I love these guys

Every day I am thankful for the time I get to spend with these little guys.

They both have their own personalitys, quirkes, and needs but what they both give is unconditional love and the daily face wash - I am sure that Deacon thinks that I am a cat.

Note to one's self

I must remember to put deoderant on, as Rosie has taken to snuggling into my arm pit during cuddle time - each to their own!

I cannot turn my back for one moment!

I thought Deacan was being a little fussy with his food until I caught him - he has been having little trips to the kitchen most mornings and I turned my back for one moment and I found him with his head in the dog's food bowl!

After that I found him growling at the dog through the pet gate - talk about having a bad dog day.

A nose too far

Poor Deacon - he was only trying to be friends but our old lady did not think so.

He was sticking his nose out of the child gate (it should really be named pet gate in our household)being nosey as usual and our older female walked passed.

I think she is so used to putting the others in their place (she is the boss and that includes the dog)she automatically swiped.

Luckily he was not hurt, well maybe his ego as he thinks everyone should love him!

Spring Madness

Spring must definantly be in the air as Deacon is behaving like a mad cat.

He has decided to run around the room and climb up the indoor cat pen and sit on top - he must have been a tree climber in his day.

Spring Clean

Well we had a bit of a spring clean in the foster room which involved the dreaded hoover. At first they both hid behind the sofa but then Deacon realised he was missing out and decided to move to the kitchen to watch the family.

I thought Rosie would ignore me for a few days but she still wanted her cuddle that night so another step has been made.

What a few weeks

Well to say things have been crazy is an understatement however Deacon and Rosie are both fine.

Due to various reasons the routine has gone out the window however they both have coped well. Although I do not think they liked the hour change especially on the Monday morning when I went in at 6.00 (would have been 5.00) Deacon's look was a picture and said it all!

Let's hope we can get back to a more suitable routine now.

What a weekend!

Well master Deacon had to go to the vets over the weekend. He had started to scratch his face and I was concerned that he would get an infection.

He sang to me all the way there (he does not like to be restricted) and I must admit I was a little concerned when the vet called me in as he looked very sombre when he asked me why he had come in.

Although he certainly changed when he saw Deacon, he could not believe it was the cat that he had read the notes on. He said that technically he should not be still with us, but although he could feel the lump he had not lost any weight and apart from his acne was looking well!

We discussed whether it would be beneficial to him to spend more time in the main house however his opinion was not to rock the boat - things were working at the moment so not to change anything.

Obviously we accept that he is on borrowed time but both Rosie and I cherish every day that we have with him. Well I do - Rosie might think a little differently when he steals her food or sleeps in her bed but then again maybe the daily cleaning sessions make up for it!

Kitchen Time

Deacon comes out into the kitchen most morning for a few minutes. Because we have a long kitchen it is much better to play laser lights so he runs around like a mad thing - I must remember to record it!

Rosie has also started to venture out - although when she sees the large dog with his paws and nose through the child gate she looks a little concerned. To be honest she should be more worried about our cats not the big softy woof woof.

Multi-Tasking!

This is what you call multi-tasking - I need another pair of hands