Welcome Bam Bam!

[snosrap5]

Everyone I would like you to meet Bam Bam! He is a stray that my parents took into their place of business. He is so loving and sweet and I can't imagine going to work and not having Bam Bam their to greet me!!

He doesn't exactly fit but it works!

He loves to walk on my mothers cutting table.


We had to do a little redirecting away from the merchandise.

Chilling out!! Waiting for customers!! He has great customer service skills.

 

[katiemae1277]

What a lovely big boy he is! looks so content to be there

 

[commonoddity042]

Very cute, relaxed cat.

 

[watchcaddy]

very very cute. Does he come and go or just stay inside the store all the time?

 

[AbbysMom]

What a beautiful boy!

I like the one of him on the shirts!

 

[halfpint]

Oh he's sweet looking, and he doesn't look like he's missed any meals

 

[lorie d.]

He looks so relaxed, comfortable and well cared for in all those pics. He was very lucky to have been adopted by your parents.

 

[phenomsmom]

THat is so sweet! I love when places have animals around. my insurance office has the sweetest doggy!!

 

[sar]

Awww

Bam Bam is a sweetie!

I bet he really does give a great welcome when you come into work and for the customers who visit!

I know he'd keep me coming back!

 

[snosrap5]

Originally Posted by watchcaddy

very very cute. Does he come and go or just stay inside the store all the time?

We have a screen printing shop in the back and big open doors for ventilation, so he does have access to outside but rarely uses it. He would much rather lay in the clothes in front of the store window all day.

Originally Posted by halfpint

Oh he's sweet looking, and he doesn't look like he's missed any meals

He has lost weight if you can believe it. We have come to the conclusion that he was someones cat and they dropped him off in the neighborhood because there is a lady who takes care of a large feral cat colony.

He never misses dinner though. Every time my dad enters his office Bam Bam thinks it's time for treats.

Karen, you have no ideal how hard it is to keep that boy out of those shirts.