Well, I have been traveling through the World Wide Web and found this place, and it seems a laid back, relaxed place
So I better stay here.
Well, my name is VÃ:censor:ctor and I am from Puerto Rico, as you can imagine we consider 60 °F freezing. I live in the city of Caguas (population: 142,000) which lies in a valley in the Central Mountain Range just south of San Juan. I am 14 years old, btw.
I am owned by four kitties, let me start with them,
The first one is Tom, who I found in a parking lot in the coastal town of Fajardo and I started crying that I wanted her and my parents caved in. It was May 21, 1996.
The second was Saladina, who appeared in early 2003 by the garage of my house and I left her food at the garage, she fell in love with me and made a hole in the screen door to get in. The next time she got out was to have her spayed. She is very small and fat, so she looks like a roll of mortadella.
The third case is Moab who is Saladina's brother. He came with a very strong sickness of the skin, which in Spanish is called "Sarna" but I do not know its English name. We managed to capture him and take it to the vet, he is now a gorgeous DSH but due to a scar of an old ulcer is blind in one eye. Sometimes I doubt how much he sees on the other eye, for sometimes he bumps into things.
The last, but not least is Planeta, who came in August 28, 2003 into the garage meowing and had a gashing wound in the right hind leg, with a broken bone sticking out. She has now recovered after taking her to the vet.
I look forward to talking with all of you, and I think I will like this place. :-)
My photos are here: photos.yahoo.com/victorherminio
Well, my name is VÃ:censor:ctor and I am from Puerto Rico, as you can imagine we consider 60 °F freezing. I live in the city of Caguas (population: 142,000) which lies in a valley in the Central Mountain Range just south of San Juan. I am 14 years old, btw.
I am owned by four kitties, let me start with them,
The first one is Tom, who I found in a parking lot in the coastal town of Fajardo and I started crying that I wanted her and my parents caved in. It was May 21, 1996.
The second was Saladina, who appeared in early 2003 by the garage of my house and I left her food at the garage, she fell in love with me and made a hole in the screen door to get in. The next time she got out was to have her spayed. She is very small and fat, so she looks like a roll of mortadella.
The third case is Moab who is Saladina's brother. He came with a very strong sickness of the skin, which in Spanish is called "Sarna" but I do not know its English name. We managed to capture him and take it to the vet, he is now a gorgeous DSH but due to a scar of an old ulcer is blind in one eye. Sometimes I doubt how much he sees on the other eye, for sometimes he bumps into things.
The last, but not least is Planeta, who came in August 28, 2003 into the garage meowing and had a gashing wound in the right hind leg, with a broken bone sticking out. She has now recovered after taking her to the vet.
I look forward to talking with all of you, and I think I will like this place. :-)
My photos are here: photos.yahoo.com/victorherminio