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It`s good to rescueThis morning I met `bubba` taken in by a friend of ours. He is clearly brain damaged -he cannot quite get his legs to work in harmony. But he has found out how to get up stairs,go through a cat flat and chase a string albeit falling over. He purrs,rubs up against in a wobbly way and has to eat in his own way. But he is happy. 
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Hi Steph! Good to hear from you again. Poor "bubba" - how very kind of your friend to take him in. Any care given will surely be a grace. |
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How lovely that he's been taken into a loving home! Bless your friend, Steph. Nice to see you back here albeit briefly. Why not join the quiz tonight if things are slow on OFF? |
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That is so kind of your friends to take in 'damaged goods'. So may people overlook cats that need so much input. I hope Bubba goes from strength to strength . . . how are you and yours by the way?? |
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