This post was done in secrecy. My cats do not tolerate other cats on their blog. Shhh!
A friend of mine adopted a cat. Her name is Daisy. She’s originally from a high-kill shelter in Tennessee. When you see the pictures you will be surprised. She is beautiful and pure white with just a touch of a cattitude. She’s around a year old but we’re not sure as a lady never tells! Here are some wonderful pictures.
Hiya! How you-all doin’ (There’s a slight southern accent there!)
The food is much better here. The staff is more attentive too. (This is my adorable look that I use to exploit staff. How good is it?)
This is me and my staff! She is still in her probationary period but so far she’s doing well. Except for that visit to the vet. She’ll pay for that one!
Remember…if Morgan asks, mum’s the word! Or we can tell her this is a white frog.
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Such a sweet face!
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She has a very different shaped face. Reminded me of a British shorthair cat but that’s unlikely as she was a stray. Maybe there’s some Persian in her.
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That second picture is so endearing. Gorgeous white frog.
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She is very sweet.
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Morgan and the others mustn’t find out—or the fur will fly! Very happy Daisy was pardoned and spared. After all, a cat as beautiful as she couldn’t have been guilty of more than… wait for it… a feliney. I know, that was absolutely terrible. 😀
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Argh….
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Yeah… you’re right Kate, it was bad.
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Beautiful Daisy! I am sure she will have the staff fully trained in short order. Wonderful that she was rescued.
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Yes it is wonderful! She had the staff under control when I was there for a photoshoot.
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Daisy is a beauty!
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She is pure white and just a little stocky. My new cat is just a skinny Minny that I love the fluff of Daisy.
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I need a cat like that! She and Devil Cat would make a dashing pair. Unfortunately, he doesn’t do so well with his own species. My theory is that he thinks he is a dog.
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I had a cat like that too.
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Looks like a frog to me (your secret is safe!).
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Big furry frog!
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Poignant post. Loved meeting Daisy and enjoyed reading the comments.
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Thanks!
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She reads lips!!!! Thank you all for the kind words. She is something else. Daisy is trying as best as she can to make us all her minions…So far, it is her “Daddy” and her older, larger brother…but for me….it’s not working!!!!!! I will be strong. 🙂
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This comment is from the pet’s staff! Don’t believe her. She won’t be strong. It’s just a matter of time.
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Some white breeds of dog have the deaf gene also. I’ve met a few from white bully breeds, including a litter bred to be sold. Ugh. WHY, when there are so many in LA County needing homes?!
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I have no idea. I don’t know why people “buy” pets instead of adopting. Animals at the shelter are beautiful. Last time I was there I saw a beautiful boxer up for adoption. He was a favorite and the office team had him loose greeting people. Too bad we have a “no dog” policy in our house or he would have come home with me. Another friend has a gorgeous border collie. You couldn’t buy a better or more beautiful dog. It also came from a high kill shelter in the south.
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Daisy is beautiful… her “adorable” look is adorable! I am pretty sure Daisy’s staff will pass her probationary period with flying colors… 😀 I won’t say a word to Morgan!
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Staff will certainly get a satisfactory rating just for the food alone. Add in all the toys, critches and all, there’s are winner here.
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Beautiful! Looks so soft and fluffy but you better stay quiet to the others because I know how my Cat gets when she sees another kitten come in for a bit. Get a Cat bed that looks like a lilly pad and the “Frog” idea might work to keep the peace.
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Fortunately the photoshoot wasn’t at my house or all hell would have broken loose.
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What a beautiful frog! Morgan will fall in love.
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Yes! I never saw a fluffy white frog before!
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You better be extra attentive to your cats today, Kate . . . just in case one of them notices that you shone the spotlight on Miss Daisy!
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Fortunately it’s snowing here (yeah, really — 60 yesterday, snow today– boogers!) so they are preoccupied with the critters looking for birdseed.
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Wow! What wild wacky weather!
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😦
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I think Miss Daisy is beautiful and needs to scheduled on my Spotlight Thursday 🙂 ❤ Can you pass my information on to your friend for that? XOXO – Bacon
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She has quite a story coming up from a high kill shelter. She also had a bad case of ringworm that marked her beautiful fur. I will tell my friend.
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Thanks sweet friend. Hogs and snout kisses. XOXO – Bacon
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Sloppy purrs right back atcha!
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She’s a beauty!
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Yes she is.
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She is beautiful! Happy for your friend and her!
Your secret is safe with me. 🙂
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It’s so hard to keep the cats off of the computer!
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So thankful for people like you and your friend, who rescue animals in need…and are rescued right back!
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My friend has an older cat too. They are pet people.
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Daisy! What a purrfect name. So pretty and lucky.
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Very lucky. She will be spoiled and well cared for.
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she is a wonderful girl… like a snow ball … or the queen of the north :o)
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She definitely is the queen.
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She’s beautiful. So glad she is somewhere safe.
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She is stunning. I always find it hard to believe that people surrender such beautiful animals. She is partially deaf but not totally. Probably has selective hearing (like most men).
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Many white cats are deaf. I think white cats with blue eyes are highly prone to deafness.
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Yes, that’s true. This one has green eyes but still carries a deaf gene. It’s not profound though as if you clap, she can hear you.
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