tested for Feline Leukemia and FIV and spay him, and you could have him all buffed and polished..."
OK, we said.
Becca did the due diligence and put ads in the papers and checked with the local vet offices: no one came forward to claim the kitten. So Becca took him up to her clinic in Dayton on Friday and did the deed. We took possession of Finnegan (as we'd named him) Monday.
Here he is, if you'd like to see him.
Right now, he and Ana are adjusting to each other, with Ana instructing Finn on how she is the Supreme Queen of the House and he needs to be properly subservient to her wishes. Finn is learning. Slowly. He's still incredibly affectionate -- he loves to be picked up and held and cuddled, and wants to be around us wherever we are. He still hasn't really met Tasha, our dog, yet, so he doesn't have the run of the house, but that'll come.
We're now outnumbered by our pets. Hmm...
So do I.
His name is Finnegan...
We were at Guy & Becca's annual Chilicon, which is threatening to become Cincinnati's largest convention. Becca pulled Denise aside at some point, taking her into the summer kitchen. Finnegan was there: a orange tiger tabby kitten, maybe four months old or so, who had come wandering into their yard that morning. Becca being Becca, she'd immediately checked the kitty's health, given it food and water, and isolated it. Denise immediately came and found me and made me go into the summer kitchen too. The kitten was gorgeous and incredibly affectionate. Denise and I looked at each other.
We'd been considering getting a second cat since Katy died, but weren't in a hurry to do so since we had Ana when we wanted our feline fix. However... "There are other people here who may want him," Becky said, "but you guys have first choice. He doesn't have fleas or ear mites, and he's a little scrawny right now, but he looks healthy. I'll take him up to the clinic next week and have him tested for Feline Leukemia and FIV and spay him, and you could have him all buffed and polished..."
OK, we said.
Becca did the due diligence and put ads in the papers and checked with the local vet offices: no one came forward to claim the kitten. So Becca took him up to her clinic in Dayton on Friday and did the deed. We took possession of Finnegan (as we'd named him) Monday.
Here he is, if you'd like to see him.
Right now, he and Ana are adjusting to each other, with Ana instructing Finn on how she is the Supreme Queen of the House and he needs to be properly subservient to her wishes. Finn is learning. Slowly. He's still incredibly affectionate -- he loves to be picked up and held and cuddled, and wants to be around us wherever we are. He still hasn't really met Tasha, our dog, yet, so he doesn't have the run of the house, but that'll come.
We're now outnumbered by our pets. Hmm...
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