Thank you to the caring staff at both places for treating Dusty so well, and looking after Dusty, till we located him, Dusty is NOT a stray, he likes to wander one street over and visit the oldies at Stillwater Gardens Retirement Village each day.
So if you see Dusty out and about, please do not feed him, and please do not Cat-Nap him!SPCA Nelson Centre have Micro-chipped Dusty, so if he turns up again, they can call us straight away.Thanks to Aleisha and Nicky for seeing Dusty on Facebook, and letting us know, so that we could be reunited with him.
You
may have discovered by now that we have a gorgeous cat called “Dusty”.
Dusty
is a Russian Blue, and is the most gorgeous cat I have ever met!
Since
Dusty came into the family, he gets up to dailyhigh jinks, and terrorizes the neighbours, by leaving wee gifts of
birds in their homes!
Some
of our neighbours even give him treats, and my crafty ladies quite often stop
in with cat biscuit samples they have been given in the “Junk Mail”!
Aside
from high jinks, Dusty’s other occupation is
… sleeping, and he loves to sleep!
Dusty
was a gift from a family, who read online what happened to our previous cat, who
was attacked by 3 dogs, and subsequently had to be put down.
Nike
had been in our family for 23 years, so it was really hard to see her put to
sleep.
I
wrote about the dog attack on Facebook, and a girl {now a lady!} whom I went to High School with
{25 years ago!!! – you do the math!}, read the post on Facebook, and made contact
via a private message, saying that their family would love to give our family a
kitten, as their Moma cat was about to have a gorgeous wee litter of kittens!
We
met Dusty when he was 5 weeks old, and brought him home when he was 6 weeks
old.
As
you may have gathered, we are dotty over Dusty, and I just can’t help but share
photos of his antics! Dusty even has his own hash tag #dusty!
I
just went through my Facebook posts, dating back to January 2015, and this is what I
came up with …
