Tigger and Baby Kitty's
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Baby's Story
Baby Kitty was a barn cat, or kitten, I should say, when Kelli and I moved into our home.
The mother cat, which I called Momma Kitty, left one day and never returned.
Baby was afraid of people, she would not come out of the barn with people outside.
I started gaining Baby Kitty's trust so she would come out and at least eat with me outside.
Finally, one day, I told Kelli that she would be sitting on my lap before the day was over.
Kelli said "no way, she is too afraid of people."
A few hours later, that same day, Kelli looked out the window and seen Baby sitting on my lap.
I spent as much time with her a I could, gaining her trust even more, then she became an inside cat.
Tiggers Story
I was at work one day, prepared to leave work and head for the deer lease that evening.
I wanted to do some last minute grocery shopping during lunch, so I went to a nearby
grocery store.
When I pulled into a parking space, I noticed a little kitten walking around a pickup that
was parked next to me.
I got out and called for him, he ran up to me and playfully started swatting at my hand.
I left him there and went into the store.
I soon returned and he was still there, as if he was waiting for me to return.
I scooped him up and put him in the jeep and headed back to work, stopping at
McDonalds on the way.
When I arrived back at the shop, I fed him a chicken nugget, french fry, and some Dr Pepper.
I left work that evening and headed home to drop off the little guy with Kelli so I could go
deer hunting.
When I returned home, Kelli said that she hadn't gotten much sleep all weekend because
Tigger kept swatting at her face while she was trying to sleep.
I laughed and said "He's a keeper."
The background photo above, I took while Kelli and I were visiting the Zoo in Tampa Florida.
Kelli liked the picture so much, I decided to create this background with it.
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