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Happy Gotcha Day, Newton!

On January 3, 2009, a little, naughty ball of fluff came home for the first time.

Newton 02 1-3-2009

After a bout of illness, he grew big and strong, and he climbed to new heights.

Naughty - Newton halfway up the tree 11-29-2009

Discovered the finer things in life.

Newt in Ess with Big Eyes copy

(Even if he didn’t always share them so well.)

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No one could ever believe that face could ever be naughty (or steal whipped cream).

Newton and the Whipped Cream Face

Surely he wasn’t being naughty. He was relaxing in the windowsill. Wasn’t he?

Newton in the Window

That’s our Naughty Newton. Happy gotcha day, buddy. We love you!

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January 3, 2014 Filed Under: Cats Tagged With: Gotcha Day, Newton 26 Comments

Thank You Thursday

We had a special gift arrive from very far away just after Christmas, and we have been so busy that we haven’t had a chance to tell you about it.

Pierre: Check out the stamps. This came from really far away!

01 Pierre and Envelope from Whisppy

The package came from our friends at The Furries of Whisppy, on practically the other side of the globe from us.

Pierre: The card says, “This awesome stuff is all for Pierre.”

02 Pierre with Card and Silvervine from Whisppy

 

Oh my COD, it’s, silvervine. I’ve never had this before, but it’s amazing!

03 Pierre Blissed Out

Pierre just couldn’t help himself, as you can see in the video below.

(If the video won’t load for you, click to see it on YouTube.)

Ashton: The head peep put some of the silvervine on the outside of this envelope, and I’m here to tell you that it does NOT all belong to Pierre.

04 Ashton Hovers Over Silvervine Paper

Newton: *slurp* *slurrrrrrrp* What are you staring at? You’ve never seen a grown cat lick silvervine before?

05 Newton Eats Silvervine

We loved getting a card from our friends so far away, and we really, really loved the silvervine. Thank you!

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January 2, 2014 Filed Under: Cats Tagged With: Ashton, Newton, Pierre, Silvervine 18 Comments

Redecorating for the New Year

Pierre: What’s that up there?

Pierre is looking Up 02

Newton: It’s our new logo. It shows me jumping down gracefully from the words of our blog name.

Newton Gazes Up from Striped Rug

Pierre: You haven’t jumped gracefully a day in your life. Besides, the tail isn’t poofy enough to be you. It must show an image of me. I’m oldest, after all, and I should be the official image of the blog.

Newton: But I’m more energetic! I jump up on and down from things!

Pierre: And you’re more likely to knock things over. Maybe it does show you after all.

Big thanks to Glogirly at  Glogirly Design for her help designing our new logo. It’s a great way to freshen up our look for the new year!

 

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December 31, 2013 Filed Under: Cats Tagged With: Newton, Pierre 23 Comments

Safety First: Paper Bags

On our post a couple days ago, Caren from Cat Chat with Caren and Cody reminded us to cut the handles off of our paper shopping bags before playing in them. It was a great reminder, especially since we posted another photo yesterday of Newton going into a paper bag which also has handles.

That’s actually not how we normally get paper bags at all, but we were supervised the brief time we were allowed into those bags to have our photos taken. If we have paper bags left out to play in, the handles are always removed first.

Newton and Paper Bag 02

It’s not so unusual a danger for a cat to get a head caught in the handle of a paper bag. We remember it happening to Star from the Celestial Kitties earlier this year, and to one of the foster kittens at Riverfront Cats last year. Have there been more blog entries about this that we forgot? Probably so. Catnip does that to the long-term memory.

And once upon a time, we had a shopping bag incident, too. The head peep woke up to find one of the cats who came before, Louie, in bed with a big paper bag attached to him. He had gotten his head stuck in a handle and dragged it all the way across the house in the darkness in search of help!

Pierre and Paper Bag 06_sm

So please, if you’re going to let kitties play in paper bags, cut the handles off. We’re going to leave the bag in such rough condition that you aren’t going to want to go shopping with it afterwards anyhow!

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December 28, 2013 Filed Under: Safety Tagged With: Newton, Pierre, Safety 18 Comments

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