Last night when we came back home after closing the restaurant, this little "orange stuff" showed up !!!... Right now he is "Orange stuff" because he doesn't have a name yet. I guess he will be the new addition to our family, as he found us and decided to adopt us. He is extremely friendly and well behave, very social and love dogs. Right now he is laid on my feet below the desk while I am typing this post... Sweet!Of course Caramel, which is the Family "head member" is very curious about him, and Caramel love cats anyway (and not only in stew... just kidding!!!). No really, Caramel love cats and usually cats love him. It was interesting this morning to watch their meeting, and how they were seducing each other. Cats and Dogs are such wonderful creatures...
Hey... Who's that?
First "sniff" test...
All right ! Sounds good...
Who is attempting to seduce who?...
WOW!!!... He really likes me...
Hey !!!... Can we keep this one?... Of course we do, he choose us!
Friends for ever...
8 comments:
Your photos and the captions are adorable.
He looks just like a smaller version of our "adopted" cat. I called him Yossarian and he is now used to it and comes when I call him for his food.
Keep up the good writing.
I just love reading your blog. Great news for both of you with your new addition and the return of your old addition who I hope is doing much better. Great photos of Orange Stuff.
What sweet photos! And lovely blog.
*Sigh* I've been wanting a male orange cat for years now. We've reached our adoption limit, so unless one finds me, I'll have to wait. What a handsome boy he is.
I LOVE orange stuff! cute name, cute cat, cute blog.
I will definitely check out your restaurant the next time I'm in town, not only for the good food, but because I'm sure your personality permeates the experience!
Hi Gibber,
Actually "Orange stuff" was his first day name as he came in our life by surprise... The next Day we caled him "Rusty"... Not very original but shorter than "orange stuff" and easier to pronunce LOL...
I checked your blog, and as you said you don't post much often, but you should: you have a good writting style and it is also a good escape per moment... It is almost "therapeutic" LOL, specially days when you have something to vent about!!!
Take Care,
Philippe
Hello Philippe!
Love reading your blog. It is so good to know somebody cares for the dogs, thank you for what you do for them and for your patience and care and compassion with them. You make the difference!
We know the look in the eyes of a rescued dog, having one ourselves ( Mullet from SXM!) and the unconditionnal love they give back...thank you, thank you,
you are a wonderful person and we hope to meet you some day as we travel to SXM every year!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDCrGrnGjJI From Rob and Lydia
Hi! You have inspired us to start our own blog! We just did another rescue off of the Island of Grand Cayman this time. A beautiful mother and her puppy.
Follow up the story and all the info at http://mulletandfriends.blogspot.com/
Thank you!
Rob and Lydia
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