Hey everyone!
I am a 21 year old girl from Norway.
I love to write, train strength training, singing/music and take photos (of my cat and nature mostly)
I adopted a cat from the norwegian "Redd Dyra" organization. That stands for Save the animals
He was born outside, and when I got him he was approximately 4 months old and had lived 1 month in fosterhome with his mother. His mother was very scared of humans and ran the minute she saw me. I named my kitten Pepsi, and he was very scared but now he comes to me and my boyfriend to say hi and to be petted, he relaxes, he doesn't get scared of every sound or movement like before and he is just adorable! Full of energy and very playful at times, especially at nighttime or early in the morning.
I'm so glad he is feeling safe now
I am a 21 year old girl from Norway.
I love to write, train strength training, singing/music and take photos (of my cat and nature mostly)
I adopted a cat from the norwegian "Redd Dyra" organization. That stands for Save the animals
He was born outside, and when I got him he was approximately 4 months old and had lived 1 month in fosterhome with his mother. His mother was very scared of humans and ran the minute she saw me. I named my kitten Pepsi, and he was very scared but now he comes to me and my boyfriend to say hi and to be petted, he relaxes, he doesn't get scared of every sound or movement like before and he is just adorable! Full of energy and very playful at times, especially at nighttime or early in the morning.I'm so glad he is feeling safe now
He's really a gorgeous cat and those eyes are adorable. So sweet and curious! Pepsi looks very happy and content in his home - he's obviously very well loved. :catguy: I hope you will not take it amiss if I voice a warning about letting him play with yarn, as he is in the second photo. Cats love eating strings and yarn and it can get tangled around their intestines and/or cause blockages, requiring surgery to remove. Having said that, it's really a striking image with the bring orange yarn contrasting with his lovely black coat. I hope we see lots more of him in the future. This is a very friendly site and a great resource - be sure to explore the articles and search some of the threads to get some idea of what's offered. Hope to see you in the forums! :hi:
