He really is sweet, although strong-willed, too. The “I-don’t-care-if-you-run-over-me-with-that-walker-I’m-going-to-just-lie-here-and-stare-at-you” kind of strong-willed.
Then we have both been fortunate in our cats. When we got him from the rescue folks, he was all ears, tail, and tummy, with tiny, tapered feet. I thought he would be small. Instead, he grew into a great big adult. The extra adipose is my fault; he vacuumed up every scrap of food he could get; I let him graze, and he didn’t stop vacuuming.
Seriously. EXACTLY like my guy, Tigger. He was a rescue as well. The only food he didn’t like was salmon. Turned his nose up and stalked away with that tail straight up in the air. lol
Kathy Waller 
What a sweetie!
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He really is sweet, although strong-willed, too. The “I-don’t-care-if-you-run-over-me-with-that-walker-I’m-going-to-just-lie-here-and-stare-at-you” kind of strong-willed.
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He could be a brother to a favorite cat I owned. Quite handsome!
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Then we have both been fortunate in our cats. When we got him from the rescue folks, he was all ears, tail, and tummy, with tiny, tapered feet. I thought he would be small. Instead, he grew into a great big adult. The extra adipose is my fault; he vacuumed up every scrap of food he could get; I let him graze, and he didn’t stop vacuuming.
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Seriously. EXACTLY like my guy, Tigger. He was a rescue as well. The only food he didn’t like was salmon. Turned his nose up and stalked away with that tail straight up in the air. lol
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