Here is a short video of the office cat we have at my apartment complex in Las Vegas. The office staff rescued him from the streets. He had a broken leg and is apparently missing his mother and attempting to nurse on a stuffed fake cat.
El gato loco (the crazy cat)
Re: El gato loco (the crazy cat)
Nice...Have you given it a name? I've always found that kneading action they do very curious... must feel good to be on the receiving end I presume. How is the cat adjusting to a domesticated life? I adopted my cat from the street too. She was approximately 8 months old. I was told that some street cats may never become affectionate or fully comfortable around humans but quite fortunately my cat is a very affectionate. Was 'meditating' with me again this morning.
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Re: El gato loco (the crazy cat)
Since he is mostly a Siamese cat, I gave him the Thai name of Rama.zavk wrote:Nice...Have you given it a name? I've always found that kneading action they do very curious... must feel good to be on the receiving end I presume. How is the cat adjusting to a domesticated life? I adopted my cat from the street too. She was approximately 8 months old. I was told that some street cats may never become affectionate or fully comfortable around humans but quite fortunately my cat is a very affectionate. Was 'meditating' with me again this morning.
I had a previous cat who did that kneading / massage to my shoulders and back. He was a great cat and died back in 2006. He died shortly before my first visit to India, so I put his ashes in the Ganges.