The end of the first week

Thursday, October 1. 2009

So I guess y’all want to know why I’ve got a stump for a tail?

Well according to my new vet it’s a birth defect, not an amputation. But tail or no tail I can still wag my stump at high speed when I want to. I’m told I should really have a big bushy raccoon-like tail, well I have a big bushy stump, makes me all the cuter.

So I’ve been here in the mountains for about a week now and I’m gettin’ into the swing of being a Prairie kitty in the Rockies.

I’m not too sure about the main part of the house yet as it’s a bit big and open, however Mom & Dad let me stay in my room as much as I want and come sit with me in there and play. To show my appreciation I smother them with as much love as I can. I heard them referring to me as a huge purring furry ball of love. Yup, that's me. Scooter, furry ball of lurrrrrrrrrrve.

And something else I discovered when Mom got out the fresh laundry yesterday. It smelt sooooooo good, she uses magnolia scented wash stuff. Oh my... after she'd made the bed I just had to roll around all over every little piece of it to get in that freshly laundered magnolia smell, then a quick nap and when I finally exited the bedroom it looked just like the bed had never been made.

So now you know my story, I’m glad I got it off my little furry chest. My new life in the mountains is looking good, the great people at the Cochrane Humane Society did an awesome job of looking after me but there’s just no substitute for having your very own Mom & Dad in a forever home.

Yours truly Scooter
p.s. thought I’d give you a butt shot to show off my stump

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