Showing posts with label Zoey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zoey. Show all posts

Sunday, January 10, 2021

Farewell, Zoey

Sad News
Our friend Zoey, from The Island Cats, left for The Rainbow Bridge.
Image from The Island Cats Blog
Please click on the photo above to visit and leave your condolence.

As I have Angel Zoey in the fur, this is extra painful.

Hugs and purrs to Sue and John, and to Ernie who has now lost both of his housemates.

💔😿💔

Wednesday, July 11, 2018

Wally Wednesday

I am so lucky to have visited The Island Cats

We live on different sides of Detroit; we are northeast of the city, and Island Cats are south.  I visited with Wally, Ernie and Zoey (so much FUN!), but I refrained from playing too much of the photographer as I was their guest.  The lady with the yellow hair, Sue, and I ate at Bobcat Bonnie's in Wyandotte...yum!  We then headed over to see if Chip and Slim, The Garden Center Cats, would come out and visit us at her husband's place of business.

Wally is not on the counter.
He says that I'm hallucinating!



Imagine my surprise, Scarlet lives there too!  I said hello; she simply eyeballed me the whole time.

My photo doesn't show her luscious red tail!
Sorry Trout Talkin' Tabbies!
Chip was first to leave his napping spot in the shelving, and he enjoy his snacks!  He allowed me to get within a few feet of him, then he'd decided that I was close enough.

Chip says, 'Whoa!  I'm just about ready to run away!'
Slim was much more shy, however he graced us with his presence, and look, his ears aren't even airplaning!

Slim made sure the straw bale was between us!
As you know, I too have 'feral' cats: The PO'M and Sweetie, called The 'O' Cats.  Although they respond to me and The Hubby, they really don't do well with other people.  Same with Chip and Slim; they know their regular folks, and just try to ignore the rest of us as we make kissy sounds and click away on our phones!

What a delight to visit with all of Sue and The Island Cat's Dad!  Thank you both again!  You know what?!?...I too want to be an Island Cat!