Aw this is all so cute <3 ALL THE KITTIES ARE SO CUTE AND COLA OH MY GOODNESS. I AM NEAR DEATH WITH ALL THIS CUTENESS AND FLUFFY BALLS OF FLUFF AWWWWWWW. Anyway in my family we have always had cats, the first one was called Horris, he was a ginger tom, very smart and he actually talked once, he was at my grand parents house and he was meowing for treats and no one gave him one so he said "I want one!" so yeah, and then they got a kitten called Ernie, he was a black and white I think, and he was built like a tank, he and Horris didn't get along at first but then they were caught playing together in the garden and ever since that they formed a bromance, they even literally put their arms around each other, and when Horris got picked on by this other cat, Ernie ripped it to shreds and it ran off. He was growling like a dog
Then unfortunately Ernie wasn't the brightest of cats and he got hit by a car :/ Horris was never the same and he quickly declined without him, something went wrong with his kidneys and we had to have him put down. Now the next cat brings tears to my eyes because I loved him so much and I always get kinda sad whenever I think about him :/ So anyway, the next cat was Sooty <3. Here is firstly a picture of him.
He is the cutest blob of fluff I have ever seen. He had a curly tummy and he was long haired. He always used to talk to me and he knew whenever I was sad as he used to come up to me and sit by me. He used to jump on the beds and every where my mum would go crazy and be like GET OFF THERE ALL I CAN SEE IS HAIR I CAN'T STAND IT.. but I cuddled him all the time
His meow and purr was adorable. There's a long story of how it all started but I'll get to the end. One day me and my sister noticed he was struggling to move and that he was incredibly short of breath (have to add this in, he was previously thought to have cancer
) and he wasn't eating anything. So when my mum got back from work we told her and (oh yeah. first he was given steroids by this vet and he was better for a while but he quickly declined) she called the vet's right away. I didn't want to put him in a cage, as it would be too tight for him, so I held him in a towel. When we got to the vets, jeez this is hard, er when we got to the vets bless his soul, he sounded like he was crying and it hurt me so much because I felt so sorry for him
my dad tried to calm him down but he just sounded so unhappy. We got called in and I was kinda oblivious to what was going on and then she said he doesn't look to good. She was saying something, she went away and came back with a form. This is where I don't know what happened because I was crying so much. I didn't want him to go. I couldn't even look at him and when my mum said I had to say goodbye I couldn't. So off he went into heaven
Damn these tears rolling down my face :/ I was still crying in the car, I normally care what people think of me, but when I came out of that room, I didn't. I was in my own world of sadness. But anyway, we buried him in the garden with his toys and he now rests with the other two
Sorry to sound sad, so lemme continue with my new kitty who is called.....
Milo! He is the most hyper kitten I have ever known in my life. ZOOM ZOOM IS ALL YOU EVER SEE. He's bigger now though
He is mega crazy, he's apparently a "wild cat" according to this program. He eats, sleeps, goes crazy, sleeps etc... He is very cuddly though and he always licks your hand.. Like always, he does lick the face sometimes which isn't very pleasant. But yeah, he malts everywhere. It's a bit of a pain. He also attacks your legs so. He's definitely a bit wild. He also shoots up the curtains. And eats party popper string and tape. He's strange.
I also had fish but I swear they just disappeared. There were loads at one moment then the next poof they were gone. I also didn't really have the time to look after them. THEY DISAPPEARED. WHAT FISH DO THAT?!!??!
So yeah, there's my pets.
by farawaytreehouse » 28 Aug 2013, 15:07 
He turns 17 human years in October (he's really old). Recently he has been diagnosed with kidney disease, so we have to keep an eye on him 
