Cat Talk Was A Lucky Break - Carole Wilbourn
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22 Dec Cat Talk Was A Lucky Break

Posted at 05:34h in Blog by

Cat Talk Was A Lucky Break — Letter from golden-age cat lover ……

“Hi Ms. Wilbourn, I wrote you a letter and need your address,” was a recent call from Barbara, a 91-year old golden age cat lover.
Here’s an excerpt from her nine page letter.

Fluffy Meets Pretty Girl ….
Barbara named the rescued kitten Pretty Girl and wrote how her older cat, Fluffy, welcomed her with a wash from head to toe. She went on to write how Fluffy had some nerve damage in her legs which sometimes caused her to plop down as she walked.

  • Fluffy
  • Pretty Girl Look-alike

More excerpts: “But gosh, darn, Fluffy looked after Pretty Girl almost right up until I had to have the vet take over — a very sad moment for me. We’d been together for twelve years. ”Pretty Girl is now nine years old, black, silky, with a little white patch on her back and four white feet. I don’t have any pictures of her to send you. One day I thought I’d bust my britches laughing so hard. She was sleeping in the rays of warm sunshine on my carpet, on her back, spread eagle. When I told her to “sit up like a lady”, she opened her eyes, gave me a look and went back to sleep.

I’m so glad I purchased your book. Now I know what she wants when she makes different meow sounds and how her tail shoots straight up in the air when she feels proud and happy. There are many other things I learned, but most of all, that my kitty cat is normal.  Also, I’ve made arrangements for Pretty Girl’s future without me.

Sending love and hugs, I thank you.”