Name: Morris - The Red Tabby Persian Cat
Birthdate: September, 2009
Describe Looks: They call me a 'Red Tabby" but you'd probably say I look 'orange'. I'm very puffy and my nose is scrunched. I also have something that makes me unique - my bent tail which was caused by a birth defect. Don't feel too sorry for me. I am still REALLY cute
Favorite Food: Wellness Wet Food
Any Siblings?: My adopted brother Mitch.
Favorite Hobby: Eating, laying around, hissing and 'growling' at the new dog and making him feel as unwelcome as possible. I also like playing with my toys, chasing my family's feet, and leaping up onto high furniture (to get away from the dog).
Any special someone in your life?: A purple fuzzy pillow I found in my human sister's room. It's the love of my life :)
Special Talents?: Impersonating a Gremlin and an angry dragon. Being super cute and irresistible. Meow for now.
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Sunday, June 13, 2010
Friday, May 28, 2010
Meet Morris, Our Second Pampered Persian Cat
Meet Morris, our Red Tabby Persian Cat.
We purchased Morris from a breeder in North Carolina who is also the same breeder where Mitch originally came from. We decided after having Mitch that we loved persian cats so much that we wanted another one!
When we first got Morris, a Red Tabby Persian, he weighed in at about barely one pound. He was so tiny he could fit in the palm of our hands. He was a teeny tiny little orangish fluff ball. When Morris first arrived, I constantly had my eye on him because he was so tiny and tiny does not mix well with a very active two year old.
Morris is growing rapidly before our eyes! He's more affectionate than Mitch and quite curious, and is always up for a game of chase with any of his little toys. He spends most of his day laying around and eating . When he gets tired, much to our amusement, he plops himself up against the wall so it looks like he is actually sitting up. I'm pretty sure Morris is convinced that he is a person too.
Another one of his pastimes is tormenting Mitch. He loves to stalk and then attack him (in a friendly way though). He's so much fun to watch!
We purchased Morris from a breeder in North Carolina who is also the same breeder where Mitch originally came from. We decided after having Mitch that we loved persian cats so much that we wanted another one!
When we first got Morris, a Red Tabby Persian, he weighed in at about barely one pound. He was so tiny he could fit in the palm of our hands. He was a teeny tiny little orangish fluff ball. When Morris first arrived, I constantly had my eye on him because he was so tiny and tiny does not mix well with a very active two year old.
Morris is growing rapidly before our eyes! He's more affectionate than Mitch and quite curious, and is always up for a game of chase with any of his little toys. He spends most of his day laying around and eating . When he gets tired, much to our amusement, he plops himself up against the wall so it looks like he is actually sitting up. I'm pretty sure Morris is convinced that he is a person too.
Another one of his pastimes is tormenting Mitch. He loves to stalk and then attack him (in a friendly way though). He's so much fun to watch!
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