Meet
Boo
Boo
is 1 year old, Maine Coon mix. Last
year, when I lived
in
Atlanta for 10
months, a young mother cat, decided
that the best
place
for her and her kittens was
at a good friends' house. I went to
visit
mom and her babies several times.
All
though all the kittens were
adorable,
I fell in love with one of the
males. Even at
just a few weeks
old,
he was always on the go. As much as
I loved this busy little
guy and
wanted
to adopt him, I couldn't because my
15 year old kitty, Bubba had
Chronic
Renal Failure and I was concerned if
I could give Mork (his given
name)
the care he deserved. Since I had 4
cats, money was tight.
Several
weeks after I was in Atlanta, my
beloved Bubba, went to the
Rainbow
Bridge.
Normally,
after one of my kitties goes to the
Rainbow Bridge,
I
wait for awhile to get
another kitty. But, Mork was
different. He
needed
a forever home and I could give it
to him. I asked my friend
if
I could adopt him, she of course,
agreed. A few days later, Mork
came
to his new home. He wasn't scared of
my other cats. His
attitude
was a "Your new my family and
like or not not, get used to
it"
He wanted to be friend with them and
they didn't know what
to
think of him.
The
first thing I did was change his
name! I had told my friend
that
I was going
to name him Buford, but that was
just to tease her.
Then
his name was going
to be Starbucks, Star for short,
because
of
my addiction to Starbucks. A
few days later, I learned that my
very
good friend Karen, lost her beloved.
Boo,
Boo's real name was
Kitten
K. Boodles. In honor of Boo, I
decided to
name Mork,
Kaboodles....Boo
for short.
Boo
is a great little guy but very busy.
He gets into everything,
is
curious about
everything and eats any type of
food! As for toys,
he
thinks thinks the house is
one giant toy box. He love to play
with
his
brother and sister, even when they
don't
want to play. He's lucky
that
they are very good with him. Because
of
all this, I say "No Boo"
alot,
he just acts like he doesn't
understand. None
of the training
disciplines
that I use, don't work. He's a
really happy little guy. He sort
of
acts like a puppy. He loves people
and everyone he meets becomes
his
good friend. Boo is very
affectionate and loving. For a long
time
I
thought Boo was a long haired Tabby
cat, until my
vet told me that
he's
a Maine Coon mix. If you'd like to
see more of
Boo, click on the
Next
button to see pictures of this busy
guy.
(The
residents & their mom would like
to thank Connie
for
making this great set for us)
