Sue's Cat is a house cat and never goes outside to catch or kill birds. He is very affectionate and always greets me with purring noises and rubs his head against my arm or hand. After I have made a fuss of him, and scratched his head he leaves me alone and when I decided to take some photos he was most cooperative, or was just doing his usual routine.either way, my shots turned out OK and in the absence of any wildlife imagesI thought I would share both his photos and story. I'm not much of a cat person, but having said this over the years I have had three cats of my own, and my dogs and cats always got on well. Tinker did not have a good begining to his life, and I have a soft spot for him, and now he could not have a better forever home.
Tinker was found by Sue's daughter in a trash container. She had been waiting for a bus when she heard his feeble little cries and opened the lid and to her dismay discovered the helpless tiny creature, not more than a week old. She wraped it in her scarf and walked as quickly as she could to her mother's house. They both went to the vet, and he perscribed a milk especially for premature kittens, to be given in drops every few hours. Sue did this dilligently.it wasn't an easy task as Sue explained later, but she couldn't in all consiousness abandon this weak kitty, so small it fit into the palm of her hand.
With all the care in the world, as the vet exclaimed, "This one's a fighter".
I will be joining Eileen at "Saturday's Critters" a fabulous blog where you can see
different creatures from around the world. Just click on the icon "Saturdays Critters" and it will take you there, and you could even join in the fun and share a
creature of your choice, a pet, or wild animal,
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