During my stay in Canada, I was adopted by a Burmese cat. His coat was a fiery orange like the rays of the sun, with an underside, as white as snow. Eyes were an electrifying yellow. And so I named him Tiger. He was my constant companion through those dull moments and the long dreary winters.(I had my fun too..:)) Unlike the usual snobbish cats, Tiger's behaviour was far from cat-ishness, he was more dog-like. In a lot of ways, he was very human. If only he could talk, I wonder what he would have said. I knew that he loved me a lot.
He responded only to my voice, curled up next to me when I was asleep and woke me up at 6.00 am for his breakfast. He hated the water, but I enjoyed giving him a shower. As soon as the bathtub came into view, Tiger's antenna's perk up and he would frantically scramble for the exit. Too bad, he did not know that he was messing around with the BOSS!
I don't have have his photographs now, but hey, Ill upload them sumtime. For now, I have these photographs that I would like to share with you.
He responded only to my voice, curled up next to me when I was asleep and woke me up at 6.00 am for his breakfast. He hated the water, but I enjoyed giving him a shower. As soon as the bathtub came into view, Tiger's antenna's perk up and he would frantically scramble for the exit. Too bad, he did not know that he was messing around with the BOSS!
I don't have have his photographs now, but hey, Ill upload them sumtime. For now, I have these photographs that I would like to share with you.
where they your kitten ? i love them.. as well have a respect as they are dwarf lion. i give respect as i always believe they can just turn to be a lion by one hop.
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