Cats

Meet Meep, who went from a homeless deaf kitten and turned into a happy, beautiful deaf cat“She was found as a kitten, covered in black mud on the side of the road. Not sure if she was a run away but she was a tiny baby kitten that could fit in your hand and was very weak, so we took her, cleaned her up, took her to the vet. Over the next few weeks, we noticed that she didn’t respond to any noise or sounds, or coos of any kind. I suppose we just assumed she’s deaf, but she’s hyper-sensitive to other things, especially light and visuals. Moreso than the other cats,” Melissa via reddit.“She loves hanging out in the garage and watching. Also I’ve seen other cats terrified of Roombas and vacuums, but she loves to hang out with the Roomba when it runs.”To them Meep is just like any other cats. “I think all cats are weird and special in their own way… I don’t really think she has any difficulties other than she can’t sense when someone is creeping up on her. She relies completely on being able to see shadows. It’s kind of funny to sneak up on her and hear her stunted meow (which sounds like a loud “wrrrrrl!”) I love my deaf pet.”“I think sometimes she doesn’t really know she’s making a whole bunch of noises. She’s kind of loud… Her meow is definitely closer to a ‘wrrrrrllll!!” No ‘eow’ in the ‘meow’!”Meep has come a long way since the day she was found covered in filth, but a second chance has made all the difference.Meep the deaf cat found covered in black mud on the side of the roadThey took her home, cleaned her up, fed her and took her to the vet.Over the next few weeks, they noticed that Meep couldn’t hear, but she was hyper-sensitive to other things such as light and visuals.She is curious and loves hanging out with her humans in the garageAll grown up today, Meep’s turned into a happy, beautiful deaf catMeep can’t hear like other cats, but to her and her humans, she is perfect and very special.Photos via imgur. Homeless Deaf Kitten Turns Into Happy Deaf Cat, originally appeard on LoveMeow.com

We luff Sundays. It's very relaxing. Ok, well, we ALWAYS spend our days relaxing,pretty much, but Sundays are especially nice. Here's what I'm doing:PS: No matter how good the sleeping surface is, it's always, always improved by Mom's clothes. Always!!!And this is what Toby's doing today. It's like a tent in there, he does spend a lot of time here.Enjoy your Sunday, furriends!

Furr-ends! I entered another contest and this one, as of Tuesday, ANYONE CAN VOTE FOR ME! It's from a local grocery store we use, and they have a contest for Top Dog and Coolest Cat. The store is Coburns. The only link we have for the contest so far is http://cobornsdeliversblog.com/pet-photo-contest-rules/ Top winners will receive a $500 Coburn's gift certificate and the Shelter of their choice will receive one too. (that means if I win, Feline Rescue does too!) Runners up get a $100 gift card and if you vote, you can win a $50 gift card (it would be nice if you sent it to Feline Rescue in St. Paul).I think I'm the Coolest Cat:Don't you? Voting starts TUESDAY May 21st and ends May 30th, and you can vote one time each day! Please won't you vote for me (and my friends at Feline Rescue)????? $500 would give Feline Rescue, where I found my mommy, lots of kitty litter and/or kitty food.!Now for regular news. Yes, mommy left a shelf for me in the linen closet! It has been raining a lot here. Mommy goes to the clinic tomorrow, but she will be back by lunchtime. She's been trying to get a good picture of me on my shelf, but they turn out dark (well, I am a black and white cat) if she can get me at all!Coburns is coming in just a while to deliver our groceries (and, yes, my Purina One), so I will sign off.Love you all,QUINN

AYLA: Iza an Marley are outside, so Im doing the Easy Sunday Easy myself today. I sure like the bloo blankies, but this extra towel is special-colorful! I'll allow that today. Sometimes, "fancy" is good. And who doesnt like an extra softy towel on the pile?

Look, I know how to take it easy.Mom, not so much.All this stuff is in the bottom shelf of the kitchen cupboard.See now nicely it fits? When the stuff is in the bins, it's easier for Mom to get at it. So that shelf is finished.Did Mom stop there?Nope. She washed four windows.She planted pansies and geraniums, waving petunias,lobelia and verbenas.She mowed the lawn, went food hunting, did the washing machine shuffle, washed all the dishes, and paid all the mister bills. The house is neat, although the rug sucking monster hasn't made an appearance yet.However, Mom HAS been watching the tennis in Rome (right now Nadal and Federer are battling), and she has been doing some sewing in her studio.It's still a good day for both Mom and me.

For us Cat Bloggers the Carnival is a chance to discover blogs we might never have heard of, on subjects of all kinds! Submissions can be sent to:  carnivalofthecats(at)gmail.com The Carnival Home Page, with an archive of past Carnivals, the Line-up for 2013 (We need only 2 more hosts!!! ), FAQ'S, and more, is HERE. Hey there, felinity assembled! Daddy Kiril, here, with a toast to all my friends at Blog Paws and to all those responsible, behind the scenes and in front of the mics,for its success! Now, it's time to share with those less fortunate than usthe wonderful time we had, so I hereby send a meow-out to everyone, on behalf of Nikita and Elvira Mistress of Felinity, urge you to send one of yourpre-carnival, during carnival, or farewell carnival posts, from between lastTuesday through this Tuesday, to the email listed above. On Wednesday, or Thursday (If we get a lot of submission!) Nikita andElvira will post a special Blog Paws edition of the carnival. It's important to know that, if you won't be posting until after the deadline for this editon, submissions can be made to any edition afterward. Normally, Carnival of the Cats is posted every Sunday evening. Now, it's time for me to say goodby to Tysons Corner and head on home to Houston!

Princess Ashlyn here,This morning, when Bob was getting our treats ready, he opened up the first bag and started shaking it so us kitties would know it was treat time. I came running in as soon as I heard the first shake and a treat flew out of the bag and landed right in front of me. I didn't want to get in trouble, so I looked up at Bob, but he just smiled and said; "Looks like you get a extra treat this morning Ash."*smile*

Purrs ~ two little kitties, they lived by the sea. They romped and rollicked throughout their days in a Land called Zoolatry. Many friends would visit, their pictures all could see, and read the stories, of their glories, they shared with you and me. Purrs ~ two little kitties, they lived by the sea. They played and preened throughout their days in a Land called Zoolatry. Together they

I think I'll go outside for a while....and just smile...take in the clean fresh air....

Today is day 19 of a challenging creative journey; the Story a Day Challenge made by Marian Allen on her blog . My month long series begins here:         No prompt today, really, just a bit of unfinished business between two survivors. Payback by Nikita Cat The old French Mastiff was brought in by his owner one morning in the summer of ’04 and the receptionist could have sworn that Hadrian gave out a meow of surprise as if he KNEW the poor dog. His owner said that King wasn’t as old as he appeared, though he WAS old. He was a rescue from the fighting life a decade ago. It was just his time to go and he hoped they would do it. The Doc said it was weird; the dog licked Hadrian’s face and Hadrian licked his nose until he slipped peacefully into death.   The Blogs of Kiril Kundurazieff: 1. Mad Macedonian 2. The Opinionated Pussycat 3. SMFCB: A 365 Day Project