An evening at the zoo

Some pics are good - some not so good.

Another thread will follow shortly with a few Camille & Itty Bitty pics.

Twitch approves of the new "butt box" & her new "cat bed" - I can't have my clothes, she is sleeping on them.





Special Margo



Special Margo almost split the box



Molly - thanks to this cold snap/sudden warm day - we *finally* cleared up that blasted eye again until 2 days ago *sigh*



Killer Lily





"Not happy on meds" Ophelia Rose - she's not letting me near her atm



Crazy Dorky Fish!









Suddenly he hears someone else, so goes back to a well mannered adult kitty





Danglehead/Danglefoot Eden

aww they are all so cute

YOu know... I think your Dorky Fish and my Ghostie would be great pals!

I love Dorky Fish...So handsome..You wouldnt happen to be a fan of Bill Engvall with that name would you????

Such pretty babies!

Dorky Fish is just adorable, as always. I would love to scritch and snuggle him.

Nat you can see their a happy little bunch!

they are all so gorgeous

Fish is such a great name!!!

Margo is hilarious, I love it when they try to squeeze into boxes like that, like me trying to squeeze into a pair of old jeans .

Margo gets her head stuck in places (literally) that it shouldn't fit. She stuck her head in a pickle jar a month ago. It was empty & drying in the sink after I washed it to recycle it!

And Dorky Fish's real name is Dorian Grey.....that morphed into Dory (Finding Nemo) which morphed into Dorky Fish. My cats never have normal names.

Perhaps because you don't have normal cats?

I always love seeing photos of your family!

I love them all! I hope Molly's eye can be fixed?

Love your zoo crew. The are a great bunch of cats.

Molly's eye gets bad on & off - this time she definitely has URI symptoms so is on meds, and has a vet check on Monday. That eye is actually the reason I brought her home from the shelter - it wouldn't get better & she was running out of time. That was 3-4 years ago! The general consensus is a damaged tear duct in combination with herpes.