Siamese
. . . with a bit of a white swirl on her face. Beautiful blue eyes. Liked fresh water to drink, would barge her way into the sink when she heard someone running water in the bathroom. She could jump flat-footed to the top of a door, sitting there, staring down at anyone walking by. Quite startling some days. She was a small cat, maybe four or five pounds, but she had a very low voice, so unnerving to hear her howling at the other end of the house. She was very playful, and kept up with several squeezy toys that she toted around the house. She liked to sleep under the covers, not on top.
. . . with a bit of a white swirl on her face. Beautiful blue eyes. Liked fresh water to drink, would barge her way into the sink when she heard someone running water in the bathroom. She could jump flat-footed to the top of a door, sitting there, staring down at anyone walking by. Quite startling some days. She was a small cat, maybe four or five pounds, but she had a very low voice, so unnerving to hear her howling at the other end of the house. She was very playful, and kept up with several squeezy toys that she toted around the house. She liked to sleep under the covers, not on top.
Siamese
. . . with a bit of a white swirl on her face. Beautiful blue eyes. Liked fresh water to drink, would barge her way into the sink when she heard someone running water in the bathroom. She could jump flat-footed to the top of a door, sitting there, staring down at anyone walking by. Quite startling some days. She was a small cat, maybe four or five pounds, but she had a very low voice, so unnerving to hear her howling at the other end of the house. She was very playful, and kept up with several squeezy toys that she toted around the house. She liked to sleep under the covers, not on top.
. . . with a bit of a white swirl on her face. Beautiful blue eyes. Liked fresh water to drink, would barge her way into the sink when she heard someone running water in the bathroom. She could jump flat-footed to the top of a door, sitting there, staring down at anyone walking by. Quite startling some days. She was a small cat, maybe four or five pounds, but she had a very low voice, so unnerving to hear her howling at the other end of the house. She was very playful, and kept up with several squeezy toys that she toted around the house. She liked to sleep under the covers, not on top.
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